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Smith & Wesson 4516 Semi-Automatic .45 ACP Pistol, 3.75" Barrel, 7+1 Capacity - Stainless Steel - 4516 - Used Good Condition : Introducing the Smith & Wesson 4516 Semi-Automatic .45 ACP Pistol, a reliable companion crafted for precision and performance. As a third-generation of the 4500 series single-stack double-action pistols, it embodies the pinnacle of firearm engineering. Constructed from stainless steel, this pistol not only exudes durability but also ensures a sleek and timeless appearance. Derived from its full-sized counterpart, the 4506, the 4516 offers a compact variant without compromising on power or functionality. With a bobbed hammer and a compact design, it strikes the perfect balance between concealability and firepower. Equipped with a 3.75" barrel and designed on a smaller frame, it seamlessly accommodates 7 round single-stack magazines, ensuring optimal handling and control. Whether for personal defense or professional use, the Smith & Wesson 4516 delivers unparalleled accuracy and reliability. Experience the legacy of Smith & Wesson craftsmanship with this used but Good Condition S&W 4516. Elevate your shooting experience and invest in excellence with the one of Smith & Wesson's legendary 4500 series pistols. This pistol will ship with one magazine and will ship in a standard cardboard box. NOTE: Images reflect style of firearm but configurations and conditions may vary as these are used pistols and are graded using the NRA Modern Gun Condition Standards.
