- Can this prop fire anything?
- No. It is completely inert and cannot fire projectiles or be modified to do so. It is sold for theatrical and approved training use only.
- Does it come with an orange tip?
- Yes. It is provided with the legally required orange safety markings, regardless of how images may show it.
- How heavy is it compared with a foam prop?
- It weighs 10.7 oz, which is denser and heavier than typical foam rubber guns. That gives it more realistic handling for training.
- What are its dimensions?
- It measures 8.25 inches long, 5.25 inches tall and 1 inch wide.
- Is it a good stand-in for a real M&P40 in training?
- It copies the M&P40 shape and has similar heft, so it works for draw, presentation and safety drills. It has no working controls, so it cannot replicate trigger or magazine manipulation.
- Who is it for?
- Trainers, armorers, prop masters and production crews who need a safe, durable pistol stand-in. It is not a toy and not for casual plinking.
- Where is the Hard Poly Police S&W MP40 Black Pistol Prop cheapest?
- At Role-Players, for $35.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Hard Poly Police S&W MP40 Black Pistol Prop?
- 6 stores we checked sell it, including NewRuleFX.com, Prop Money Inc., Theatre House, Retro Gaming of Denver, Role-Players.