The 915 barely qualifies as a "Value Line" gun as it. not just the same gun with different numbers or different capacity magazines. To be clear, the 915 and the 910 are different guns in several key respects.
perhaps the only true S&W "Value Line" and "Pre-Value Line" collector in the entire world! Its safety system: a main safety that decocks and stays locked down, a firing pin safety, and S&W’s distinctive magazine safety.Ĭlick to expand.There is a pretty good Wikipedia listing on the S&W "Value Line" 9mm models here. Two original magazines which were, by the way, manufactured in 1994 before the Brady Law went into eff ect. Product Code on these was 104792, 4” barrel, 15-shot Magazines, fixed rounded sights with dot front sight, single-lever manual safety and decocker, traditional double-action, Anodized Aluminum frame with Matte Blue finish to the steel slide. A limited run of 915s was produced in 1999 before the Brady Law went into effect.
As the flood of plastic guns welled up in the early 1990s, Smith & Wesson piloted its own Sigma series, but also produced the Model 915 from 1992 through 1994 only. Th is was a short production run of matte finished 5900 series sold as the Model 915. Developed as an economy version of the third generation S&W semi-auto. 304” smooth trigger, 15- shot magazine, post with white dot front sight, fixed rear sight, black Xenoy one-piece wraparound grip with straight backstrap. Caliber – 9mm, alloy frame with carbon steel slide, flat blue finish, 4” barrel, right hand slide mounted decocking lever.
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