CAA MCK Conversion Kit for S&W M&P Shield 9mm / .40

$275.00

Compatible with

Smith & Wesson M&P

Stock Folding Stock Stabilizing Brace

Color Black Flat Dark Earth OD Green Tungsten Gray

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Specs

Brand	CAA Tactical
Model	MCK for S&W M&P Shield
Fits	Smith & Wesson M&P Shield 9mm, .40
Kit level	Basic
Top rail	Aluminum Picatinny
Side rails	Picatinny, for lights, lasers and thumb rests
Stock options	Folding stock or stabilizing brace
Colors	Black, Flat Dark Earth, OD Green, Tungsten Gray, Blue, Clear, Orange, Pink, Red, White
Stabilizer	Gen 2, fires folded

Key features

Drop in, lock, goYour S&W M&P Shield slides into the chassis and locks. No disassembly and no changes to the pistol.
Rails everywhereA top rail for optics or sights, side rails for a light, a laser or thumb rests.
Spare mag up frontA spare-magazine holder rides on the front of the kit.

Questions

Which pistols fit?

S&W M&P Shield 9mm and .40. It's the slimmest MCK made.

Can I add accessories later?

Yes. The top and side rails take a light, sights, a red dot and thumb rests, sold separately.

Do I need to take my pistol apart?

No. You place the pistol in the kit, lock it and go. Nothing on the gun is changed.

Folding stock or stabilizing brace?

The folding stock shoulders tight and firm. The long stabilizing brace was designed for the US market and its SBR rules. In the US, a shoulder stock on a pistol may require NFA/SBR registration. Check your local laws before you order.

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Built for the real world

The Full Rundown

The slimmest MCK yet.

Thanks to the Shield's slim frame, this is the thinnest MCK made. Drop the pistol in, lock it and go.

The Good

No pistol disassembly
Aluminum top Picatinny rail
Side rails for lights, lasers and thumb rests
Gen 2 stabilizer fires while folded
Spare-mag holder with button catch

Compatibility

Smith & Wesson M&P Shield 9mm, .40

Important

Choose a standard folding stock, or the long stabilizing brace version made for US SBR rules. In the US, a shoulder stock on a pistol may require NFA/SBR registration.