Description

The Smith Wesson Equalizer Carry On Bundle is a complete carry package built around the Equalizer micro-compact 9mm, adding a Viridian RFX11 green dot, a Savior Equipment pistol bag, a Maglula UpLULA loader and three magazines to the pistol itself.
Smith Wesson Equalizer Carry On Bundle What Comes in the Box
Most pistols ship with two magazines and a plastic case. This one ships with three magazines in 10, 13 and 15 round capacities, a Viridian RFX11 green dot optic, a Savior Equipment pistol bag and a Maglula UpLULA magazine loader. Smith and Wesson puts the added value at up to 269 dollars.
The practical effect is that you can leave the shop and go straight to the range without a second purchase. The optic is already the right footprint for the slide cut, the loader saves your thumbs on the first hundred rounds, and the bag is a real range bag rather than a blow-molded case.
Three magazine sizes also cover three different jobs. Ten rounds for deep concealment, fifteen for a full grip at the range, thirteen as the compromise most people end up carrying.
EZ Rack and the Internal Hammer
The Equalizer uses Smith and Wesson next-generation EZ technology, which means the slide takes noticeably less force to rack than a conventional striker-fired pistol. For shooters with reduced hand strength, arthritis or smaller hands, that is the difference between a pistol they can operate and one they cannot.
That ease comes from an internal hammer design rather than a striker. The side benefit is a light, crisp single-action trigger with a tactile and audible reset, which is a genuinely better trigger than most guns in this size class offer.
The pistol also disassembles without pulling the trigger, has a reversible magazine release, a loaded chamber indicator and a manual thumb safety, so the safety features are there for shooters who want them.
Specifications
- Manufacturer part number: 14718
- Caliber: 9mm Luger
- Frame size: micro-compact
- Barrel: 3.6 in.
- Capacity: 10, 13 and 15 round magazines included
- Action: internal hammer, single action with EZ Rack slide
- Sights and optics: slide cut for optics, Viridian RFX11 green dot included
- Safety: manual thumb safety, loaded chamber indicator
- Controls: reversible magazine release
- Rail: Picatinny-style equipment rail for light or laser
- Finish: Armornite corrosion resistant
- Grip angle: 18 degrees
- Weight: 22.9 oz
- Height: 4.5 in.
- Width: 1.04 in.
- Also included: Savior Equipment pistol bag, Maglula UpLULA magazine loader
- Warranty: Smith and Wesson Limited Lifetime Service Policy
- UPC: 022188905151
Why Buyers Choose the Smith Wesson Equalizer Carry On Bundle
Buying a reflex sight separately means researching footprints, ordering a plate and hoping it co-witnesses properly. Here the optic is matched to the slide cut and mounted-ready out of the box.
An easy-racking slide is the single most requested feature among shooters who have struggled with conventional pistols, and the Equalizer delivers it without the bulk of the older Shield EZ.
At 1.04 inches wide this is a genuinely thin pistol, which is what makes 15 rounds concealable rather than merely possible.
The UpLULA loader is a small thing that makes an enormous difference. Loading double-stack 9mm magazines by thumb gets painful fast, and this removes the excuse not to practice.
Who Should Buy It
The Smith Wesson Equalizer Carry On Bundle suits new shooters who want everything needed to start in one purchase, carriers with limited hand strength who need an easy-racking slide, and anyone who wants a reflex sight on a carry gun without assembling the parts themselves. The thumb safety is a preference rather than a requirement, so handle one if you are undecided.
Exactly what is in the box
Bundles vary wildly in how much they actually include, so here is the verified contents of the Smith Wesson Equalizer Carry On Bundle as the distributors list it: the Equalizer pistol itself, three magazines in 10, 13 and 15 round capacities, a Viridian RFX11 green dot sight, a Maglula UpLULA magazine loader, and a Savior Specialist bag.
Priced separately the four accessories in the Smith Wesson Equalizer Carry On Bundle come to a meaningful fraction of the pistol. The magazine set alone is the part most people underestimate: three different capacities means one for range work, one for carry in a capped state, and one flush-fit for deep concealment, without ordering anything.
The optic in the Smith Wesson Equalizer Carry On Bundle is worth a word. The RFX11 uses the Shield RMSc footprint, which is the same cut the Equalizer slide carries, so it bolts straight down with no adapter plate and no guessing. A green emitter is easier for most eyes to pick up in daylight than red, and harder on battery life; that is the trade, and it is a reasonable one on a carry gun.
Ammunition and setting it up
9mm Luger chamber and pressure limits are published by SAAMI. A 3.67-inch barrel gives up around a hundred feet per second against a service pistol, which matters for expansion, so pick a carry load designed for short barrels. Federal American Eagle 115 gr FMJ for practice, Hornady Critical Defense 115 gr FTX for carry, and run a full box of the latter before you trust it.
Confirm the dot zero on the Smith Wesson Equalizer Carry On Bundle at seven and fifteen yards on your own ammunition rather than assuming the factory setting. The Equalizer keeps usable iron sights under the optic, which is the arrangement you want if a battery ever dies on you.
Where it sits in the range
If the Smith Wesson Equalizer Carry On Bundle is more than you need, the CSX E-Series in 3.1 in and the 3.6 in CSX E-Series are the leaner alternatives in the same caliber, and the 10-round CSX E-Series is the capacity-capped option. For a revolver instead, the 642 Airweight needs no optic, no battery and no thought.
Compliance: our distributors will not direct-ship the Smith Wesson Equalizer Carry On Bundle to Rhode Island or Washington, and it is not sold into Puerto Rico or the US Virgin Islands.
Every firearm we list ships to your chosen FFL and is transferred there after a background check.









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