In this 2006 file photo, an employee loads a magazine into the grip of a model 9VE pistol while test firing at the Smith & Wesson factory in Springfield, Mass. Smith & Wesson says it will eliminate 37 jobs from its Houlton, Maine plant as it shifts the location's focus to polymer-frame handguns and moves some manufacturing to its Springfield location.
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