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I have an M&P 40 Shield I conceal carry that's been flawless; it's my first, only, and last striker-fired pistol as I prefer steel-framed semi-autos, such as my CZ 75BD in 9 mm.Looking at different guns....anyone have thoughts on the M&P 9mm?
True, but an exception can be made when looking for something small and light for concealed carry.I don't like plastic weapons. Never have, never will. I have handguns that are 130 years old and they are still very functional. No plastic gun will ever last like that.
True, but an exception can be made when looking for something small and light for concealed carry.I don't like plastic weapons. Never have, never will. I have handguns that are 130 years old and they are still very functional. No plastic gun will ever last like that.
The dependabilty of a weapon is FAR more important then weight or looks. What has the poster compared it to?True, but an exception can be made when looking for something small and light for concealed carry.I don't like plastic weapons. Never have, never will. I have handguns that are 130 years old and they are still very functional. No plastic gun will ever last like that.
I don't like plastic weapons. Never have, never will. I have handguns that are 130 years old and they are still very functional. No plastic gun will ever last like that.
I don't like plastic weapons. Never have, never will. I have handguns that are 130 years old and they are still very functional. No plastic gun will ever last like that.
Plastic guns are best for carrying. I live in Florida. It is hot and muggy. My Kel Tek P3AT won't rust or corrode.
After at least 300 rounds the Smith has yet to fail, meeting my standards for a reliable CC weapon that's also comfortable for extended carry.The dependabilty of a weapon is FAR more important then weight or looks. What has the poster compared it to?True, but an exception can be made when looking for something small and light for concealed carry.I don't like plastic weapons. Never have, never will. I have handguns that are 130 years old and they are still very functional. No plastic gun will ever last like that.
I have an M&P 40 Shield I conceal carry that's been flawless; it's my first, only, and last striker-fired pistol as I prefer steel-framed semi-autos, such as my CZ 75BD in 9 mm.Looking at different guns....anyone have thoughts on the M&P 9mm?
I hear nothing but good things about the M&P platform, it's worth a serious look.
I have a Firestar 40 series, from Taurus. 40 cal, 10 shot mag and little bigger than a .380. I've had for 15 years now, and I still love it.Looking at different guns....anyone have thoughts on the M&P 9mm?
my favorite of the plastic gun crowd. And I own Glocks, XDs HKs CZs and have shot most of the other plastic framed guns. I think it is the fastest shooting of the lot and points the bestLooking at different guns....anyone have thoughts on the M&P 9mm?
Looking at different guns....anyone have thoughts on the M&P 9mm?
My son had a Firestar, most accurate handgun I ever shotI don't like plastic weapons. Never have, never will. I have handguns that are 130 years old and they are still very functional. No plastic gun will ever last like that.
Plastic guns are best for carrying. I live in Florida. It is hot and muggy. My Kel Tek P3AT won't rust or corrode.
Neither does my Starvel finished Firestar in .40. It's heavy, but accurate as hell.
My son had a Firestar, most accurate handgun I ever shotI don't like plastic weapons. Never have, never will. I have handguns that are 130 years old and they are still very functional. No plastic gun will ever last like that.
Plastic guns are best for carrying. I live in Florida. It is hot and muggy. My Kel Tek P3AT won't rust or corrode.
Neither does my Starvel finished Firestar in .40. It's heavy, but accurate as hell.