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PowerSurge
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Apex makes them.
hmbiohazard
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ill add mine in there too
ReaperTN
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I've had my SD40VE for about a year now. It is used for EDC and also sits next to my bed at night with the LED light attached. Gun was 100% reliable before mods and also after a few mods. Galloway stainless guide rod and 20 lb spring, Wolff 3.5 striker spring, Hogue grip sleeve, polished barrel and feed ramp, and LED light when needed. A steel M&P rear sight and Galloway sear spring are to be added next.
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Put my $ down on a VERY slightly used (less than 50 rounds through by appearances) SW40VE today and impatiently awaiting Tuesday so I can pick it up. Still all stock, no mods than can be detected by myself or the shop. As soon as I get a chance to get a good clean and lube on it, I'm going to head to our local range, run a box of 165 and one of 180 through, to see how it handles and which I feel better about, then may try the seer spring mod/polish and probably polish the ramp, just to smooth the feed. Picking this fella up to replace a High Point .40(no one laugh, it was way more reliable than most reviews make it out to be. 0 ftf, 0 fte, 0 stovepipe) that I had to part ways with a few years ago when the finances got tight.
REALLY looking forward to getting this out to the range and putting this one through its paces and having a great new sidekick!
Put my $ down on a VERY slightly used (less than 50 rounds through by appearances) SW40VE today and impatiently awaiting Tuesday so I can pick it up. Still all stock, no mods than can be detected by myself or the shop. As soon as I get a chance to get a good clean and lube on it, I'm going to head to our local range, run a box of 165 and one of 180 through, to see how it handles and which I feel better about, then may try the seer spring mod/polish and probably polish the ramp, just to smooth the feed. Picking this fella up to replace a High Point .40(no one laugh, it was way more reliable than most reviews make it out to be. 0 ftf, 0 fte, 0 stovepipe) that I had to part ways with a few years ago when the finances got tight.
REALLY looking forward to getting this out to the range and putting this one through its paces and having a great new sidekick!
Kronos
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Picked up an S&W SD9 VE for a smaller carry piece,first thing I did (before I even shot it) was yank the hinged factory trigger and installed the Apex one piece polymer they have-a trigger snob I am not just the two piece feels like I'll break it if I squeeze too hard,however I did dry fire the gun with the original and then the new Apex and the difference in pull is nice.
Comes with two mags paid $349 total for it:
For the price it's a nice solid little pistol
Comes with two mags paid $349 total for it:
For the price it's a nice solid little pistol
Texastaz75
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dlombard
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Guys, I just got my bianchi holster with a thumb break size number 13. That thing fits my gun like a glove. Now i'm donating my blackhawk holster to be the next victim in weapon retention after I found out how poor those blackhawk work
Not a fan of Blackhawk products either. Their "magic retention" mag holsters were not what I would consider stress-situation friendly. I switched over to Bianchi mag pouches with the snap button close cover and Safariland 579 Gls Pro-fit Holster for the SD40VE. AMAZING holster. Search for their YouTube video. The retention system they developed is genius. Works as advertised. Give it a try in case you are looking for something on the range where you aren't as concerned about having a thumb break holster.
BlackTalonJHP
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SD9VE and SD9VE Compact
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kenny brooks
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Didn't know they made a compactSD9VE and SD9VE Compact
BlackTalonJHP
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They don't
