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I rarely carry a revolver, but when I do, I carry a S&W 442. It's been 100% reliable. Being so light, it can be a handful with +P loads.

Got it...love it. 100% reliable. It's only weakness, for some people, is the grip angle causes it to point high for some shooters.

http://www.smith-wesson.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Category4_750001_750051_791654_-1_757978_757978_image]M&P Shield Safety Alert - Smith & Wesson

Left-ejecting Re: Woodlark's post 24... There is one left-ejecting pistol...the Walther P5.

I have never done anything other than drop the magazine, lock the slide back, move the sear lever down, rotate the take-down lever, release the slide and the slide has always easily come off the frame... just like the Instruction Manual tells you to do.

It's certainly not a concealment holster, but using the belt option vs. paddle, it is a very good holster. I have one for both my S&W M&P and my HK P30. As to finish, all holsters, cases, etc. cause some wear. It's a tool... it shows wear with use. I think a little wear gives a handgun...

Just like my three other M&Ps... 100% reliable, accurate, and with excellent fit and finish.

+1 for the M&P. I have 4 of them and they have all been 100% reliable, accurate, with excellent fit & finish.

I'd recommend these: Blade-Tech UCH DeSantis Tuck This II

Those prices seem grossly inflated. In 2007 I bought a 98% Model 39 for $343.

The Blue Book of Gun Values lists your pistol's value at$350 - $400. It was the commercially manufactured 9mm Para double action semi-auto in the U.S. Many credit it with starting the shift from revolvers to semi-autos by US police departments. Being in the condition you describe and having a...

Beretta has already done something like this with the PX4 Pistols and CX4 Carbines.

I'd say anything under $500 would be a good deal.

How many rounds have been put through it? Just curious...Why is he selling it?

All M&P semi-auto pistols have a trigger safety. It is a hinged type instead of the surface insert on a Glock, so it isn’t as obvious… a good thing in my opinion. You also have an internal firing pin block safety. If this is a personal defense weapon for you, you are better off without a...