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I've got a 9c that isn't very accurate but is good enough for SD distances. I had been hoping to use it as a range gun but have decided to use it as a secondary carry. I picked up a m&p 9 pro to use as a 9mm range gun but haven't shot it yet, hopefully next week. If this one turns out to need...

That's odd, just looked at my 9c and no screw. Not sure what I was thinking of, but thanks. Just looked, it's my 1911's that have the screw.

Picked up the 9 Pro today for range use. Traded my LC9 that I couldn't stand for it. Haven't shot it yet but feels good dry firing. It will keep my 9 compact company. Did notice one thing, not a big thing unless I need to replace the mag release like I did in the 9c. On the 9c there is a little...

You might give femora a call they would be happy to help you. I have two remora's by not the one for the shield.

Not a big fan of ankle carry, even with a small gun. I would think the 9c would be a bit heavy for ankle carry.

I got the 9c after looking at several compacts including Glock, Kahr, Taurus, and several others. It just felt better in my hand and so far it's been a good decision, it's a job to shoot and easy to maintain.

The TCP is fine at the range I would most likely have to use it. Also it's significantly easier to conceal.

Took my new 9c to the range yesterday and fired just over a box of 50 fmj and a few hp's. All went good, great accuracy out to about 25 yards didn't try any thing longer. The only problem I had was 4 FTF's on the last round in the mag not a big deal the slide locked back so I just released it...

Well went to the range today with a new S&W M&P 9c as well as a new Taurus TCP. I was a bit concerned about the Taurus, given the mixed reviews. However while it is certainly not a great gun for the range because of it's size it did perform flawlessly. The M&P did also except for about 4 FTF's...