Smith & Wesson(R) Shield 9mm & 40 cal Guide Rod by Stainless Steel Guide Rods • Stainless Steel Guide Rods
It’s a game changer, reduced the rack by 40% and it’s a superior product.
Very well said, thanks for taking the time to reply. I EDC’ed the Shield for years without a failure of any kind. Everyone has their distinct preferences, holding and shooting a gun will be a different experience to each shooter. I can’t say a single negative thing about the Shield, for me the...
Have both and no longer EDC them. The P365 has kicked them out of rotation. but for $250 ($200 w rebate) the Shield is a smoking gun and shoot almost as good as the Sig IMO.
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I run the AmeriGlo i-Dot Night Sight and love them, essentially the same setup with the added rear trit.
easer for me to use than the X-Ray sighs on the Sig.
The Sig is a great carry IMO, I still shoot my Shield a tad tighter but have run custom sights that spoiled me. Really like the 365’s trigger and extra mag cap, have to say the Shield is a very strong CCW and time will tell what is EDC’ed but I’m giving the Sig a fair try.
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Thanks man,
A $5.00 soldering iron from Harbor Freight and some patiences is all it takes for a stippling job. I did practice on a older polymer gun and some AR mags first but it’s fairly easy. Use the fine tip and mark out your area w painters tape to keep the lines clean. If you get any...
I hear ya there is just something that’s right about the Shield. I did add a little stimppling to the 1.0 then lightly sanded down any hot spots, added some tritium sights (AmeriGlo 2 dot) and a stainless steel guide rod that made the slide release much easer/smoother. Overall very happy with...
No thanks,
I actually carry on a daily basis[emoji6]
SS guide rod, easy to install and makes racking so much easer.
Stippling job done in house.
Tritium night sights (2 dot)
“We the People” rear slide plate