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There is a company in Connecticut that does custom Cerakote work. I’ve seen some Mossberg Shockwave shotguns that they did with the flag design....looked really good. Check out Home

Crossbreed Mini Tuck. A slight pain to tuck in your shirt but it conceals well.

You can buy replacement rod and install it with a cigarette lighter. Maybe Smith will send you the rod for free?

Just got my last one. Took longer than the others. Filed it July 1st and it came October 8th.

It will show up under the one that is already there.

I've shot hundreds of Berry's and Xtreme plated out of my ported and non ported Shields and haven't noticed any issues yet. I've heard that the porting can cut the bullet plating etc. I've been told that warning is on the boxes of Blazer Brass factory ammo too.

Love my PC 9mm....great little gun.

Just kidding.....

Thanks for the replies about Palmetto. I guess it's not out of the ordinary for the info not to show on Milanos site and still have them send the rebate.

Yeah, my concern is that as Kaveman said, you don't get an actual receipt with the gun from Palmetto. I bought two Shields, one from the LGS and one from Palmetto. I did both rebates online only a few days apart and the Palmetto one never came up on the Milano site. I've already received the...

Has anyone here received their rebate on a Shield that bought the gun at Palmetto? A friend told me there may be issues with Palmetto's receipts being accepted?

Wolff sells the same spring for both magazines.

Rampo, I submitted mine about a month before you and mine just came up on the rebate site.

This is only my second interaction with S&W service. I had them rebuild a Model 29 that was basically worn out. This was probably 20 years ago. I shot the heck out of that gun. When I got it back I didn't think it was mine.....they did a beautiful job on it and charged me very reasonable money...

It's a coil pin or coiled spring pin....they're tough to source locally around my area unless you want a box of 100 or so. The pin is actually coiled several revolutions unlike a standard roll pin that is split where the two edges meet. I was a machinist for over 20 years, used both styles.