Recent content by Pops9

Finally got to the range to shoot my 686 back from S&W after the long wait. All is well. The gun functioned perfectly!

Happy Pops9 LMAO, UncleEd! 7 year old thread lives!!

Confusion cleared up Gentlemen, I can appreciate your responses, as i would be in total agreement. HOWEVER, you have me confused with the original poster, (bbqbob51) who had an issue after only 200 rounds. I am Pops9, and i responded to his original post with my recent experience with my...

Got it back! I finally got my 686 back from S&W! Here is the timeline and the results: 7/17/20 Sent to S&W (FedEx) 7/21/20 Arrived at S&W 8/17/20 I called S&W. Was told the gun went to Revolver Shop on 7/23/20. Approx. turnaround time "few weeks due to...

I would be glad to do that!

I recently had a similar problem. My cylinder on my 686 was beginning to hang up when I opened it. I sent it in to S&W a few weeks ago. Since this is August of 2020, my turnaround time is approximately 8 weeks. I live a few short miles from the S&W factory, but had to send it in by FedEx...

What a beauty. Love the grips!

I am planning on purchasing a 629 soon. I've been debating on barrel length. Thanks your posts, I have decided on the 4"! In addition, thanks to murf205, for square butt tip.

Please add Pops9 to the drawing. Thank you and have a Merry Holiday season!! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I was speaking from a Massachusetts resident's perspective. In this state we do not have the option of having S&W rework the trigger. They will not do it. They sacrificed us to Scott Harshbarger, our former AG. Believe me when I say that any M&P purchased in Massachusetts has a trigger that you...

M&P trigger is garbage. Face the facts. The trigger is garbage. And if you are unlucky enough to be a resident of Massachusetts (which is the home of S&W. Hows that for irony?), your trigger is worse than garbage. Unfortunately, we can't buy new Glock in Mass. because of S&W's influence in...

Agree with Cub13 I totally agree with Cub 13. If you are unfortunate enough to live in Massachusetts, which ironically is the home of S&W, you should definitely get a trigger job on your M&P.

MA compliant? The big question for those of us who reside in the Peoples Republic of Massachusetts is will we need to replace the trigger with an Apex? What a shame that S&W manufactures guns in my hometown, but I can't purchase half of what they offer in their stock state.

Jim, thanks for the quick reply. Yes, I am aware that the conversion will require more than just the barell. I used the wrong term in my post. Rookie mistake! Thanks again.

Greetings from the gun-unfriendly state of MA. Been a forum member for a while. This is my first post. Hopefully, I am raising this question in the correct manner. I am seriously considering a new 1911SC. I would like to know if there are any .22 conversion barells available for this gun...