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No, but I am going to buy a new M&P 2.0.

Same here.

Give it one or two more range sessions and you will be spot on. Not far from it now. Get some snap caps and do some dry fire practice, it will help smooth out the trigger.

They are on the shields as well, haven't seen any on the revolvers though. Always figured that they were a combination of the sn and parts tracking of the frames.

Second for the TLR-6. Have been using one for over a year now and find it to be a nice and compact package, plus holsters are easier to find now.

The warm fuzzy one gets telling the powers that be to...... :eek:

If I were to buy another one I'd have to pay the tax and re barrel it as a mooth bore. :cool:

A tennis ball or a load of gumballs would be good for drone bustin with a spud gun.:D

Another dual owner, honestly the only difference I have been able to tell is that the .40 feels like it wants to twist in my hand a little bit.

After losing half my trigger finger in an accident, it is one of two pistols that I can still fire using an unmodified grip with my strong hand. My 1911 with a short trigger and thin grips is the other.

Does NJ consider JSPs hollow points?

M1911-A1, then the M9. A CZ 75 as my reserve deputy sidearm. Have Pop's Colt Trooper MK III in the safe.

1st one was free (won it in a raffle) second one for the wife was $425.

Hello to all. New member from Oklahoma here. A little bit about myself, I am a disabled vet dual service (Army then retired from the Navy in 06) and past reserve LEO. Love the outdoors, hunting, fishing etc. Currently a student at RSU in the community counseling program.