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and of the five WM's within 15 minutes of me. And the half dozen gun shops. And the half dozen 'sports stores' that sell shooting supplies. Regarding Walmarx, I don't go often but when I do, there is essentially nothing of use to me. Never any 9 mm or .22LR and usually very little .380 Auto...

tool box gun - I like that idea. that S&W would certainly fit the bill. Offer them $90 out the door. Not many are going to be interested and they might take it.

My SW9VE AF has no special markings, for what it's worth.

Technically, I misspoke when calling the defect a 'mold line' as there in no seam there. What I removed was a spot in the plastic right where the ramp faces make the most contact. You can see in the pic where I took crocus cloth to it. I also polished most of the tooling marks out of the...

When I bought mine, I did a bunch of polishing to the usual areas to great effect. But, the thing that helped smooth the pull most was removing the mold line of the sear housing (inside). A wee bit of lube there as well and it was a like different gun. As for removing the 'humps', those are...

Love it! I'm going to print it and hang it in my garage.

:confused: That is one strange way to purchase firearms, to me anyway. I have never bought, and will never buy, one with handling one before and that includes dry firing at least a couple times to see if the trigger is 'ok' for my tastes. If it is a 'no dry fire' weapon and I am really...

I am generally the 'it is what it is' frame of mind. I bought my Sigma knowing exactly what it would feel like. That said, I did polish everything related to the trigger not long after I put its first rounds down range. It made it smoother and feel better. I'd do it again (buy a Sigma and...

That's what I got a few years back. Still love it. Fits my hand, shoots every time and where I point it, cheap. What's not to like?

Smith & Wesson 16 Round Stainless Magazine for Sigma Series 9mm

the difference is one is a .38 and one is a 9mm. Why are you not looking at the S&W Bodyguard 380?

I'm one of those azzholes that only goes there to see/feel up guns I'm interested and then buy elsewhere. I always start with Bud's Guns but also check the little guys locally. Gander is just stupid expensive, always.

My wife and her mother and sisters all enjoy shooting .22 rifles. Wife says that my SW9VE is too much though. She definitely has 'girly' wrists though.

Bone stock except for some trigger polishing. SW9VE Allied Forces. Love it. http://i100.photobucket.com/albums/m32/SP3-322/S%20and%20W/IMG_3678.jpg

When I first got my 9VE, I bought four different types of rounds (one for each magazine). All specs were the same except for case material. Two brass, one lacquered steel, one aluminum. No difference in performance, accuracy, or feel. What was different was the Brown Bear (steel) was a bit...