I feel no need for any kind of trigger job on my Shield 9. S&W totally re-engineered the Shield trigger and it is smoother with a shorter stroke and nicely audible reset as opposed to the rest of the current M&P line. S&W says it will be using the newly developed Shield trigger engineering on...
I have a pistol with a safety and one without. yesterday I called Smith & Wesson and inquired about the cost to have a safety added. They told me that they frequently get this request and they told me that they will not modify a gun in any way. They will not add a safety nor will they remove a...
I'm new to owning a firearm and unfamiliar with the meaning of "safe action pistol". Please help me understand how not having a safety can make a gun safer.
I paid $499 for my 9mm Shield last week and was happy to be able to get it. I have absolutely no problem supporting my local gun store. What if there were no local gun stores? Who wants to buy a gun without holding it first and giving it a thorough examination.
I like and use the safety on my Shield 9mm. If this trigger were as hard to pull and had the long extended travel as most double action triggers then a safety wouldn't be needed. However one of the Shield's best attributes is it's superb trigger.
I carry my Shield in my pocket in a Blackhawk...
I have an M&P 9mm full size on the nightstand.
I have an M&P 9mm Shield for concealed carry.
I carry in my pocket using a Blackhawk #4 pocket holster.
My pockets are most often in cargo pants and cargo shorts.
I tried various In Waist Band holsters and none worked as well for me as the Blackhawk...
It's like my Shield 9mm was custom made just for me. The only other gun that has felt that way is my M&P 9mm full size. Now I see why. It's a real joy to handle and shoot them.
I bought a Blackhawk Size 4 pocket holster for my Shield 9mm and I'm keeping it in my Cargo pants pocket. It was only $9.99 at my LGS. Anyone know how the Blackhawk compares to the Sticky and/or Ramora?