Recent content by WillyM&P

Thank you. This is exactly what he was looking for. Yes, we both live in sunny CA.

Hello, A buddy of mine is looking for online stores that sell rebuild kits for the M&P 9mm mags. Does anyone know of any? I tried cope's distributing, but they don't have them. Thanks in advance. W.

Hello, I have seen in a video at the NRA Convention 2012, that the M&P Shield already has blue gun made after it, but somehow they do not seem to be available yet through the usual distributors. Does any one know when I can get my hands on one? S&W M&P Shield - FateofDestinee - YouTube Thank you.

Just courious... can you add a picture or pictures of what area exactly you filed the take-down lever? Thank you Wil.

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Beretta 92FS (Black both sides) -----> $55.00 Beretta PX4 Storm full size (Police blue on the front side / Black on the back) -----> $60.00 Smith and Wesson M&P .45ACP (Grey on the front, black on the back) -----> $45 obo Listed prices include shipping cost. Wil

.45ACP Made a couple of holsters for it. I will make one more once I get my Streamlight TLR-1S. Dual Tone: Gray (front) & Black (back)

Very, specially now that I replaced the sear and the stricking block with the ones from Apex. Mine went from 7+ pounds of trigger pull to 5+ pounds.

hey fellas... so how does one place an order for one of these?

Thanks. Can you still get away with using the .40ACP mags with .357 SIG rounds?

Being new to Smith & Wesson's M&Ps pistols, and a recent owner of my first one (.45 ACP), I thought I had read somewhere that if you purchase the one chambered in .40ACP you can also use the same pistol to shoot 9mm rounds if the 9mm barrel and magazines are acquired. Now, this is not just any...

Yes, I meant to say "does NOT stay down". Apparently it seems to be a common problem or known issue. I e-mailed Smith and Wesson and they said that becuase of the close fit, SOME M&Ps' slides will make the takedown lever to come up to its original position, and that all of the compacts operate...

Hello everyone, I am new to the board and to owning an Smith & Wesson. I picked up my M&P 45 this past Sunday from Turners (San Diego) and realized that the takedown lever does NOT (corrected) stay down when stripping the gun. In order to strip the gun, I have to use my thumb on the takedown...