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I’ve got more rounds through my two P365’s in the last 3 months than I do through my very early (May 2012) Shield. They are incredibly much better shooters than my Shield and haven’t had any issues. I would sell the Shield but I’d lose money so now it serves as a stash gun. There’s nothing...

M2.0C hands down. 16 rounds should be plenty for HD/CCW.

Short barrel with a long grip is going the wrong direction for CC. Would rather see a 4” slide on a 12rd frame.

Multi Holsters offers that combo and they make just about the best kydex holsters out there! 2 - IN - 1 Multi Holster (Custom) – MultiHolsters

Pro Series is different than Performance Center. Pro Series are typically just cut for moon clips and may have different grips (but often don’t). Performance Center guns get action enhancements and sometimes cosmetic upgrades.

I’ve found Speer Gold Dot to be unreliable and that’s before I put in the titanium cylinder.

Damn that’s beautiful!

They’re... fun ;) Don’t plan on shooting 100rds per session.

You might be interested in a thread I started about 442 vs 642 direct comparison 642 vs 442 642 vs 442

Of all places, my local Walmart had them.

I’ve got almost 10K through my 2012 Shield and have only replaced the return spring assembly. 2K is just warming up.

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So if the action functions with the cylinder out and thumb piece to the rear, the revolver has long ratchets? I ask because my new M&P340’s action cycles with the cylinder out and thumb piece to the rear.

I wish stainless revolvers did something for me, but they just don’t.

I was set on a 586 as my next but now I think I may look for a 581 instead

380 isn’t inherently a bad SD round; it’s just shot out of guns with barrels too short to generate the velocity required for reliable expansion. If Glock were allowed to import their models 25 and 28, I would feel comfortable carrying them.

It’s the same parts in both, so same trigger pull

Here’s a 5” FDE for $429 Smith and Wesson M&P M2.0 Flat Dark Earth .40 SW 5-inch 15Rds

It’s in-line with what the Pro Series CORE are going for online; however, I’d get a M2.0 for $400 and send it to ATEi for the RMR cut for that price.