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I use a Glock (mouth washed out with soap for saying bad word) tool to remove the pins in mine. It was left over from when I had some bad word pistols.:D

Yep, I started with a Plain Black S&W M&P 9C with Manual Safety. Then to be politically correct and fully intergrated I got a S&M M&P 45fs that is Dark Earth with Manual Safety.:eek: I have done the Burwell modification to the sear in both of them and they are trully sweet shooting guns.:D

I just received a new holster today. It is Kydex and made by Crossfire Holsters. He has a lot of colors available and designs which are slimmer than your holster. His Slimline is a design worth looking at. I believe I paid $42 for the holster and ordered it at the end of last week. I...

I haven't decided on a holster yet. When using it as a house gun I mount the laser when carrying it out I remove it. When I find a holster I satisfied with that will work with it, I'll leave it on all the time. The idea of the green laser and especially the rechargeable battery sold me.

I believe I will leave mine as it is. It is absolutely smooth with no grittiness and I don't want the trigger pull any lighter for an EDC. I will measure it again but I suspect it is under 5#.

For a small amount more you can buy the LaserMax Genesis which is a pulsating green laser and is rechargeable. It mounts on the rail in front of the triggerguard. The green laser is much brighter and can even be seen in daylight.

I typically carry with an empty chamber. It's called condition 3 and is very effective if you train that way. The Israelis have been doing it for years. I carry a 1911 cocked and locked chamber empty. The same way I carry my S&W M&P 9c and my Sig P-238. When you carry all weapons that way...

I'm confused here. He said his daughter tried a S&W .45 He didn't really say whether it was an M&P or a 1911. He used the abreviation SA but after having said his daughter prefers semi-automatics over revolvers. The SA in this context could have meant semi-automatic. I realize that most of...

I spent a little time working on the sear in my M&P 9C. All I can say is WOW. A little filing, stoning and polishing sure makes a difference. I'm sure it would be even better if I polished the trigger block but I don't have a proper sight pusher so I believe I will leave that alone. The...