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I agree, one of our CPL instructors warned us about the legal issues modifying firearms and even the type of ammo used in a defensive situation. Plus, I don’t want a gun with a haired trigger in my pocket.

Yep the Walther is an ugly spud... But, I shoot a much tighter group with my Walther than with my M&P FS. I can stay in a 8x11 at 25 yards with the Walther but not with the M&P

I don't know man, I wouldn't shoot the gun until a gun smith or S&W looked at those damaged ammo pictures. My wife had limp wrist issues at first but never damaged the ammo like your gun does. Just my opinion...

Now, don't you wish you could find some ammo to put in them...

Whats wrong with this photo? * Whats with the jet of smoke coming off the side of the gun * If the object at the end of the barrel is the is the shot wad, how did the flash get in front of it * If that is not the wad, why no recoil?

I think you made a very good choice. My wife has the M&P 9c, it’s a great gun. I purchased the Walther PPS 40 because of the thinness, (too long a wait for the Shield) when I clean the guns I can see that the M&P has a much simpler design than the Walther, there for more reliable.

Response too skip4309... I payed $580.00, (about $100.00 more than the Shield) it came with two mags, one six and one seven, case, lock the usual. I did get the last 40 cal. I went with the 40 because my FS M&P is a 40 and my reloader is set up for 40s.

If the two guns were available, setting next to each other six months ago, I would have chosen the Shield because of its reviews. But now that I’ve fired the PPS, I’m not so sure, the PPS really shoots well. I think, better than my FS M&P. The reason I wanted the Shield is because of the...

The slide spring on the PPS is pretty stout, maybe a little more than my FS M&P. But I like the trigger on the PPS. When shooting the M&P I have to put my left thumb on the slid rail to keep from pulling to the left while pulling the trigger. I'm not going to get rid of my M&P, the thing holds...

The wait was too long for the Shield. (6 months now with no estimated delivery date.) I purchased the Walther PPS 40 for concealed carry because it is similar in size to the shield 40, I fired fifty rounds through the gun and found I have tighter groups than with my full size M&P 40. I had No...