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Two items from Mitch Rosen’s exceptional line of made-to-order leather: (1) Mitch Rosen Holster, Workman Slim (WKM-SLIM™) for the S&W Shield (9mm or .40), Mahogany, best quality cowhide. $240.00 original cost. (2) Mitch Rosen Belt, BHL-T™ (with tapered ends). Mahogany, best quality...

Following the advice of several folks here who early this summer suggested I could improve the trigger pull and let-off on my Shield by (1) polishing the offending parts and (2) installing the Apex kit, I ended up doing both. The little .40 shoots better than I can hold it. First, got the...

In dry firing my Shield, I have been using what are often called snap-caps, but in this case the dummy rounds I have are apparently made of solid aluminum. I notice that after a few "firings" that the primer area is well indented, and I assume that it now offers little or no resistance to the...

When dry firing my Shield, my impression is that the trigger pull is not consistent in terms of the amount of pressure required. Sometimes it seems to require considerably more pressure to release the striker than at other times. When more pressure is required, there is more movement of the...