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Thanks to all.. just tried all day yesterday and today and keep getting the same messages. Apparently mailing is the way to go. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Over 5k rounds through my 9c, and not one problem, ever. And I've shot evvvvveryything imaginable. Not a design flaw.

As stated, here in Michigan the law requires us to inform (I'm not so sure about the part about telling them where the gun is exactly), but I make it a point to have my license in one hand and my cpl in the other, holding them both near the top of the steering wheel. I keep my hands there until...

Sold please close. My first time selling a gun on here, so bear with me. Sig Scorpion 1911 Carry W/High Noon Holster 4 mags (2 Sig, 2 Wilson combat) $975 shipped to your FFL $950 ftf in Michigan (I'm 30 min S of Flint)

B_san, Thanks for the info. I bought the 342 6 or 8 years ago, not knowing what a niche it would fill. Now it bounces between her purse and as a back up for me. It makes a great "to the mailbox and back" gun, but it sure does have a bite.

I've got the 342 pd... I love it, but I'm a revolver noob. Can you enlighten me as to the difference between 342 and the 642, and especially what the "pro" signifies

Raccoon Hunters Club out in Romulus. As a new shooter and cpl holder, I THOUGHT I got the safety rules down, and definitely knew what I felt comfortable with. The 'Coon hunters club was where I figured out what everyone else was comfortable with. Shooting idpa out there helped with my...

Makes me wonder what my 908 (dusty safe queen) would bring. Not much of a queen. Normal wear. Or maybe a bit more than normal. Hmmm...

I just bought a sig scorpion 1911. By FAR the most expensive gun I've ever bought. It's settling into a real good shooter, and as soon as the random FTF goes away, it'll be a cold weather carry.

I know a guy in Mich that has a sig 220 duty gun, and carries 4 mags on belt... I think guys used to strap on the least amount of gear and nowadays, do the opposite.

Email sent.

We haven't had cable in 2 years. Hulu and the interweb are all we need. My new mantra: if only OJ Simpson didn't have access to a gun, Ron and Nicole would still be alive.

Every gun I own is a 9mm, besides a .38 342pd that I shoot about ten rounds through when I go to the range. My wife and I (she's 5' 1" and 105 lbs) both shoot, and she is new to handguns. The m&p compact fits her just fine, and the 9mm is a much cheaper round to shoot. Keep an eye on Dunham's...

I carry the shield, and shoot the 9c in Idpa competition. The 9c is much easier to carry (it's 38 degrees outside) under a coat, but in the summer I'll be back to my shield. I have them both because my wife said I can.

Nah. My buddy-who-shall-remain-nameless takes his to both. Here (Michigan) may be diff than there, but here any LEO can carry anywhere with the exception of Federal buildings.

I love my 342pd... For what it is. When it makes it to the range, I shoot 5 rounds through it first, then shoot my shield or m&p 9c, then shoot 5 rounds through it again last. Comfortable with the mechanics of her, but its certainly not pleasurable. Good enough for "here to the front...

I assume you're a LEO and I'm trying to figure out what two places your badge didn't help. Federal court?

It's top heavy when empty??? That's a new complaint, and I must say, a hilarious one. It also comes with 2 white dots on the back sight and only one on the front.

We found the m&p 9c wonderful to shoot, but not as concealable as the shield. Bought both. Couldn't be happier.

I bought my 908 about 5 or 6 years ago. 200 bucks. Shot it a bit and buried it away. After reading on this forum what old hands like yourselves think of the 3913 and 908, I think I want to clean it up and maybe shoot it Idpa and carry it once in a while. Problem: Rust. Only see it on the...