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thats too baller status for me. kinda hard to one up that... im too much of a wussy to try to shoot it enough to enjoy it :D 1 time WILL be enough for me lol

the ego on having a 40 over a 9 is bigger lol

ive never had a problem. eat every round and doesnt malfunction what so ever

Its the trigger . Triggers r anywhere from 6.5 to 8.6 lbs. Mine was at 8.6. I had the same iisue till I got my apex kit in. If u try fire it ull notice at the time is goes click the muzzle moves to the left. I had the issue where it goes to the right. Im a left. What did u prefer to shoot before ?

I agree . My grouping is alot tighter .

took it to the range last week and man what a difference. alot easier to shoot, alot more accurate and doesnt hurt to shoot anymore. i would HIGHLY recommend it. like i said in the video i paid a little more then msrp. 185-190. 100 for the spring kit with gunsmith charge and about 87 bucks for...

Hell yea I would send it in. The longer u sit and wine about it they could be fixing the issue. Not trying to bust ur balls but the core ain't cheap. Send it in asap. Im not happy with qc either was my m&p but thankfully a trigger kit fixed my issue

before i got the trigger i was trying to find something to see what it looked like or how if felt. so i decided to make my own for other people. i actually recommend buy this kit for the pistol. changes it completely 100% stock trigger is complete garbage and i have post of when i first got mine...

i would recommend it. i just got it for my shield and it makes the gun worth buying. the original trigger is ****. once u buy this ull love the good even more.

i like the gun . trigger not so much. suppost to be 6.5 lbs but its 8.5. ive put 500 rounds in the gun and it hasnt failed me yet.

got mine for 350

Im at 350 rounds in the gun and I cant tell that the trigger isnt gonna get any better. When I get home im going to email s&w to see what I can do. Gun is advertised to have a 6.5 lb trigger +/- ...... what 2 lbs plus. I would like to deal with it but im not. I need something that works for me...

so i took my shield .40 to the range again today. put 100 rounds in it. after the first 50 my trigger finger was hurting. im like damn i must be a wussy. so i decided to ask the gun store if they had a tool where i can check how heavy the trigger pull is. they referred me to a gun shop not to...

i would get a glock. im impressed with my glock 23. trigger is sweet and smooth. u might enjoy it better then ur s&w. i know i do.

i had the same issue with my .40 shield. i was told on here that its cause im use to shooting my glock 23. the glock has a lighter and smoother trigger. i dry fired it at the house a bunch of times at home and notice when the trigger went bang i was slightly going to the left. i just kept dry...

to be honest with u i would go with a .40 ... more power in the round. coming from a person that loves the .40 round the recoil isnt bad at all. yes it is more bang but its very easy to control. im new to the s&w world. the flip on my .40 shield is pretty sweet. its not harsh at all. even my...

i didnt take any offense rastoff. ive been having issues finding things for lefties since 1983. i throw right handed lol once this one gets worn out ill look around. i knew when i got it that it wasnt a permanent holster. i havent had any issues with the pistol trying to come out but its only...

How did it go from a spungy/crunchy trigger to the trigger being to heavy? My complaint is with the over travel and the way it feels before it goes bang. Not how hard I go to pull it.

^ lol just watch some fox new that will make u feel really smart

ur ****ing crazy!!! lol a gun i would never wanna shoot