Do ANY Shields shoot to POA from factory?

[McChemist]

I didn't have enough time-on-trigger to notice. I replaced the sights with Truglo Pro fiber optic/tritium sights. I liked them on my M&P9C M2.0 with the big orange front sight so much I decided why wait. I had them installed by a local gunsmith. Shoots very well.

 

[sousana]

I just recently swapped factory sights on my m&p 9 2.0 to factory nights from connecting, little adjustments, it's now like my 2.0 40 and 45 shields, POA

 

[kelljor]

Had an Equalizer, have a 380 EZ and a 9mm EZ and they all do, at least at 50ish feet.

 

[walkin' trails]

I bought a couple of Shield 1.0s a few weeks a part back in like 2014-15. As I recall, the first one might have pushed an inch or so left, but it was so my first experience shooting a slim profile 9mm. The second was spot on as I recall. Had to be capable of hitting an FBI Q target out to 25 yards so I would have shot both at that distance. Anyway, one sits in the safe, one sits in my father's safe, and I haven't shot one since probably 2019. I went with a Glock 43 and later a 43X. With semi autos in general, I haven't shot a tendency to push left. That is a grip issue, not the sights. Anyway, I'll attest that the M&P sights, Shield included, are pressed into a dovetail so tight the only safe way to change out or adjust is to use a sight tool. Or let a gunsmith have at it.

 

[white cloud]

I really like revolvers a lot and have nine snubbies but I find that I am carrying the Shield Plus about all the time. A big reason is the snubbies are mostly older and the sights are pretty bad. In contrast the Shield has excellent fixed sights. I have a 640 Pro but it's a lot bigger than the Shield.

 

[dajogejr]

Should Plus comp factory irons were dead on, still are co witnessed with optic.