Hey, great advice fellas - where were you guys last evening, when I needed you? 
Seriously, thanks so much for pointing that out. I will have a look. Last evening was not a banner evening for me. Not only was I silly enough to go without a wrench, but when I was done policing the range, I walked away and left all of my brass! So I came home something less than a happy camper.
But the gun worked just fine. It is really MUCH more pleasant to fire than the Keltec or Ruger owing to its shape and finish. The lack of sharp edges really is a blessing compared to the Keltec, and the S&W doesn't pinch my trigger finger like the Ruger did.
I can take or leave the built-in laser, but I really like the safety lock. Even though small as it is, it can actually be disengaged using the thumb as the normal grip is acquired. It's a little harder for me to turn on the laser smoothly and quickly. The gun is really smallish in my hand, and this could be fixed with a Hogue "rubberband," but I am not sure that is necessary. Time will tell as more rounds go down the tube.

Seriously, thanks so much for pointing that out. I will have a look. Last evening was not a banner evening for me. Not only was I silly enough to go without a wrench, but when I was done policing the range, I walked away and left all of my brass! So I came home something less than a happy camper.
But the gun worked just fine. It is really MUCH more pleasant to fire than the Keltec or Ruger owing to its shape and finish. The lack of sharp edges really is a blessing compared to the Keltec, and the S&W doesn't pinch my trigger finger like the Ruger did.
I can take or leave the built-in laser, but I really like the safety lock. Even though small as it is, it can actually be disengaged using the thumb as the normal grip is acquired. It's a little harder for me to turn on the laser smoothly and quickly. The gun is really smallish in my hand, and this could be fixed with a Hogue "rubberband," but I am not sure that is necessary. Time will tell as more rounds go down the tube.
