Just got a 910

[inimicalone]

Hey all, I just picked up a model 910 with one mag for 219 otd. I have a few Smith steel autoloaders already ( 3906, 659, 4006 and 5946.), But dang this is a good feeling gun!
Amybody have any do's or don't's for me?
For a value line gun it seems well built.

 

[cherrypointmarine]

I've got one , but it's BNIB so I haven't shot it . But you're right , it's a good feeling gun , and I've got small hands . You don't hear much about these , it's always about the m915 . Looks like you're new here , have to warn you , this is a bad place to hang out . It starts with a couple , then you start listening to these guys and soon you have 10 , then 20 and it keeps going . If you're married , hopefully she won't ban you and you'll keep coming back .

 

[URIT]

Wow, $219 OTD, what a deal!!!

I own two 910s. One is a safe queen and the other is a great source of fun at the range.

The first gun I bought off GB was a 910. I found that the previous owner had replaced the recoil spring assembly, so there was little to do but clean, inspect, and shoot the gun. It didn't disappoint for accuracy at 7 and 10 yards and rang the steels at 25. No problems with the gun after having it for two years. Enjoy!

 

[msjdgman]

I've had my 910 for 7 yers now, I inherited it from my dad. He bought it in 2007 or 2008, it was actually a 2003 model year. I don't shoot it much, and I don't think my dad put more than a few hundred rounds through it. I do like the gun, and have no desire to sell it.

 

[TTSH]

For reasons I've explained before, I've got four Model 910S pistols in the armory right now... all of them "as-new-in-box" perfect. But while I am a stainless steel kind of guy, I wouldn't mind picking up a non-abused Model 910 too. The all-black 3rd Gens are kind of growing on me lately.

In that regard, I found a nice all-black Model 457 yesterday in my travels. Price tag was quite high, but it did come with multiple mags and its original factory box. Very tempting.

 

[Guevera]

I gave my 910 an upgrade with the slide and barrel from a 915. Great old workhorse of a pistol.

 

[Jeppo]

For reasons I've explained before, I've got four Model 910S pistols in the armory right now... all of them "as-new-in-box" perfect. But while I am a stainless steel kind of guy, I wouldn't mind picking up a non-abused Model 910 too. The all-black 3rd Gens are kind of growing on me lately.

I believe three is a much luckier number than four. If you need help reaching that luckier number, your pal Jeppo is at your service.

 

[TTSH]

I believe three is a much luckier number than four. If you need help reaching that luckier number, your pal Jeppo is at your service.

I think I detect a Jeppo scheme here!

No, I'm good with four! As it turns out, four is my lucky number!

 

[HOUSTON RICK]

The Model 910 is a nice gun that will serviceably do whatever you need a 9mm pistol for, unless you are TTSH, you will not likely retire on the appreciation, but will likely have fun shooting it.

 

[inimicalone]

I'll post some pics later today, but aside
From a little wear on the slidestop she's in great shape. I only wish it had the box...

 

[fordson]

The 910s are good basic guns and a good value. I use my 910S when I teach Basic Pistol as the next step up from a 22LR.
You got a good deal, enjoy it and be safe

 

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