New Shield Models

[Gripgrabber]

WOW, according to dla I’m the village idiot in a big city!!! I love my 9mm shield and my GOVENOR.
Semper paratus

 

[trikerdon]

Performance Center® M&P®380 SHIELD™ EZ® M2.0™ Gold Ported Barrel

Might just get one of these:

Performance Center(R) M&P(R)380 SHIELD™ EZ(R) M2.0™ Gold Ported Barrel | Smith & Wesson

 

[raven28690]

Guys, found Vedder holsters has an option to select M2.0 4" barrel Shield
https://www.vedderholsters.com/lighttuck/

 

[0849]

A Big Thumbs Up on Tombstone Tactical

I ordered mine Wednesday from Tombstone tactical for $407.87, free shipping and the price includes shipping insurance.
I hope to have it tomorrow or Monday.

As a side note, since they were mentioned - I have had excellent experiences with Tombstone Tactical. Their on-line prices are very competitive, they ship quickly, and on a couple of occassions they gave me outstanding deals on holsters at their store in Phoenix, and very knowledgeable and friendly staff. If ever in the area, definitely worth a stop there.

 

[Jaymo]

Again, all of those features can, and have been implemented in striker fired platforms. Certain P99 variants and it's clones, and certain Canik variants for example.

Maybe someday, we'll see striker fired pistols with actions that can rival hammer fired.
Until that day, my striker fired pistols will be hot-bunking with my hammer fired autos.

 

[Jaymo]

Might just get one of these:

Performance Center(R) M&P(R)380 SHIELD™ EZ(R) M2.0™ Gold Ported Barrel | Smith & Wesson

Pimptastic.
I'm afraid it would get full of pocket lint, if it were mine.
Now, if I carried it in a holster.....
I may get the standard version. One for me. One for my wife.
One for my mom and dad, because they're up there in age.
Load it with Buffalo Bore or Underwood ammo, and should be good to go.
Could be a lighter weight alternative to my Makarov, that I could carry everyday.

Too bad they don't offer it in 9x18 Makarov. A little larger diameter, a little hotter, and IME more consistent ammo from brand to brand, is never a bad thing.