So here I am for the first time on the "Dark Side" with a new to me M&P9

[TTSH]

I guess I could JB weld/glue a rail on one of my "minty" 915s... or better yet....... on my PC DPA00xx 5906.
Or you could ship one of your extra 39xx to a free state...... for body work!!!!!

Let the record show that member TTSH is not now, nor has he ever been, a "hangs headlights on his pistols" kind of guy.

And you had to throw in a "minty" too, didn't you?

 

[BAM-BAM]

Let the record show that member TTSH is not now, nor has he ever been, a "hangs headlights on his pistols" kind of guy.

And you had to throw in a "minty" too, didn't you?

More of a shining a light on the "fog of war" thing!!!


"Minty" and "tacticooooool" too!!!!!

 

[TTSH]

More of a shining a light on the "fog of war" thing!!!

"Minty" and "tacticooooool" too!!!!!

Oh Lordy Lordy! I give up!!!

 

[Disabled1]

Oh Lordy. Here I am dumping my boring plastic wonders left and right... and buying nothing going forward but high-quality all-metal guns despite their higher price. I never was a very good "rebate" kind of guy anyway.

Resistance may be futile for some, but as long as stubborn old fools like me still have a few "good years" left, at least some resistance will continue.

There's nothing wrong with sticking to with what you like. Tupperware is just not meant for some of us out there. At one time I would ONLY buy steel guns. I was one of "those" that said the Glock (In 1982, I think) would never last. Dang, was I ever wrong.
I currently own (8) Tupperware handguns and (4) steel handguns. And, my latest one, the DPD M&P .40 1.0, man that thing is awesome!

 

[Bkreutz]

The M&P is more on the "Dark Grey" side, you don't get to the "Dark Side" until you get to one of these.

 

[BAM-BAM]

The M&P is more on the "Dark Grey" side, you don't get to the "Dark Side" until you get to one of these.

Cooooooool.... "Gang Banger" red dot sights!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Wee Hooker]

I went through a similar period of turmoil some 10 years back when I handled my first MP 45. I had ALWAYS ( publicly) hated plastic guns and thought I should hate this one as well. Yet this (minty but used) M&P 45 felt good in the hand. Really good! Given it was my birthday and the price was a steal , I left the shop with it after swearing the owner to secrecy. ( All the while trying to figure out if I had to shoot it with a paper bag over my head to conceal my identity from those who might see.) I honestly thought I would fire the gun once before trading it off. Forward ahead some years and that same M&P 45 has earned the coveted spot of house gun ( complete with light.) I will say that while it's hard to love a plastic gun for it's beauty, the M&P's are functional and reliable as a hammer. I'm still a lover and collector of old school steel pistols but openly admit I now own and regularly shoot "a few" M&P's.