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Funny, I fired about 300 rounds of that exact same combo just two days ago - S&B 115 gr 9mm through my Sig P226. It went flawlessly. I've also fired thousands of rounds of the same stuff with my glocks and I've never had an issue. Sounds like you got a bad batch or something.

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I was able to get all three to the range today and shoot. All three of these little polymer wonders are certainly great carry options. They are quite different, however. The feel and grip, the recoil, the trigger, the sights, just about everything. I shot 15 shots from each, 5 shots at a...

You've got a good point. PM me your address and I'll get it right out.

I just posted a vid on youtube where I have these two side by side, if it helps at all. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y5r6jANylJQ

I was able to get my hands on a new XDs the other day. I created a video to show how it stacks up size and features wise to a few other guns in its class. Hope it helps a few of you who may be thinking about buying it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y5r6jANylJQ

I created another vid about the Shield to answer some of the questions that I got through the comments or email. If you haven't tried a single stack 9 compared to a double, it really is much more comfortable. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-hzTf6CTOhk

A shop near me has one that's available to rent...when it's not busted. Literally, every time it's shot, it has severe issues. It has been sent back to kimber on multiple occasions. They hate that gun.

I heard about the new M&P shield recently and thought I'd check it out when I found one. Well, as luck would have it, I went down to cabelas and found one yesterday. I wasn't planning on walking out of there with it, but after handling it and trying the trigger, it followed me home. I'm a...

As far as I know, there was never a recall. Yes, Glock changed the ejector and the springs on some models, but many people are using the original stuff just fine. If you send it in they'll swap those out for you for free. I sent back a gen 4 19 and gen 4 26 and they took care of both of them...

Notice any pattern in the recommendations? kahr, glock, s&w, glock, xd, glock, beretta, glock, walther, glock....

Notice that most guns are compared to glock at some point? Ever wonder why? Dead nuts reliable. Bulletproof. Indestructible. Legendary. I, too, have searched the world over for the perfect concealed weapon, and now I've come full circle. Go glock first and save yourself a lot of money...

I had one, loved it so much I bought a second one in a flavor I liked a little better. Both have been perfect. I'm a very satisfied customer. The only negative I can say about it is that it only comes with one mag, and the new ones are $40!

I've got the 26 and the 19 now, and i had a PM9. For me, reliability in a carry weapon is the #1 concern. My Kahr was never reliable. Also, at times I'd inadvertently hit the mag release and dump the mag. I did not feel I could trust it. The glocks, on the other hand....are glocks...

What brands of ammo are the cleanest? What brands of ammo are the dirtiest?

I just ran about 150 rds of that same ammo through my 26 and it shot perfectly. It did kick a fair bit more than the standard stuff however. Here's how you could find out for sure if it was the gun, you or the ammo. Have a friend load up some mags with random GDs and your other plinking...

Nah, not touching the slide release. My guess is that the combo of weak ammo and a brand new spring combined for the failures to lock back. I'd bet it works like a top after I cycle some full power duty ammo through it.

I wouldn't look for 10mm ammo at walmart. I've got my 9mm for that. I buy from Cabelas (a mile away from my house) or doubletap. I'd argue, however, that the glock 29 is the most versatile back country firearm out there right now. 10 rounds of 10mm is nothing to sneeze at. When you hunt in...

A quick vid I made showing how the 29 stacks up size wise to the 19 and 26, if you're interested. I wouldn't call it subcompact- it's a nice chunk of gun, but it's a great size for many different applications. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lBIfTAQpQDw

I've shot all of these guns quite a bit over the last week and I liked 'em all. The gen 4 19 had 3 failures in the first 150 rounds with weak 115 grain UMC ammo, and after that it has run perfect. The gen 4 26 was perfect from the box. The XDm had no malfunctions, but failed to lock back 5 or...