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Bought one last September after I figured they had everything fixed. Coming up on 500 rounds, no issues, no problems. The laser works fine whenever I turn it on, but I just don't use it much. I rented several before I bought and liked the feel of the BG best and it seemed to me that there was...

Good article. Caliber snobs are just that, a snob. "Someone Not Overly Bright". You can be killed with a .22 or a .45 or a brick. If a pocket pistol is comfortabe for you, then that's fine. Shot placement is the only thing that really matters and knockdown power is a myth.

You can't expect an officer to clean his firearm everyday or week for that matter? This firearm may save my life or the life of someone else, and I can't be bothered to make sure it is clean and functioning properly? If this is the case then this department is seriously lacking in training and...

If it's stuff I've reloaded, or once fired factory stuff I get from friends who don't reload, I deprime and tumble in walnut. If it's range stuff I pick up or stuff I buy at auctions and things and it's grungy I tumble in ss media and then deprime and check all primer pockets and clean if need be.

Hmm, let's see, the one without your finger on the trigger.

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Wow! It seems to me the OP put some effort into this and is trying to share his results so as to help some peopls make up their minds which way to go with case cleaning. I only see helpful information. I also have experimented with these different ways to clean and polish, except I did not...

I can't say enough good things about my M&P9c. I wear it all the time. I honestly don't know how many boxes of ammo I've put through it, but it's alot 'cause I just enjoy shooting it. Not one failure of any kind. I carry FMJ in it around the farm and swap it out with a mag of Hornady 124XTP when...

Two in the chest, one in the head. Shoot until the threat is stopped. Double tap and finish. Shot placement is the number one consideration. Caliber is not as important as shot placement. Caliber wars are foolish. Practice with what you have. Be comfortable with your weapon and make it an...

Congrats. Had my 9c for quite sometime now, no malfunctions, eats everything and for me there was no break-in period. Many complaints about the trigger, but I never had a problem. Perhaps because I've shot DA revolvers for so many years. Saving for a 45c and then we'll see which one I want to...

It's all you need to get started and possibly all you'll ever need. You need some reloading manuals. More than one. ABC's of reloading for sure. Lymans is good as is Hornadys and many others. I think I have five or six different ones. Great for comparison. No one manual has all the perfect loads...

The M&P 9c is the best auto I've ever owned. Never fails, eats everything, nuts on accurate. Rented them both and a Springfield before I bought and they were all good, but I shot the M&P better and it fits my hand better. I don't have a problem with the trigger. You're the only one who can...

+1 on what Sam said. After shooting nothing but revolvers for over forty years except when I was in the service, I finally bought an auto. Rented a bunch and settled on an M&P. Love it . After I got it I started reading about what a crappy trigger it had. What? My trigger was great. What were...

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