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I’ll have to watch the video again, but I thought he said it would be a total of 10,000 rounds between all the G2C pistols, not each one. Either way I’ll be watching it when he puts it up. L8R, Matt

While I don’t have one, Walther makes the original PPS in .40S&W. Personally I carry the PPS M2. The only .40 I have is my S&W SD40VE. It’s really no snappier than my Ruger LC9s. L8R, Matt

I see what you did there!:rofl: I’ve had quite a bit of trigger time with the Gen 4 19 and 26. And while I like them and shot them quite well, there are others that I’d choose first. Maybe someday I’ll add a 19 or 26 to what I have. But like I said in my earlier post, here are a couple others...

I have a few polymer pistols, but no Glocks. A couple of pistols I’ve been kind of jonsing for are the CZ 2075 RAMI and the Springfield Armory Officers Compact. As much as I’d like to get one of them, becoming debt free and building my savings is more important. L8R, Matt

I’ve been carrying my Walther PPS M2 for the past couple years and still love it. Sometimes I’ll carry my SD40VE, LC9S, or even my older Taurus 85, but the PPS M2 is just about perfect for me. It weighs just a little more than other subcompact single stack 9s, but that also makes it more...

G19 would be my pick. L8R, Matt

I usually field strip my PPS M2 once a month to blow out any lint that may have accumulated while carrying. L8R, Matt

Here’s an older pic. Swap out the Kershaw Cryo for a Kershaw Link and it’s what’s on me every single day. L8R, Matt

I keep my S&W SD40VE loaded with Federal Hydra-Shok 135gr low recoil ammo. I was using Hornady American Gunner 180gr ammo, but the Federal groups a little tighter in my pistol. L8R, Matt

Those 3rd gen Smiths are sweet! I don’t own any, but I wouldn’t mind getting my hands on a CS45! L8R, Matt

Grab it! I bought my PPS M2 not too long after they were released for $449, $482 after taxes. I bought this over the Shield they had at the same time on sale for $329. Of course I would have preferred to get it for what Rural King on sale now. This pistol is my main EDC at least 90% of the time...

I'd say a Versa Thunder 380 for Semi-Auto, or a Smith 442 for a revolver. But that's me... L8R, Matt

I grew up shooting revolvers and a few all steel semi-autos. Even after Glock became really popular, I couldn't stand they way they felt. But that all changed a couple months ago when I was looking for a new pistol. The first time I had the Smith SD40-VE in my hand, it felt like it was made for...

Just goes to show you. No matter what you carry, especially if it's this side of an M110 Howitzer, you may just be undergunned! L8R,

My Smith SD40-VE does the same thing. If I put a fresh mag in with the slide locked back, it stays locked back unless I seat the mag with extra force. Then it will chamber round without me using the slide release... L8R, Matt

I have the SD40-VE. Absolutely LOVE this pistol! Some people complain about the trigger pull, but I have no problem with it. The only thing I've done to mine was polish the feed ramp. I didn't do it because of any feeding issues. I just wanted to see it shinier than it was. Pick one up and shoot...

-I'm another one who would recommend the all steel Taurus 85 over a lightweight snub. Especially for home defense. My Wife still shoots her Taurus 85 that she bought new back around '92 or '93. She still shoots pretty good with it. I like shooting it too. L8R, Matt

My FIE Titan 25. Bought it used in the early '90s for $50... L8R, Matt

And that was the reason I went with the .40S&W over the 9mm. No 9mm ammo to be found except SD ammo. And the shelves were fairly loaded with the . 40 in ball ammo... L8R, Matt

-I'm also going to say the Bersa Thunder 380.. L8R, Matt