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Bad TulAmmo steel casings. Bad rips and splits along the shells. I'm not shooting anymore of this through my M&P. What an unpleasant surprise.

This was the result of a hasty, pointed, one handed barely above the waist level double action trigger squeeze with the M&P 340 from not more than 10 feet. Pointed, not aimed. Not at eye level. So let's just look at things here now. What if we did aim it? Same distance, one hand, but brought...

The M&P 340 is about the best out of the pocket point and shoot that I have tried so far. From a distance of ten feet I can quickly without bringing it to eye level get all 5 on target without aiming or using two hands. While not stellar accuracy, I still had all 5 (the 5th one almost is cut...

http://www.amazon.com/LefRight-Military-Outdoor-Holster-Utility/dp/B00LRK62WM I cut the strap off and cut out the guts of the inside so that the 340 would easily extract. All I left on the inside was some webbing to hold two speed loader strips. This doesn't cost anything and it will save the...

This is how I have decided to carry the 340, I feel like it will preserve the finish on the revolver and that is something I want to do, considering what I paid for it, lol!

130 grain .38 Special Tulammo fmj. Ran a box of 50 through it just now. Distance to target around 15 feet. Firing double action takes a little getting used to. The recoil is brisk and refreshing. Wish I had waited until later in the day so that I could use the laser. But that will come in the...

And so the next thing I did was to place a target on the door in order to obtain a close distance bore sighting. Now the CT grips are set to 50 feet. Well mine was high from the end of the hall. But I aligned the CT laser with the bore laser on the target at a distance of about ten feet. This...

After reading this entire thread, I was prepared for the heavy trigger pull, and had ordered snap caps ahead of time. I compared the trigger pull against one of my Charter Arms Bulldogs and found the pull to be almost identical. The Charter was a little more gritty toward the end of the pull...

Got it!!!

Gosh darn, Old Sims. It breaks my heart to see you enjoying yourself so much with your Maks! Can I come over and confiscate them? Sir, no Sir.

Crocodile tears...

Triple play.

You are very astute. Yes, Novaks. My gunsmith did the Cerakote. He sent the Mak in by mail to Novaks to be milled for the sites. You would not believe how trashed out that Bulgie was when I 1st got it through Buds. But it shot so damned good that I knew I had to show it some TLC. That is a Cold...

I hope it helps you out. It sure saved mine from being a safe queen. I had kept it after all the malfunctions because it is the only .380 being made that has a 15+1 capacity. I was so delighted with this simple fix that I put two 15 round magazines on backorder with MidwayUsa.

I had the alterations done after that shooting pic was taken. It was such a fine shooter that I couldn't resist taking it in and having the work done. Edit: I kept that fat grip on account that it really takes the whack out of the 9x18. Those skinny grips get painful after a box. Painful for...

I've got two IJs and a Circle 10. They're all straight shooters. This is the Circle 10. In action, before being Cerakoted and furnished with tritium sites.

Nice 9x18s.

It's this thread. Up at the top Ohbythebay goes into detailed description. I really got into it and sanded for about 30 minutes all the sharp edged parts he described. And the pistol functioned - for the 1st ever - perfectly. This is what it was doing...

I found this thread by looking on Google. It addressed the problem my Bersa Thunder Plus was having. My Bersa was having these EXACT SAME ISSUES. I followed the steps provided, and sanded the areas as instructed with 600 grit sandpaper. Now the pistol functions perfectly. The slide locks to the...

Classic Bulldogs. Nice.