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M&P. Mine was extremely accurate. Sold it to finance another project.

Do what dave said. That should shake most of it out. It will make quite a clatter but should work. Then if you have some stubborn ones use compressed air.

The 2 I was priveleged to handle back in the 80s were as close to crap as it gets. Neither would shoot a full mag without at least one jam.:barf:

I've had 3 bad Keltecs and one good one. I think the latest models have most of the bugs worked out.

Look at Tapco's website. I think they have a section that explains what constitutes allowable US parts. They also sell the parts.

I agree it might not be the best combat sidearm, but for casual shooting how would you rate the accuracy? I had a CZ that was very accurate but was hard to shoot due to a gritty trigger. It shot well but it was a struggle. I've had good luck with Kimbers just never had a 9mm.

With Meprolights, the front sight is installed with a nut driver. 3/16 if I recall correctly. The walls of a standard nutdriver are too thick to fit in over the nut. I took a grinder and thinned the walls to make a Glock frontsight tool.:) The factory front sight can be popped out with a...

So you have had no weapon related malfunctions other than cleanliness? I am also interested in a target grade 9mm.