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But it would not be nearly as much fun to shoot. I owned one of their SLRs about 10 years back and it was a real blast. Accurate, stable and reliable. One firearm that I really miss. Toyed with the idea of picking up a replacement for the one I sold, but too many other firearms get in the way...

-- Mike

Not true. Any firearm sale to an individual officer, either on a Letterhead purchase or as a face to face transaction, involves the individual officer paying the Federal Excise Tax. -- Mike

I regularly carry my CZ 75 Compact 40 but will soon change to the CZ P-06 as it is just a bit lighter in weight. -- Mike

The question of decocking a DA/SA CZ comes up quite often, and the absolute best answer I ever encountered was posted on the Handguns and Ammo board by JayPee. It reads: "Hi Y'all, I guess I'm a minority of one. Like I said earlier, I've been decocking these guns on loaded chambers safely...

Kev, I don't know about you but I want a translation. -- Mike

The vast majority of CZ trigger issues clean themselves up with just a bit of dry-firing. If yours does not, then Czech this out: CZ Trigger Job -- Mike

I've found that this help with the accuracy of the follow-up shot ... most of the time anyway. -- Mike

Poor choice by me to add that to the topic. Nevermind. -- Mike

I came home yesterday with a 642 - one without a lock. I know I make good use of this pocket revolver. -- Mike

Got one and I carry it. -- Mike

Yes, unlike the Glock of M&P, the CZ 100 can be dry fired without having to rack the slide. -- Mike

On a Glock, the slide must first be racked to partially compress the striker (or firing pin) spring and set the trigger before the pistol can be fired. Same with the S&W M&P line. This means that when you are pulling the trigger, you are not compressing the striker fully as it's partially...

Can't speak to the XD, but as far as the M&P is concerned, that's pure BS. Three pins hold the M&P internals in the frame. Not difficult to work on at all. -- Mike

Although I haven't sat down and reviewed the history of the M&P rebates, I'd venture a guess that S&W has been offering them on the M&P line much more than not. For the most part, I'm selling as many M&Ps to various departments as Glocks. Glocks are fine weapons. So are the M&Ps. Both...

Well, $398 is not exactly "well under" but the point is taken. I have officers calling all the time asking about a used Glock and they are quite surprised when I tell them the pricing for new as an Individual Officer purchase. The S&W M&P Individual Officer pricing line is not that much more...

I'll chime in on the side of the M&P: either full size or compact. -- Mike

Disaster stated: The problem when someone posts a definitive statement like this is that some times they are not correct. I cannot speak to the LA Sheriff's tests, but the Ohio County Sheriff's Office in WV is currently carrying the Px4 as their duty weapon. -- Mike

The M&P line would get my vote. -- Mike

No bribe necessary, here, but if S&W wants to provide me with a free range bag, rebate cash and extra magazines, who am I to refuse. :) Hardy rules. -- Mike