Had one in .40 and sold it a few months ago. Bought a G27 and didn't look back. Grip too thin, low capacity, not much smaller than G26/27, safety would sometimes engage when pulling from holster.

I sent my SR22 back a few months ago due to the magazine disconnector issue(trigger wouldn't engage), and got it back in less than a week, and now I have 500+ rounds through it. I wanted to dump it right when I got it back, but gave it a chance. It's an OK gun. Kids like it, otherwise, I would look ...

The recoil from the .40 takes some practice. 180gr factory loads are fun to shoot, but my 180gr HSTs pack a pretty good wallop. Follow up shots take a while when compared to a G23 or sub compact 9mm.

Talons are feeling really nice, easy to put on. Took it out a few days ago and put 50 180gr HST and 100 180gr WWB, no issues. The grips really help with the snap when shooting the HSTs, good investment.

Compared to the cm9, the Shield feels and looks like a more quality gun. I will have to see how it feels to carry since the grip is about an inch longer.

Thanks for the tip, I was just going to look at Talons, and rubber vs granulated. I think I will try to find a 9mm barrel for it also, hear you can just swap them no problem.

Bought it at grabagun on Thursday, must have checked at the right time, paid $427

Just picked this little guy up today. Overall feel and look is top notch. Trigger is nice and crisp, can't wait to try it out.

Somewhere in the back of a safe, I have one of the first Sigma series guns that came out back in the early 90's, SW40F. Looks almost identical to yours except it has the melonite finished slide.

Ouch, hold off a few months. It's just a cheap 10/22. I got mine from kygunco for $309 free shipping in September. Things should settle down.

RGR-11100 RUGER 10/22 TAKEDOWN RUGER -- -- 1 $309.99

Great ergonomics and trigger, you are going to like it.

Just a quick note, if anyone is considering the S&W SD line as an alternative to a Glock 19 or 23, they are not the same gun. The SD VE series is a great gun for $300 don't get me wrong, but to compare it to the Glock, it's not really in the same class as far as fit and general aesthetics go. I ...

The Smith & Wesson 642 is another nice option for a reliable, easy to conceal self defense carry weapon. Capacity is 5 rounds of .38 Special. I generally find that the 135gr .38 is the bare minimum I want to carry for self defense based upon my "scientific testing", which includes shoo...

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Last summer, I purchased a Kahr CM9 to use for carry. I wanted a small single-stack 9mm that could be carried comfortably in most situations. The capacity is 6+1 with the included flush magazine. An extended 7 round magazine is also available. After looking around online for holster options, I decid...

I've been lurking on here for quite some time. Thought it would be nice to join in on the action.