I have a small gunshop 1 street over from

Sean Harper
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Thursday, January 24, 2019, 12:35 (2780 days ago)

work and dropped by and bought a SW -PC-45 Shield - ported w/ night sights.
I will check it out this weekend with 200 gr SWC, 230 gr cast and 185gr XTP at 7-15 yards.

Sean

Have a 9mm Shield, been very impressed with it.

Jeff Spencer
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Thursday, January 24, 2019, 14:13 (2780 days ago) @ Sean Harper

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I have a 45shield and had another 45shield and

Drdougrx
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Thursday, January 24, 2019, 17:00 (2779 days ago) @ Sean Harper

a 9mm. I like them very much but decided to narrow it down to one rather than 3...so I kept a 45 because it was the more accurate and feels best. You will like it!

I just can't get used

Grover Sr
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Thursday, January 24, 2019, 18:38 (2779 days ago) @ Sean Harper

To these plastic striker fired guns. I have a Glock and XDS in 9mm. They both function flawlessly but hate the triggers. Even after 400 + rounds through each. Gonna keep the XDS in my night stand and the Glock in my truck but plan to get a 1911 9mm for a carry gun.

I have an enhanced CC License course coming up

WB
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Thursday, January 24, 2019, 19:22 (2779 days ago) @ Sean Harper

where I will be allowed to carry on Govt. property and many other places currently restricted. It only costs about $150 and really streamlines any ID inquiries too. I was told to prepare 3-magazines of ammo for the all day class. It's mostly law and active shooter situations from what I hear. Obviously, some hands on shooting!

Typically I carry a G30s (10 shot) for serious carry. The S&W Shield is in the same class and feels better in the hand. However this needs to have a little fun in it for me. 9mm is cheap and I shoot it well. Paper targets will not be shooting back and I'll be popping plinking FMJ. I am thinking of packing my FN HP. It really feels good in the hand and sounds like a good time. I'm certain not to be like everyone else in class. I have a good carry holster for it too. I'd love to take my S&W 686+ but some programs in AR discriminate against revolver use in license prowess criteria. If you use a wheelgun you can't carry an auto, but the reverse is fine. Silly policy. Sean's Shield is bound to be a great packing rig. If I didn't already have the G-gun I'd probably get one myself. The triggers on all those guns take some getting used to.

The SW Shield in 9 mm is great for

John W
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Friday, January 25, 2019, 04:04 (2779 days ago) @ WB

carry purposes. The pistol is nicely rounded and easily concealed. I have the Massachusetts 10 lb trigger on it so it is a bear to shoot but I can have the trigger worked on to make it more shootable.

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