A factory RMR-ready model would be cool. Assuming the sight is actually forward.Quote:
Originally Posted by Guns-up.50
Honestly I'd be happy with one that could hit the broad side of a barn and didn't require a hundred dollar trigger upgrade.
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A factory RMR-ready model would be cool. Assuming the sight is actually forward.Quote:
Originally Posted by Guns-up.50
Honestly I'd be happy with one that could hit the broad side of a barn and didn't require a hundred dollar trigger upgrade.
Those have been in production for multiple years nowQuote:
Originally Posted by SpookyPistolero
I'd be willing to try another, but the one I had a year or so ago certainly fell into both those categories.Quote:
Originally Posted by NCPatrolAR
Maybe someone will leave one a coffee shop by mistake before the 12th.
Oh please be single stack compact 9.
These would make me consider buying another one of them. My wife loves her 9mm, and in all honesty neither of use have experienced any accuracy issues. It's not a bullseye gun, but then maybe we just suck as shooters :). I did get a trigger job out of the chute though.Quote:
Originally Posted by SpookyPistolero
I'm betting on a sub compact M&P 9mm/40. Been told that the prototype has existed for a while.
We'll know for sure on the 12th.
I would bet it's something to compete with the Ruger LC9 and that hole is one of those gun lock things CA requires.
I've been using M&Ps at work for a few years now and have had personal ones before we adopted them at work. IME, the guns with accuracy issues tend to be due to the loose nut behind the trigger and nothing else.Quote:
Originally Posted by SpookyPistolero
As far as triggers go; the first run of 45s had horrible triggers but the other guns had decent triggers on them. Yeah, the reset is faint, but that is easily fixed by shooting the gun and learning the reset point.
am I the only one that still wants a 10mm?