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    The Smith & Wesson Shield EZ 380

    Here’s a new one. Looks like the size of a compact, but single stack, hammer fired, with a grip and optional thumb safety, and chambered in 380 ACP.

    Reminds me a lot of the Walther PK380 - really easy to rack and hold for smaller stature or weaker shooters new to it.


    https://www.smith-wesson.com/firearm...80-shield-ez-0


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    what in the holy hell

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    Prepare for every Fudd Shop in Murica to start marketing this as the:

    "Wunder-gun for all females, step right up to be shown just how emasculated you can make the "girls" feel when getting them into guns."

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    Why...

    That make shift grip safety though. Looks like a bad photoshop job.


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    For when you're ready to step up from your Bersa Thunder .380.



    Oh wait....you're not sure? Step back.

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    People with Arthritis like my mother for instance, who wants a gun for protection but can't pull back the slide or load a magazine on most handguns might benefit from this model. I see it getting a lot of crap on the internet but the people who post about guns on the internet are not who this is for.
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    Why the grip safety... It looks like an after thought.
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    Beyond that everything else is a crap shoot.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tacticaldesire View Post
    People with Arthritis like my mother for instance, who wants a gun for protection but can't pull back the slide or load a magazine on most handguns might benefit from this model. I see it getting a lot of crap on the internet but the people who post about guns on the internet are not who this is for.
    I think that's a good assessment of it. At first I thought this was a replacement for the Bodyguard but after comparing their specs that doesn't seem to be the case. My Bodyguard is a great little pocket pistol. I'd like to see a striker fired one though.

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    I think people on the internet forget that not every gun ever was intended to be purchased, driven over with a tank, and then used to breech and clear an oil rig full of ISIS funded North Korean Whale poachers in the middle of a storm when your 416 magically breaks a bolt lug mid operation.

    This looks like a great pistol for people like my mother who is getting eldery and weigh 105lbs on a good day.
    Last edited by foxtrotx1; 02-07-18 at 02:33.

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    Absolutely perfect for what it is - a stay-loaded nightstand gun for someone who can't care about a kydex holster for their striker-fired gun and doesn't even want/need to worry about a standard safety. "Point and shoot." Easy to operate, low recoil.

    It should've been made in 9mm however, but I'm betting S&W is pulling a Glock 42/43 stunt where they'll sell the .380 for a year or two until sales dip and then drop the 9mm version. When the 9 comes out it'll be the absolute perfect Mexican carry gun.

    I have no need for one but I love it.

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