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What's the connection to QRF?

I probably need to learn to loosen up...

Slick build Romi!

I'm down!

Those VTAC sights drive me nuts! On any M&P, the first thing to go are the sights. Almost every one I've owned has lost the front sight dot within 100 rounds. They use a paint filler in a drilled out hole for the front sight. I had one where the dot disintegrated just from racking the slide...

I currently own a fullsize and compact MP9, as well as a Shield. I liked the VP9 alot, but swapping platforms all the time was messing me up. Admittedly, the Apex trigger has me spoiled. But if HK ever releases a VP9 compact, I'd probably give it another go.

Actually, they want you to use the built in pin that retains the back strap for disassembly. You're supposed to use it to push down the sear disengagement lever. This is a "safety feature" to avoid pulling the trigger during disassembly like the Glock. But you don't have to use this method...

I'm actually an M&P guy. Several years ago, when I converted over to 9mm, away from 40, I bought an M&P. I was coming from a string of guns including HK, Sig, a couple of 1911s and somewhere in between, a couple of Glocks. I liked the M&P because of the ergos. Then along came Apex, which...

Pretty much agree. What I really wonder about is if stockpiling ammunition is worth the effort. If crap goes down, will I have to leave it behind? Maybe, probably? My house is in the middle of a neighborhood, surrounded on all four side. Pretty much indefensible against a sizeable group. So...

I'm just glad to see them putting an effort into threaded barrels again. Apparently, ports are an "in-thing" for S&W lately.

Just curious, what don't you like about them?

Or he paid way too much at a local shop.

The crazy part is that Smith has been using the PC sear in production guns (Not just performance center guns) for a while. Mainly because it's as close to an Apex as they can get, without buying sears from Apex.

It's not just the ports for me. Exposed fiber optics are a no go for me on a defensive pistol. Just my preference. And yes, the flash in low light could be a big problem. To me, it just seems like they took some competition gun features, lasered the Performance Center logo and slapped them onto...

I'm with you on this one. Exposed fiber optic sights and ports on a defensive carry piece? Just say no.

I've got that one on my plate carrier.

Can't hide money!

Well, I just happen to be spending more time around Monticello these days for work. When are we going to get to see the famous Hoss range? [emoji6]

I've used both and currently run the 2.0 on a couple of uppers. With the can on, there's no discernable difference. But without it, the 1.0 and 2.0 are very different. The original brakeout was a teeth rattling flamethrower, with large amounts flash to both sides and right in the middle of your...