Gun Picture Thread

[Hammer67]

I've heard this quite a bit. I really do like all of my M&P's that I own. But I've never had an older S&W revolver to compare a new one to. What is it about the newer ones that you're not a fan of?

That ridiculous internal lock is a big one for me. I can't think of a more stupid thing on a revolver, and it's an abomination, imo. I also think S&W's attention to detail with their revolver manufacturing isn't what it was during the 'glory days' of S&W revolvers.

 

[adluginb]

My 10 year old son rocking the Colt Python this last weekend. We are planning a major upgrade to the range in the coming weeks. Have 6 new steel IPSC targets coming.

https://imgur.com/6dfrmMD

 

[Dawkind]

Dawkind

That stainless P7 looks amazing! And that assortment of P210s are stunning.

How does the modern one compare to the older models?


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Thanks but that’s old school NP3 on the P7, back when Robbie still owned it.

The SIG 210’s never fail to be extraordinary…the bottom piece is a Swiss M49 issued to the Danish Police in 1952, a Swiss 210-6 (with .22lr Conversion), an American 210A, an American 210A Carry not pictured, and a NIB German 210 Classic plus my beloved AMT.

The American-made 210’s are basically ‘perfect’ being completely cnc’d and are run on a ‘trigger Dyno’ to ensure that everything is to spec.

 

[91bravo]

The carry piece for the day.

 

[knarfeng]

The carry piece for the day.

Might one ask which holster you favor?

 

[91bravo]

Might one ask which holster you favor?

It depends on what I’m doing for the day and if concealment is a priority. I appendix carry for deep concealment and I typically use kydex with a wing, to help push the grip of the gun into your body. Like the Tulster holster above. But for all day carry in comfort, it’s always a leather IWB holster at 3 o clock.

 

[91bravo]

My CZ weighs over 3 lbs fully loaded and I can carry it all day in this Ryan Grizzle holster.

 

[CDHumiston]

 

[knarfeng]

Thanks.

 

[JB in SC]

Thanks but that’s old school NP3 on the P7, back when Robbie still owned it.

The SIG 210’s never fail to be extraordinary…the bottom piece is a Swiss M49 issued to the Danish Police in 1952, a Swiss 210-6 (with .22lr Conversion), an American 210A, an American 210A Carry not pictured, and a NIB German 210 Classic plus my beloved AMT.

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Dudley, somehow I knew you’d be showing off your 210 .22 conversion. My son picked up a nice P7 a few years back. He shoots the 210 better but loves that P7.

 

[Dawkind]

Dudley, somehow I knew you’d be showing off your 210 .22 conversion. My son picked up a nice P7 a few years back. He shoots the 210 better but loves that P7.

Ha, you know me too well…..I love a P7, all 4 of mine

 

[91bravo]

 

[91bravo]

Today’s carry

 

[BMCGear]

M&P has taken over Glock as my primary CC. Compact M2.0 with their new trigger in a Legacy holster and a 550 keeping it company.

 

[Hammer67]

M&P has taken over Glock as my primary CC. Compact M2.0 with their new trigger in a Legacy holster and a 550 keeping it company.


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The new M&P trigger is a significant upgrade. I like it on my M&P 10mm, and after 800 +/- rounds, it has broken in nicely.

 

[BMCGear]

The new M&P trigger is a significant upgrade. I'm like it on my M&P 10mm, and after 800 +/- rounds, it has broken in nicely.

100% agree. I had no intentions of buying an M&P but I came across the M2.0 Metal and tried it at a local shop and ended up leaving with it. After shooting it several times I shoot it so well I made it my daily carry. The compact was purchased a few weeks ago as I like how it feels in my hand better than the G19 and decided I'd use it when I wanna carry a slightly smaller/lighter gun than the full size. I shoot the compact equally well.

Don't hear me wrong, I can shoot the Glock just fine and will always own some. But I can stack rounds with this M&P and enjoy it so much.

 

[adluginb]

A few more updates to the gun range. Still have two 100% ipsc targets to hang when we go back down to the ranch.

Son is getting better with the Colt Python.

https://imgur.com/2QLDObH

Here he is shooting the suppressed .22 at 100 yards.

https://imgur.com/OpUwRN4

 

[dogboye]

100% agree. I had no intentions of buying an M&P but I came across the M2.0 Metal and tried it at a local shop and ended up leaving with it. After shooting it several times I shoot it so well I made it my daily carry. The compact was purchased a few weeks ago as I like how it feels in my hand better than the G19 and decided I'd use it when I wanna carry a slightly smaller/lighter gun than the full size. I shoot the compact equally well.

Don't hear me wrong, I can shoot the Glock just fine and will always own some. But I can stack rounds with this M&P and enjoy it so much.

I love the new triggers on M&Ps. Or at least, the 10mm.
If I ever get out from behind enemy lines and can get full capacity mags, I might convert over to the M&P 9mm, if it has the new trigger. It is SWEET!

 

[BMCGear]

I love the new triggers on M&Ps. Or at least, the 10mm.
If I ever get out from behind enemy lines and can get full capacity mags, I might convert over to the M&P 9mm, if it has the new trigger. It is SWEET!

I’ve handled the 10mm versions and they’re identical. I’ve been tempted to try the 10mm as I’ve never owned that cartridge.

 

[dogboye]

I’ve handled the 10mm versions and they’re identical. I’ve been tempted to try the 10mm as I’ve never owned that cartridge.

I love the 10mm as much as I love the M&P. It makes a perfect match, IMO.
I'm not someone who believes the 10mm is a match for a 41 Magnum, even in its hottest load. But it does equal the .357 Magnum, and will carry more rounds.