Think for yourself. Question authority.
This. FN and HK among others are putting out world-class small arms and Sweden is putting out some of the most advanced missile systems on the battlefield and has been for a long time. I want the U.S. military using the absolute best weapons regardless of where they come from. Same reason I didn't buy a domestic vehicle, because I can't rely on the powertrain to survive to 100K the way I can with a Japanese make. U.S. industry should earn business, not receive it out of hand in the form of baubles and bailouts.
Last edited by LockedBreech; 01-12-2017 at 02:19 PM.
State Government Attorney | Beretta, Glock, CZ & S&W Fan
Another 2.0 data point. Good news, bad news.
The bad first. Before shooting the gun I went to pull the slide off and put some lube on the gun. The sear deactivation lever fell out of the gun. I'm not the first to have this problem, as referenced earlier on this thread:http://bearsarms.weebly.com/
Here's mine:
Now the good news. It shot great. I ran Speer Lawman 115, 124, and 147 grain through it and they all grouped decently well. Here are a couple 5-shot groups fired from 25 yards off a rest:
Also tried some some 124gr +P Gold Dot and 147gr HST. Both grouped respectably well:
Sample of one and all that. I want the M&P to be fixed so bad, but the sear deactivation lever makes me think Smith is still determined to screw up this gun with sloppy manufacturing and QC practices.
Ah, S&W, like a college friend on their 8th marriage.
State Government Attorney | Beretta, Glock, CZ & S&W Fan
Question for those with a 2.0:
Does the new finish have a dull parkerized look? Almost like an AR barrel?
The reason I ask is that my recent production 1.0 has a finish like this. It is noticeably different than my older pistols