S/W M&P9 Shield M2.0 9MM 3.1-inch 8rd Manual Safety $325

[doddg]

This seemed like a good price.
If it was from an individual, I'd buy it, but FFL fees and Shipping and maybe taxes deter me.

Smith and Wesson M&P9 Shield M2.0 9MM
3.1-inch 8rd
Manual Safety

$325

 

[snorko]

Seems decent. However PSA is blowing out the gen 1 Shields for $249.99 for the 9mm.

https://palmettostatearmory.com/smith-wesson-m-p-shieldtm-9mm.html

 

[WebSnyper]

Seems decent. However PSA is blowing out the gen 1 Shields for $249.99 for the 9mm.

https://palmettostatearmory.com/smith-wesson-m-p-shieldtm-9mm.html

Also at Sportsman's Outdoors:

https://www.sportsmansoutdoorsupers...2919-1&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=012919-1

 

[doddg]

Seems decent. However PSA is blowing out the gen 1 Shields for $249.99 for the 9mm.

https://palmettostatearmory.com/smith-wesson-m-p-shieldtm-9mm.html

1. I got that email also, but they always did blow them out from time to time.
2. I missed the big one before I bought mine, and it was really low b/c of a super rebate, but I don't remember the low price, but is was $225ish, I think.

 

[700 LTR 223]

Seems decent. However PSA is blowing out the gen 1 Shields for $249.99 for the 9mm.

After picking up a 45 Shield I would much rather have the 2.0 Shield with the same grip texture. I have the Gen 1 Shield and have Talon decal style grips on them but still prefer the feel of the 2.0 Smith.

 

[doddg]

After picking up a 45 Shield I would much rather have the 2.0 Shield with the same grip texture. I have the Gen 1 Shield and have Talon decal style grips on them but still prefer the feel of the 2.0 Smith.

1. Loved my Shield .45
2. great shooter and only a bit bigger than the 9mm Shield.

 

[WebSnyper]

After picking up a 45 Shield I would much rather have the 2.0 Shield with the same grip texture. I have the Gen 1 Shield and have Talon decal style grips on them but still prefer the feel of the 2.0 Smith.

I'd agree with that. Really like the texture on all the 2.0's including the Shield. I like the trigger on my 2.0 quite a bit as well.

If you wait and shop the 2.0 Shields, good deals can be found for sure, and it is a quality gun.

 

[MrSmitty]

I saw a used M&P 9c at a LGS for $329, bought it, got a 17 round mag with adapter, shoots everything I've fed it. Fits my hand better than a Glock, I can hit better with it, I'm an M&P guy now, wanting a full size now.

 

[gregkl]

Seems decent. However PSA is blowing out the gen 1 Shields for $249.99 for the 9mm.

https://palmettostatearmory.com/smith-wesson-m-p-shieldtm-9mm.html

lol.
Glad I have decided to keep mine. I was thinking I'd let it go for around $220. Looks like I would be well south of $200 to make a sale right now.

I'll keep thinking about a new holster for it instead.

 

[thunderchicken]

1. Loved my Shield .45
2. great shooter and only a bit bigger than the 9mm Shield.

Rest assured it found a good home. Lol

 

[doddg]

Rest assured it found a good home. Lol

1. Hey! Good to "hear" from you!
2. It was a favorite of mine, and I do wonder b/c of its size and "soft" recoil, whether I should have just kept it.
3. It truly was a non-flashy, boring, "perfect" size, inexpensive and dependable CC.
4. I was in a mode of eliminating 5 different calibers at the time to simplify my life: pledging to just stick with only two calibers, and I just sold my Ruger LCR.357 (sweet trigger and recoil) and sold my Ruger Security Six .357 (bought a Colt Cobra .38sp) so I have now eliminated a 6th caliber now.
5. If I got a SW 9mm revolver (tried a Charter Arms 9mm), I could eliminate my .38 sp. round but I love the Ruger LCRx muchly, and it's not a range gun, so I've live with having that caliber b/c of size, trigger, recoil.

 

[WebSnyper]

4. I was in a mode of eliminating 5 different calibers at the time to simplify my life: pledging to just stick with only two calibers, and I just sold my Ruger LCR.357 (sweet trigger and recoil) and sold my Ruger Security Six .357 (bought a Colt Cobra .38sp) so I have now eliminated a 6th caliber now.

I don't think eliminating 357 mag, but keeping a 38 special counts as eliminating a caliber, unless you are rationalizing to your wife (especially in the direction of eliminating a 357 mag firearm in favor of a 38)