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The box mine came in has a sticker with the "born on" date on it. Yours doesn't?

I'm not a big guy, but I can pocket carry my P365 with the 12-round mag in it. I think you'll like that one!

Ruger P345 .45 ACP...

My local dealer said they ceased production and we can't get them any more...

I handled one in a gun shop and wasn't all that impressed. Seems a little big, and the trigger pull wasn't that great. But I dislike any pistol with the trigger safety lever, as I haven't found one yet that doesn't "bite" my trigger finger. I much prefer my M&P 9...

I have a Kahr CW45 and it carries very well. I agree with TDooley57 about the grip, though. The checkering is VERY aggressive and I find it uncomfortable to hold/shoot without a grip sleeve. I have a Limbsaver sleeve on mine and it makes all the difference in the world.

Smith & Wesson M&P 9...

Shoot, that's not an idiot mark...if you want to see an idiot mark, you should see my SA Loaded Champion grip frame. I totally messed it up removing the grip bushings to replace them with slim bushings for my slim grips. I had no idea what I was doing at the time, and now I have a couple of...

Relative tie between a Sig P220 and and XD .45 compact...

I have one of these, too...only around 200 rounds through it so far, but very easy to shoot, trigger is not bad at all and seems to get better with use. Lightweight, thin, easy to carry...will probably be my (almost) full time carry after November 1st when our CCW law takes effect. (I have my...

I have three M&Ps...a .40 FS, a .40c and a 9c and all of them out of the box have better triggers than any Glock I used to have. I personally see no need for the Apex stuff, as my factory triggers are great as is...

Sig P239 or S&W 3913...

:fire: There is NOTHING a Glock will do that an M&P won't, and M&P's do it with more style. M&P's look better than Glocks, feel better than Glocks and shoot better than Glocks...and I've never had an M&P rust EVER. The only gun I've ever had rust issues with was a Glock 21 I had maybe ten...

Pfffft....if they DID copy the Block, er, Glock, they only made it better!!!!;)

Being in Wisconsin, I don't carry (yet :) ) but when I carry out of state on my FL or AZ permit, I will most likely carry my Sig P239 SAS DAK in .40 or .357 Sig. Why? Because the guy who sold me this one wouldn't sell me his 9mm SAS DAK...I like the size, I like the solid feel, and the weight...

I've had both; I had the Ruger much longer than the Cougar. The Cougar felt much chunkier or blockier than the Ruger; for me the DA trigger pull was overly long and heavy; the Ruger was a dream. I sold the Cougar shortly after buying it, the Ruger I sold so I could get something else. For me...

I've been a huge fan of the DAK system since it first came out. I had a P229 DAK that I sold because I "needed" something else, but recently was able to get a P220 carry that I specifically ordered with the DAK trigger. I also have a P239 .40 coming that also has the DAK trigger. The...

Wrong...TWICE!!!

Mother's will do the same to the 5906 as it does the stainless revolvers...I've used it on the barrel hood of my 4586 and it like it's chrome plated. I also used it on the flats of the slide,and it took the laser engraving off; I stopped before I got to a high gloss...

I have a recent P239 and a P220 Carry DAK...they both seem equal in quality to my 1980's vintage P226, so I see no problem with their QC... I'm very satisfied with my Sigs... (no, I don't work for them...;) )