chris in va
New member
My sister bought one of these, so I had to rent one to see what all the fuss is.
S&W really went all out to make this gun user friendly as possible. I'm used to my CZ's and a new P365, so this thing felt and fired like someone took a tenderizer to a ribeye. I was shocked how...ez...everything is to operate. Slide, takedown lever force, magazine follower, massive thumb safety, crazy. Everything people gripe about operating a semiauto has been addressed. Aside from perhaps a tip-up gun, this is the answer for those that need simplicity of a revolver...but don't want a wheelgun.
The trigger was a pleasure too, much crisper than my Sig. Didn't expect that. What also surprised me is how much bigger it is, almost on par with my P01, just without 15 rounds on board. My P365 is a full inch shorter in slide and grip length.
This thing is accurate! My sis was chewing out the center at 15 yards, I believe it.
Now a question, are these rated for +p or no? I realize the recoil spring is really light, but 380 needs all the help it can get.
S&W really went all out to make this gun user friendly as possible. I'm used to my CZ's and a new P365, so this thing felt and fired like someone took a tenderizer to a ribeye. I was shocked how...ez...everything is to operate. Slide, takedown lever force, magazine follower, massive thumb safety, crazy. Everything people gripe about operating a semiauto has been addressed. Aside from perhaps a tip-up gun, this is the answer for those that need simplicity of a revolver...but don't want a wheelgun.
The trigger was a pleasure too, much crisper than my Sig. Didn't expect that. What also surprised me is how much bigger it is, almost on par with my P01, just without 15 rounds on board. My P365 is a full inch shorter in slide and grip length.
This thing is accurate! My sis was chewing out the center at 15 yards, I believe it.
Now a question, are these rated for +p or no? I realize the recoil spring is really light, but 380 needs all the help it can get.