The income tax return is in and she got her new washer and dryer. I got a Smith and Wesson M&P in .40 SW and a Crossbreed Supertuck. Out of the box it was pretty sweet. I have had the most experience with Glock, so I had to get used to the M&P trigger. After about 100 rounds I changed from the medium grip to the large one. The M&P felt much more natural in my hand than the Glock. I chose the model with the safety. I found the field strip to be really easy. I have previous experience with the Supertuck for my Glock Model 22. So, I already knew I was gonna love the holster. So here is my target after the aforementioned grip change and a shot of the gun and holster.
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My wife got a washer/dryer and I got these
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My wife got a washer/dryer and I got these
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That is a good looking rig and some good shooting!
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Matt. In ImageShack, right click on your photo and select "Copy Image Location" from the menu that appears. Then, when typing your message in the forum box, when you are ready to put in your image, click on the "Img" button on the top of the text box. You will see two [/img] appear with the cursor in the middle. Then just right click and select "paste" and your image location will appear. Then when you select either Preview or Submit, you will see the photo in the message.Matt78665 wrote:Sorry again will practice in test area and try to post again

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Re: My wife got a washer/dryer and I got these
Congrats! I have the same combo, although without the manual safety.
I found that the mag release button sticks out so far, that the leather backing of the CBST would push it and release the mag - oops! Tried wetting the leather & forming it out, away from the button; no joy. Sent it back to CBST, who did the same thing; no joy. Finally got a fresh exacto knife blade, and did my own 'combat cut' and carved off enough leather to avoid engaging with the mag button. No problems since then.
Highly recommend the Apex Tactical trigger upgrade for the M&P, too :-)
I found that the mag release button sticks out so far, that the leather backing of the CBST would push it and release the mag - oops! Tried wetting the leather & forming it out, away from the button; no joy. Sent it back to CBST, who did the same thing; no joy. Finally got a fresh exacto knife blade, and did my own 'combat cut' and carved off enough leather to avoid engaging with the mag button. No problems since then.
Highly recommend the Apex Tactical trigger upgrade for the M&P, too :-)
Matt78665 wrote:The income tax return is in and she got her new washer and dryer. I got a Smith and Wesson M&P in .40 SW and a Crossbreed Supertuck. Out of the box it was pretty sweet. I have had the most experience with Glock, so I had to get used to the M&P trigger. After about 100 rounds I changed from the medium grip to the large one. The M&P felt much more natural in my hand than the Glock. I chose the model with the safety. I found the field strip to be really easy. I have previous experience with the Supertuck for my Glock Model 22. So, I already knew I was gonna love the holster. So here is my target after the aforementioned grip change and a shot of the gun and holster.
[img]http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/849/targetf.jpg/
[img]http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/40 ... lster.jpg/
I'll quit carrying a gun when they make murder and armed robbery illegal
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