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  • #31
    echopapa
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2012
    • 986

    Originally posted by crob
    Just a heads up, there is a several week wait at MTG, but Bob & Co are great to work with and the price is right. If you are willing to wait for your turn on the list to come up, highly recommend stopping in and doing business with them.
    Nice! I thought MTG stopped doing SSEs?? If they started back up again, that's great!!!

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    • #32
      r1ghtw1ng
      Senior Member
      • Dec 2007
      • 1335

      Originally posted by Sharp Shooter
      No, becuse no one has one yet.
      I've never seen a CA-approved Shield, although Bud's has had the MA-approved Shield for some time: LINK. I'm sure they have to jump through some of the same BS hoops as we do.

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      • #33
        lolkopter
        Senior Member
        • Dec 2012
        • 687

        Solar tactical has them in east bay


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        • #34
          nickel plate
          Senior Member
          • Jul 2012
          • 2125

          Please post the actual/close price you paid SSE OUT THE DOOR so the rest of the populist seeking this pistol can equate the price, shop to shop.

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          • #35
            formulad97
            Member
            • Jan 2008
            • 157

            Thanks everyone for the replies. I did find a Shield in .40 , in roseville. But, the store manager wanted paperwork that I have never needed before, such as a department letter BEFORE I started deros. Up until that point, I only utilized a letter from my department if I wanted to waive the 10 days............ so I went down the street to buy a Glock 42. He may be correct, but "aint nobody got time for that" btw the store had a great price...... 369.00 cash.... so if anyone has their department letter in hand, it was the store off of melody lane in rsvl.

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            • #36
              AlpineWeiss
              Member
              • Aug 2010
              • 483

              Originally posted by sdsu
              I recommend removing the saftey and grinding the corner off of it. This way the saftey is on the gun, but doesn't work.

              A safety device that has been disabled but has not been labeled as so is a disaster waiting to happen.

              Most accidents happen because if incorrect assumptions. Your safety is going to create incorrect assumptions.

              If you do anything figure out a way to jam the safety in the fire position. At least then people wont think it does anything.

              edit [I'm not trying to come down hard on you, I just don't want somebody handling your gun to ND. I have about a decade working with high performance machines, not making traps is something I focus on]
              Last edited by AlpineWeiss; 02-14-2014, 8:24 PM.
              The deer makes the wolf stronger and vice versa. Do not ask the deer how best to catch it. It will lie because your goals are not mutual.

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              • #37
                Tri750
                Senior Member
                • Nov 2011
                • 1030

                Had one SSE, sold it.
                Going back to the PM9, too chunky.

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