Smith and wesson ez 9mm range kit skin#

The texture is aggressive enough to help maintain grip, but not so much as to cause discomfort.

Smith and wesson ez 9mm range kit skin#

After the first hundred rounds, my skin cells started accumulating on the frame in a fine white powder. I really like the aggressive texture on the frame. Let’s chat a little about the ergonomics of the gun. Federal’s American Eagle 115gr FMJ’s and Norma’s 108gr Monolithic Hollow Point (MHP) I brought along two types of ammo, Federal’s American Eagle 115gr FMJ’s and Norma’s 108gr Monolithic Hollow Point (MHP). Slide: Stainless steel with Armornite finish.Barrel: Stainless steel with Armornite finish.Now a quick look at the spec sheet before we retroactively hit the range. That’s a feature I can see a lot of older/more petite shooters appreciating. You can easily depress the follower allowing for easy insertion of the next round while using the strength of your whole hand instead of passing all that force through one thumb. 22 LR handguns, thumbstuds on the side of the magazine that allow you to control the follower. Finally, the magazine has a feature many will recognize from their favorite. It is not hard to rack this slide, I can do it with my thumb and ring finger alone. The firing mechanism is an internal hammer, which resists the cocking motion less than a striker-fired assembly does. The slide is not only serrated but has flared edges at the rear of the slide that reduces the grip strength needed to squeeze the slide. Something like Hornady Critical Defense or Federal 124-grain HST are both solid, reliable choices.The EZ goals are achieved in a couple of ways. Remember that when you pick ammunition for self-defense in your everyday carry, do not skimp and compromise on the quality and stopping power. The more money you can save on your range ammo, the more practice you can afford to get in at the range. Sellier & Bellot 9mm Luger 115gr FMJ is about as inexpensive as you can get, and it spits it out with no problem. This includes a wide range of bullet weights from a few different manufacturers.

I have literally either shot or watched some shoot thousands of rounds through different Shield EZ’s because it is a favorite amongst students I take to the range. The grip angle helps keep muzzle rise to a minimum, and it is an all-around reliable pistol that is fun to shoot. I have watched people put thousands of rounds through the S&W M&P 9 Shield EZ with no complaints. The S&W M&P 9 Shield EZ will spit out almost anything you put through it. 380 version of the M&P Shield EZ on the top and the M&P 9 Shield EZ version on the bottom. There is only a slight size difference between the. The gun has become such a success that they have made multiple versions that have even expanded into their Performance Center line. The new M&P 9 Shield EZ is easy-to-rack, easy-to-load, easy-to-shoot, and easy-to-clean, appealing to a wide range of consumers seeking out these popular features in 9mm.” From that point on, we knew we would expand the M&P Shield EZ line with a pistol that incorporated the same features, chambered in the powerful and popular 9mm caliber. The President of Smith and Wesson, Lane Tobiassen, said, “When the M&P 380 Shield EZ was released in 2018, we received overwhelmingly positive feedback on the easy-to-use features of the innovative pistol platform. 380, but because of its popularity, they decided to expand the line into the 9mm variant. The original Smith and Wesson Shield EZ was released in 2018 as a gun designed for people with weak hand strength. Some notable design differences are the added grip safety and lighter recoil spring, which make it easier to rack. Although they share the Shield name, the standard S&W Shield 2.0 and the S&W Shield EZ are entirely different designs. My everyday carry is a Smith and Wesson Shield 2.0, so as you can imagine, the Shield line is one I am already intimately familiar with.