I own a SD9VE, had it for about 2 years now, I must have a freak of a gun, eats every type of ammo, never had any Fails what-so-ever ...... I really like the gun after well over 600+ rounds thru it ....
Highly recommend to anyone for an affordable gun that shoots well and can be trusted. It's a mock Glock...that's a good thing and $200 cheaper. The trigger pull is a good thing and an added safety.
I bought two of these a few years ago, gave one to my daughter for a college graduation present. The price attracted me to them. I put in the Apex trigger and springs, as well as a Galloway Precision sear spring and metal guide rod. I polished all the internals. My trigger is very light now. Its much better than my son's new Glock 19 Gen 4. I did this with a SD40VE also. It's the best value out there.
Love my sd9ve I replaced the trigger and springs with apex kit replaced the take down lever with a extended take down for a glock 19 and a steel guide rod and 20lb spring ... made this gun a dream to shoot with no ejection problems and very low felt recoil now ... it will eat everything u feed it!!!
You don't have to pull the trigger to take it apart, just pull the slide back enough to pressure check the weapon, pull the slide release and then pull the slide forward, you only need to pull the trigger if you rack the slide back far enough to load the chamber
Nice gun super reliable also open to upgrades like trigger replacement which is a plus; i did my trigger and it feels super good very professional (did it myself following Apex video tutorial)
One of the most underrated guns on the market. The trigger is no where near as bad as it's said to be. Excellent weight and balance for a gun this size. Great shooting gun.
I think the newer models of this same series are better quality and also cost more then when they were first manufactured, mine cost over $500 and I bought it new, it cost more than my p95 9mm ruger, and the quality is just as good, I definitely didn't buy mine because it was cheap, I could have bought anything I wanted and the price was just as high as the MP or HK
Any sights for a m&p will fit. Any extended take down bar for a Glock will fit. If you get the trigger and spring's. Replace all the spring besides the trigger return spring. That way the trigger resets with Authority.
J. Dalton Good advice! This will be the first aftermarket trigger kit that I will have installed. I was also told not to replace the striker spring, too, if I go Apex.
travisp11 You can replace it. I did on mine with no problems. With the apex return spring. It lighter for a lighter pull. But it don't reset as hard as the OEM. And the trigger it self. All you have to do is file the back down to get it to break. That's good because you can can adjust the over travel.
J. Dalton I agree, I installed the Apex trigger and the whole spring kit and it felt good but I couldn't ride the reset, it felt like the trigger return spring had no tension on the trigger. I put the stock trigger return spring back in and now the trigger feels really good compared to the stock hinged contraption that comes with it. In my opinion the Apex trigger is the best upgrade you can do to a m&p or sd, this is how they should come from the factory. I have them in two m&ps and a sd9.
@@travisp11 Good video. I have a question about my SD9. The trigger pin on mine is counter sunk in the frame hole deeper on the left side (the side with the slide catch lever) than the right side. It is counter sunk on the right side but quite abit less. How does yours look? I looked at a New one last night and the trigger pin was more evenly installed on that one. It might be a silly question. I do tend to nit pick my guns. I really didn't notice how the pin was seated when I got It. Its not sticking out past the hole but it's not even on both sides. Thanks for your time.
Best budget pistol out there had one in 40 sold it after shooting a few pistols with good triggers. Kind of wish I would've dropped in an apex and kept it don't even own a striker fired pistol anymore
Yep. Same here. Started with the sd40. Bought some more premium pistols. After a couple years I took it out of the safe and installed Apex kit and Galloway sear spring and it's a different gun. And was only $35 in parts. Now it's in a pistol vault hanging out on one side of my house with a light on it for home defense. 14 rounds of 40sw will do some work!
I have an SD9VE and several other 9mm pistols (6) and in the niche of a full sized carry pistol this is my favorite! It was value priced, is accurate, exceptionally reliable, has good sights even though they are plastic, and excellent magazines with 16 round capacity. The only things I upgraded was a stainless guide rod & spring and a slightly extended take down tab (which I also did on my Glock). In fact I replaced the factory guide rod & spring on all my pistols with plastic guide rods with stainless assemblies. What is not to like?
travisp11 I was looking for an extra mag for my cpx2 and it was 40 to 46 dollars at a local store. That's way cheaper for a mag for this gun then a SCCY mag.
RowCall 219 PSA is selling SD9VE Mags for $20-24 each. That seems to be the lowest price I can find. Not sure about CPX2 mags because I called SCCY about defective mags and they sent me new ones.
I would still get the trigger. You can get the trigger and spring kit and use the Blocker spring and trigger return spring. You can even experiment with the striker spring. You may just have to shop around for ammo that doesn't have harder primers.
@@travisp11 You can shoot 9mm or .40S&W by a simple barrel swap on the 40VE ONLY and use the same magazines. You can also install Smith and Wesson M&P Night Sites on your 40VE/9VE. I plan on installing the Apex trigger kit. night sites-TruGlo TFX PRO S&W M&P/SD9/SD40/Shield/Shield 2.0 XTREME Sight Set-TG13MP1PC
I have no problems with my SD9VE and I do have Glocks and Walthers. Get an Apex trigger and watch a few videos about polishing the trigger bar. It makes a world of difference.
This is my first gun , went to range and it felt good in my hand and I was able to hit from 50 yards . Also purchased 2 additional clips for 20 plus $5 shipping on armslist
If you pull on the magazine at all while shooting or if your grip places downward pressure on the mag it will not lock open. It also goes into battery if you slam the magazine in with too much force.
Read reviews and pay attention to what people say about the attachment hardware. For the most part, I see a lot of similarity between the kydex and other materials used but the attachment type and material car really make or break a holster.
Glock sued Smith & Wesson over the Sigma not the SD9…The SD9 came out right after the Glock drama. The Sigma series pistols were so similar to the competing Glock pistols that Glock sued Smith & Wesson for patent infringement. The case was settled out of court in 1997, with S&W agreeing to make alterations to the Sigma design and pay an undisclosed amount to Glock.
@@travisp11 Oh I totally agree with that. For sure!! And the reliability of the SD9VE is definitely on par with the Glock as well. At the price point of the SD9VE I don’t know of any pistol that would compare to it. If the SD9VE had a 5lbs trigger it be a $500 gun. That’s literally my only issue with it is the heavy trigger.
@@jayman1338 Yeah, that trigger definitely takes some getting used to. I have owned two SD9VEs and loved shooting them both on my channel. Thank you for watching!
Im a new subscriber and would like to see you explain and do a semi auto shotgun AR platform full strip demo. You explain very well and have some great knowledge.
Nick C I sold the Jimenez and if you watch my newer videos, I liked SCCY but towards the end of my own ship it sucked. Pardon the language. The SD9s are solid. I like cheap guns but I don't keep junk.
Nick C The SD9 seems to have a solid reputation all the way around. I'm accurate as heck with it, too. But, I did notice with a full two hand purchase the slide would not always lock back because my left had pulled down just enough on the mag to prevent it from catching. Check out the video I posted today.
Alright so I just got mine recently can anyone tell me why I can’t rack a round with the mag full to 16? They fit in mag but have no play for the round to chamber in so currently can load only until 15 rounds other then that it’s awesome no issues considering doing a few mods down the road but honestly I can’t complain at the moment main things I see people do is trigger/springs change sights guide rod spring and stuff might keep mine original not sure but anyways only issue with me now is full mag not allowing for chamfering a round
Mguzman1911 Try doing this...take out your magazine (full with 16 rounds), lock the slide back, put the magazine back in, push the slide stop/slide release button/lever and see if it will chamber the first round. Other ideas that I have could be the possibility of a defective guide rod/spring combo or a magazine that was assembled incorrectly. If none of those are the issue, contact Smith and see what they say.
travisp11 thanks for the info I honestly believe it might be a mag issue because other then that everything is great with the gun itself but I will be doing that and will see what happens thanks for the info
travisp11 I thought it was great! I shot it a lot. My friend had a pit and I'd go and shoot daily. I would shoot at pieces of clay targets. It had a little history. The US Government ordered 2000 and than backed out and I got a great one with night sights.
its nothing like a good Smith& Wesson handgun sd9ve love that semi auto pistol, I have shot a glock before it just didn't feel right to me also they are overrated give me a smith& Wesson any day I will be getting the sd40ve soon
It's not the cost as much as it is the feel that the Glock (and many other gun manufactures) have a signature wall you hit with your finger and then a break as the gun goes off. The SD9VE has a soft consistent pull all the way through with (in my opinion) little to no wall that is felt before the trigger breaks. So many guns copy the Glock style that it is just a type of trigger that every other pistol seems to get compared to in gun videos.
I got mine with the FDE frame. Got it this last weekend and ran 200 rounds through it with no malfunctions. Personally, I wouldnt trust Galloway with a recoil spring. I ordered one for my Ruger American Compact 45 and on slide return, its slightly out of battery enough to not strike.
ruby kaufman I've owned two. My first had return to battery issues and jamming. I swapped out the guiderod with a Galloway steel unit and it ran fine after that.
Young Dank alert the authorities. If your state allows you to own a handgun, go through the necessary legal procedure to legally acquire a handgun. Please be careful with every decision you make as you are liable for your decisions.
Rich Ki Mine runs it just fine, I don't shoot a lot of it but it is on sale at Walmart for $7.89 a box from time to time and I do pick some up when I see it at that price.
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I think the long trigger pull acts as a kind of safety to make it harder to accidentally discharge the weapon
I agree. After shooting this pistol for countless rounds Ive gotten to the point with it now where I know when the trigger is going to break.
I own a SD9VE, had it for about 2 years now, I must have a freak of a gun, eats every type of ammo, never had any Fails what-so-ever ...... I really like the gun after well over 600+ rounds thru it ....
My old Sigma,is the same way,it eats every brand of ammo and never has failed.
It really is a great pistol for the money!
I bought my sd40ve after my 2 friends showed me their sd9ve and to be honest I love it it’s a nice gun
javi ponce Right on!
Just got mine
@@cpc439 Cool! By the way, I use Glock G17 Gen 4 holsters with mine.
Highly recommend to anyone for an affordable gun that shoots well and can be trusted. It's a mock Glock...that's a good thing and $200 cheaper. The trigger pull is a good thing and an added safety.
I ended up replacing the flimsy plastic guide rod with aftermarket stainless steel models and that improved the function of the pistol tremendously.
I shot of friends and really liked it. I'm sure I will eventually pick one of these up for everyday carry
Personally, I love the trigger on this gun.
I have adjusted well to it. It is not bad!
It's my daily carry. Very impressed with it.
I just purchased the same gun and I am absolutely pleased with it the grip is one of the most amazing grips texture
It is a good pistol overall.
I bought two of these a few years ago, gave one to my daughter for a college graduation present. The price attracted me to them. I put in the Apex trigger and springs, as well as a Galloway Precision sear spring and metal guide rod. I polished all the internals. My trigger is very light now. Its much better than my son's new Glock 19 Gen 4. I did this with a SD40VE also. It's the best value out there.
I am going to looking into the Apex upgrade, shortly. Thanks for all of the great info!
Love my sd9ve I replaced the trigger and springs with apex kit replaced the take down lever with a extended take down for a glock 19 and a steel guide rod and 20lb spring ... made this gun a dream to shoot with no ejection problems and very low felt recoil now ... it will eat everything u feed it!!!
You don't have to pull the trigger to take it apart, just pull the slide back enough to pressure check the weapon, pull the slide release and then pull the slide forward, you only need to pull the trigger if you rack the slide back far enough to load the chamber
Good point
Nice gun super reliable also open to upgrades like trigger replacement which is a plus; i did my trigger and it feels super good very professional (did it myself following Apex video tutorial)
The Apex trigger is awesome on this gun.
Great first handgun purchase for me. Had the 40ve.
Nolan Hight my local FFL had a .40 SD40 earlier and I should have bought it. Thanks for watching!
travisp11 thanks for making the content.
One of the most underrated guns on the market. The trigger is no where near as bad as it's said to be.
Excellent weight and balance for a gun this size. Great shooting gun.
I’ve never seen anyone say it’s bad in any video or comment
Great video on a great gun.
Nice to see a very professional and fair review.
Thanks! It is one of my favorite pistols!
I think the newer models of this same series are better quality and also cost more then when they were first manufactured, mine cost over $500 and I bought it new, it cost more than my p95 9mm ruger, and the quality is just as good, I definitely didn't buy mine because it was cheap, I could have bought anything I wanted and the price was just as high as the MP or HK
Yeah, a lot of places are charging full MSRP on them. At one time they were $279.
Any sights for a m&p will fit. Any extended take down bar for a Glock will fit. If you get the trigger and spring's. Replace all the spring besides the trigger return spring. That way the trigger resets with Authority.
J. Dalton Good advice! This will be the first aftermarket trigger kit that I will have installed. I was also told not to replace the striker spring, too, if I go Apex.
travisp11 You can replace it. I did on mine with no problems. With the apex return spring. It lighter for a lighter pull. But it don't reset as hard as the OEM. And the trigger it self. All you have to do is file the back down to get it to break. That's good because you can can adjust the over travel.
J. Dalton very good information! Thank you!!
J. Dalton
I agree, I installed the Apex trigger and the whole spring kit and it felt good but I couldn't ride the reset, it felt like the trigger return spring had no tension on the trigger. I put the stock trigger return spring back in and now the trigger feels really good compared to the stock hinged contraption that comes with it. In my opinion the Apex trigger is the best upgrade you can do to a m&p or sd, this is how they should come from the factory. I have them in two m&ps and a sd9.
@@travisp11 Good video. I have a question about my SD9. The trigger pin on mine is counter sunk in the frame hole deeper on the left side (the side with the slide catch lever) than the right side. It is counter sunk on the right side but quite abit less. How does yours look? I looked at a New one last night and the trigger pin was more evenly installed on that one. It might be a silly question. I do tend to nit pick my guns. I really didn't notice how the pin was seated when I got It. Its not sticking out past the hole but it's not even on both sides. Thanks for your time.
I like the model that they have that has grey frame with the black slide
Big J I agree!
Best budget pistol out there had one in 40 sold it after shooting a few pistols with good triggers. Kind of wish I would've dropped in an apex and kept it don't even own a striker fired pistol anymore
Yep. Same here. Started with the sd40. Bought some more premium pistols. After a couple years I took it out of the safe and installed Apex kit and Galloway sear spring and it's a different gun. And was only $35 in parts. Now it's in a pistol vault hanging out on one side of my house with a light on it for home defense. 14 rounds of 40sw will do some work!
Gander is closing I got a couple mags for my sd40 for $12 each!
MIke B. Awesome price, man!!
I'm from the future, most of them came back as Gander Outdoors substituting the green theme for blue.
Nice review as good budget pistol and good info...Good stuff...
I have an SD9VE and several other 9mm pistols (6) and in the niche of a full sized carry pistol this is my favorite! It was value priced, is accurate, exceptionally reliable, has good sights even though they are plastic, and excellent magazines with 16 round capacity. The only things I upgraded was a stainless guide rod & spring and a slightly extended take down tab (which I also did on my Glock). In fact I replaced the factory guide rod & spring on all my pistols with plastic guide rods with stainless assemblies. What is not to like?
Ben Workman I dunno. Yup have heard that the internal frame can crack if you run a stainless guide rod but I have yet to have an issue
Thanks for your own opinion and not a copy of what everyone else says ..... 👍🏾
Thanks for watching!
You were shooting a tad bit to the left . Is the sight adjustable ?
I no longer own this pistol but I do believe the rest sight is drift adjustable
I would recommend this gun, easy to shoot and not expensive .... plus for me No Fails at all ....
Great information! Think I might get one!
RowCall 219 I love mine.
travisp11 I was looking for an extra mag for my cpx2 and it was 40 to 46 dollars at a local store. That's way cheaper for a mag for this gun then a SCCY mag.
RowCall 219 PSA is selling SD9VE Mags for $20-24 each. That seems to be the lowest price I can find. Not sure about CPX2 mags because I called SCCY about defective mags and they sent me new ones.
travisp11 I will look into it and see what I can find. I just might call them and see if I can get them for less through SCCY
RowCall 219 that is a good possibility!
Good review Travis.
Thanks man!
Did I mention that putting the stock striker spring back seems to have solved my light primer strike problems?
Jim Burgess I think you had mentioned that earlier.
Should I even bother with the kit? I at least want the trigger.
I would still get the trigger. You can get the trigger and spring kit and use the Blocker spring and trigger return spring. You can even experiment with the striker spring. You may just have to shop around for ammo that doesn't have harder primers.
If you own the Smith and Wesson SDVE
Here is something that you will like to add to your pistol, m.ua-cam.com/video/FrNbU7OPO6g/v-deo.html
ok, that is pretty sweet!
@@travisp11 You can shoot 9mm or .40S&W by a simple barrel swap on the 40VE ONLY and use the same magazines. You can also install Smith and Wesson M&P Night Sites on your 40VE/9VE. I plan on installing the Apex trigger kit. night sites-TruGlo TFX PRO S&W M&P/SD9/SD40/Shield/Shield 2.0 XTREME Sight Set-TG13MP1PC
I have no problems with my SD9VE and I do have Glocks and Walthers. Get an Apex trigger and watch a few videos about polishing the trigger bar. It makes a world of difference.
Yeah, this is a modification that I would love to do!
I love my SD9VE, a short clip of my range test is on my channel, absolutely loved your review.
TheEVilleKid Thank you!
FYI. Need an empty mag inserted to remove slide.
That must be something new or possibly something wrong with the pistol. The takedown system is identical to a Glock which doesnt require a mag.
This is my first gun , went to range and it felt good in my hand and I was able to hit from 50 yards . Also purchased 2 additional clips for 20 plus $5 shipping on armslist
Not bad! Try some 124 or 125 grain 9mm ammo. It actually shoots softer in my opinion. Enjoy!
Just got a promag for mine works badass
Good to know!
I guess taring my hands up doing deadlifts for 20 years is the reason my hand never has an issue with the grip
84jamesp that might help
I have the 40 cal. I love my fantastic plastic.
Right on!
Iv seen alot of people say the slide want stay back when it's empty has anyone had this problem before I buy one
If you pull on the magazine at all while shooting or if your grip places downward pressure on the mag it will not lock open. It also goes into battery if you slam the magazine in with too much force.
@@travisp11 ok thanks I believe I'ma put a little with it and get the glock 43x
I have the sd40ve brand new unfired. I’m gonna put 200 rounds through mine. I’m getting the sd92.0 next great review I subscribed.
I’m tempted to pick up the SD40 VE
@@travisp11 go for it
Hello, Any tips for a good owb holsters?
Read reviews and pay attention to what people say about the attachment hardware. For the most part, I see a lot of similarity between the kydex and other materials used but the attachment type and material car really make or break a holster.
Can U interchange the SD mag's w/original sigma VE Hope so gotta bunch of mags recently TY
still don't know abt mags haven't found a original Sigma yet chk 6 pawn shop's regularly & none pawned or sold 2 um yetmust be good guns!
@@kipperwhite2976 I think you can use the original Sigma mags but I believe the magazine base plates are different.
Glock sued Smith & Wesson over the Sigma not the SD9…The SD9 came out right after the Glock drama.
The Sigma series pistols were so similar to the competing Glock pistols that Glock sued Smith & Wesson for patent infringement. The case was settled out of court in 1997, with S&W agreeing to make alterations to the Sigma design and pay an undisclosed amount to Glock.
You are correct but I will say this, under the hood of an SD9VE you almost feel like you are looking at a G19 and G17.
@@travisp11 Oh I totally agree with that. For sure!! And the reliability of the SD9VE is definitely on par with the Glock as well. At the price point of the SD9VE I don’t know of any pistol that would compare to it. If the SD9VE had a 5lbs trigger it be a $500 gun. That’s literally my only issue with it is the heavy trigger.
@@jayman1338 Yeah, that trigger definitely takes some getting used to. I have owned two SD9VEs and loved shooting them both on my channel. Thank you for watching!
Im a new subscriber and would like to see you explain and do a semi auto shotgun AR platform full strip demo. You explain very well and have some great knowledge.
I don't own one but I will see if I can find one. Thanks for watching!
would you recommend this? its 250 after ffl transfer is it worth it? any issues
Nick C mine rocks. I've fired 250 through mine in 2 range tests and mine was used when I bought it. I love it.
idk you like jimenez and sky I'm leery lol
Nick C I sold the Jimenez and if you watch my newer videos, I liked SCCY but towards the end of my own ship it sucked. Pardon the language. The SD9s are solid. I like cheap guns but I don't keep junk.
lol just messing with you but it seems to be the type of gun you have to put way more into to make it more functional
Nick C The SD9 seems to have a solid reputation all the way around. I'm accurate as heck with it, too. But, I did notice with a full two hand purchase the slide would not always lock back because my left had pulled down just enough on the mag to prevent it from catching. Check out the video I posted today.
I bet (trigger not being that bad as they say). People complain about grip safeties, grip texture and more.
The trigger is squishy but you can get used to it.
can we get extend mag for this gun
Good question. There may be some mag extensions out there to add +1 or +2. Lemme look around a bit and I will let ya know!
Sadly no. If you don't care to get crafty. You can make one from a modified XD extended magazine.
Alright so I just got mine recently can anyone tell me why I can’t rack a round with the mag full to 16? They fit in mag but have no play for the round to chamber in so currently can load only until 15 rounds other then that it’s awesome no issues considering doing a few mods down the road but honestly I can’t complain at the moment main things I see people do is trigger/springs change sights guide rod spring and stuff might keep mine original not sure but anyways only issue with me now is full mag not allowing for chamfering a round
Mguzman1911 Try doing this...take out your magazine (full with 16 rounds), lock the slide back, put the magazine back in, push the slide stop/slide release button/lever and see if it will chamber the first round. Other ideas that I have could be the possibility of a defective guide rod/spring combo or a magazine that was assembled incorrectly. If none of those are the issue, contact Smith and see what they say.
travisp11 thanks for the info I honestly believe it might be a mag issue because other then that everything is great with the gun itself but I will be doing that and will see what happens thanks for the info
I had the original Sigma!
Joel Towle How was it for you. I personally never shot one and I had a chance to buy one back in the day but I bought an SW99.
travisp11 I thought it was great! I shot it a lot. My friend had a pit and I'd go and shoot daily. I would shoot at pieces of clay targets. It had a little history. The US Government ordered 2000 and than backed out and I got a great one with night sights.
Joel Towle That is cool! I see them from time to time in gun shops and I wonder about them. I am just amazed at how well the SD9 has performed.
travisp11 You just got to work that trigger! Shoot shoot and shoot some more! Dry fire the heck out of it! It's a great gun!
Yes I have the SW9VE…I like it, It’s old but it’s been well taken care of. For me it’s an original before the law suit era.
All dem rounds, doe!
its nothing like a good Smith& Wesson handgun sd9ve love that semi auto pistol, I have shot a glock before it just didn't feel right to me also they are overrated give me a smith& Wesson any day I will be getting the sd40ve soon
Johnny Fuller Very cool!
I like it enough to go after the Grey version S&W now has ......
Rich Ki. I just purchased it at academy I have a quick video I posted on my channel haven’t fired it yet I can’t wait to go to the range
12 bucks for that magazine in florida
Not bad!
travisp11 try to go online, for weapons and accessories at shootersjax.com
@@elvirhadzic2784 I will because $25-35 per mag gets pricey around here.
I thought the mags were stainless steel not chrome plated.
I may be wrong. I will need to check into that.
I got mine at $265 new!!
Dope Mk6 very nice!!
Why do People compare the SD trigger to a Glock,that cost twice as much as the SD.
It's not the cost as much as it is the feel that the Glock (and many other gun manufactures) have a signature wall you hit with your finger and then a break as the gun goes off. The SD9VE has a soft consistent pull all the way through with (in my opinion) little to no wall that is felt before the trigger breaks. So many guns copy the Glock style that it is just a type of trigger that every other pistol seems to get compared to in gun videos.
The front sight is metal.
Richard Bleiweiss Thanks!!
Again the pistol is made for self defense which is why the trigger is made THAT way
Yup. That was the intention.
I got mine with the FDE frame. Got it this last weekend and ran 200 rounds through it with no malfunctions. Personally, I wouldnt trust Galloway with a recoil spring. I ordered one for my Ruger American Compact 45 and on slide return, its slightly out of battery enough to not strike.
Good to know! Yeah, I love the SD series in FDE and Stealth Grey.
@@travisp11 the silver slide is nice but something about the fde made me want it
@@dorianthanatos3175 I agree! It is pretty cool! I'm an OD Green and FDE fan.
okey man let me know
The way they run is hit and miss, i have heard that some run fine and others are crap!
ruby kaufman I've owned two. My first had return to battery issues and jamming. I swapped out the guiderod with a Galloway steel unit and it ran fine after that.
Just got mine on the 9th, cant pick it up til the 20th😩
SoloDolo Hang in there!
If you have a conceal permit,you would get it right away, that’s how in Florida, but yeah, without permit will make you wait about 10 days
I need one I’m in danger
Young Dank alert the authorities. If your state allows you to own a handgun, go through the necessary legal procedure to legally acquire a handgun. Please be careful with every decision you make as you are liable for your decisions.
My next trip to the range I'm going to see if my SD9VE eats Tulammo .... steel case cheap ammo ..
Rich Ki. I don't recommend it, but mine runs fine with it.
Rich Ki Mine runs it just fine, I don't shoot a lot of it but it is on sale at Walmart for $7.89 a box from time to time and I do pick some up when I see it at that price.
It will eat it all day long
Who else counted the bullets? Ha ha ha
I still do, LOL!