Heck, the same day I sent my newly purchased 45 in I went looking for an XDS in 9mm that wasn't part of the recall. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to find one.The Annoyed Man wrote:If you are never going to buy another Springfield product because of this recall, then you had better ALSO never buy any of the following brands, for the exact same reason
I understand people being upset about Springfield's way of handling this thing, but honestly, I'm not sure what they should have done differently. After my XDS has been serviced, I'm not going to let that stop me from buying anymore Springfield products.
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- Mon Oct 07, 2013 5:05 pm
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Re: ditching the XDs45, looking at the Sig Carry Nightmare
- Fri Oct 04, 2013 11:54 am
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Re: ditching the XDs45, looking at the Sig Carry Nightmare
Out of all the models, I like the Rubber Grip version best. It's a perfect fit for my hand with the 7 round mag and finger rest. I believe it is smaller than the XDS that I bought recently-- and, like yours, is now in the possession of SA. I love it. Smallest 9mm I've seen. If I'd seen the P938 before I got the XDS, I might not have bought the XDS in the frist place. Not as easy to shoot accurately as a full size, but with a little practice I was hitting a 10" gong at 40 yards. And it comes with tritium sights.
Oops...are we talking about the same gun....there is a P938 Nightmare....a miniature 1911....smaller than the XDS.
Oops...are we talking about the same gun....there is a P938 Nightmare....a miniature 1911....smaller than the XDS.