7-3-2

sounds good to me.

Yes I did as soon as they came out from arms n ammo

Sorry I forgot... Edison, NJ

Hey guys, So I purchased this little gun in order to be able to get more range time without breaking the bank. Unfortunately, things just didn't work out that way as I still just go the range about the same as before. I really have lost interest in shooting 22lr and I am looking to make some room in my safe for a new toy. This little revolver is a 8-shot 22 lr with fiber optic sights, I have a wolfe springs kit for it as well that ill include (I put the stock springs back in however). Asking $450.00 and the gun is practically brand new as I've shot less then 1000 rounds through it. Kevin * Edit * Just so that everyone knows, this gun has been shipped back to Ruger in the past because spots were appearing on the stainless that I concerned might have been rust. Ruger, (who has awesome customer service btw) had the gun back to me about a week later (6/5) completely refinished and all components replaced (Cylinder, Pawl, Trigger plunger, Firing pin Assy, Hammer strut Assy, & rear sight base).

Great weapon, I love my M&P 9 and as my first firearm it set the bar VERY high!

this takes precedent over the XDs in my book

funny .... I was looking at this site .... http://www.fnherstal.com/index.php?id=263 perhaps the issue is simply I was looking at the wrong site??

my english teachers would murder me ... Their site* lol

Sorry if this has been brought up in the past but I haven't been on lately. I was looking at fnherstal.com and found that the fnx no longer exists on there site and the that this miraculous amazing unspeakable gorgeous phenom of a gun the FNS is being showcased. Soooo what im asking is ... has the FNX been discontinued and the FNP is back in production??? Sorry but I've been distracted by the itch to by a motorcycle which has cut into my gun research.

Great gun, I've fired around 1000 rounds through mine and no problems at all. It was my first gun and I never adjusted the sights from factory settings and its still very accurate for me, love it!

My M&P is amazing, I haven't even bothered adjusting the sights and im doing absolutely fine with it. Not a single misfire or any problem for that matter and thats at around 1000+ rds.

Stopped in here today with the wife and daughter to check the place out and grab some range ammo to use at shore shot Sunday. The guy at the counter was extremely nice and genuine and seems like a good guy in general, just wanted to show the place some love and encourage you to stop in if your in the area. I'll be back for sure.

Zoid my fault the way i typed XDs was a bit misleading, next time ill type XD-s lol

lovely!!!! im sooooo going to get one!

Nice!! Im excited to get one of these in my hands, did they mention a price point? I cant find any information on the springfield site regarding msrp.

Has anyone here held/seen one of these? Looks pretty awesome!! Then again with the xdm compact i wonder if thats the better deal .... hmm.

Im from Edison and the first time i think it took me around 3-4 months to get my pistol permit, welcome to the forums!

Well the daughter is hot, but thats pretty much the summary of my interest.

I wasn't sure what to do for a costume until late Sunday night (for obvious reasons) Hey on the bright side if my Cowboys didnt **** the bed I wouldnt have had this awesome costume

If you decide you want to go back to the stock springs it is easily reversible. The actual return of the trigger wasn't effected at all because I didn't witch out the trigger return spring and left the stock spring in place. I bought the set but only used 1 of the springs

Okay so I got my wolf springs kit today and thought I was replacing the stock hammer spring with the 12 lb spring ... ends up I put the 10 lb spring in. I left the trigger return spring stock and dry fired the gun a few times and all I can say is .... wooooow what a difference changing the hammer spring has made. Its now soo much easier to pull the trigger without moving the sights off target. I guess it all comes down to when I get back to the range, I know the fear of light strikes always arises when you put in lighter springs but only time will tell. Patriot the hammer spring was very easy to swap out, literally only took me about 5 minutes and thats because I didnt have a vice. I definitely recommend this upgrade if you decide your not crazy about the stock trigger like I did.

Well I went and ordered a set of Wolff springs for my little leadslinger. Ill definately keep you up to date on if they made a difference or not for me. Patriot, the rubber grips your talking about, are they the hogue grips?

Did you notice a difference in the trigger pull with the bigger grip on it?

Ok so today I finally got to bring this thing to shore shot and put 333 rounds through it. 1. Out of a whole 333 rounds I had maybe at most 5 light strikes 3 which fired second time around. 2. accuracy is better than the shooter in this situation, but I was happy with the accuracy at 7,10,20 yards. 3. I HATE the trigger, seriously towards the end my finger was just worn out, I'm definitely going to try putting some wolff springs in it, possibly going to purchase a bigger grip as well to provide more leverage. Single action was easy, double action was rough at best.

I'm not sure if you have yet or not, but it is definitely worth taking a look at the badger grips. They are seeeeeeeeeexy!