Northeast Arms in Peabody has them on sale this week for $349 before the $75 rebate
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Cheapest Shield 9mm?
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Northeast Arms in Peabody has them on sale this week for $349 before the $75 rebate
The sale this week is only for the 9mm, but on top of that price, while the supply of mags last you get a free mag also, I'm close to out of free mags, so I'd guess the free mags will be gone by Wednesday.
Re read your post , it states that FS is "offering" the rebate, I simply clarified that the rebate is not through any particular shop but through the manufacturer
Go to your local shop that gives you good service and support them at the sake of spending a couple extra bucks. They can't always get the pricing of the bigger guys with higher volume. My rule with the smaller shops is support them now or miss them when they're gone...
PSA has them for the same price, with or without the manual safety, includes free shipping.
However, you serfs in Mass are SOL because they won't deal with you.
http://palmettostatearmory.com/index.php/daily-deals-new.html
Just a heads up with regard to the garbage trigger: the apex is nice, but it will run you close to $100. I did that to my shield and I like it. But, if I were to get another I would probably just order the free state parts and put those in for like 5$.
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If it were me, I wouldn't settle for a carry gun that was less than what I really wanted just because it was a bit cheaper. This is a piece of life-saving equipment that you'll hopefully have with you every day. I wouldn't want to look at a Shield every day and wish it was a PPS.
This PPS seems like what you really want, and it already has the free state trigger: https://www.northeastshooters.com/vbulletin/threads/330407-WTS-Walther-PPS-9mm (I do not know this seller... just saw it a couple of posts down from yours.)
Thanks, I think you're right... But trust me Ive seen the couple of PPS that are for sale on here, I search everyday lol but I like my guns to be completely stock that's why I haven't purchased one from anybody and I refuse to buy new unless its an incredible deal.
And believe it or not I like the stronger triggers, I know I'm crazy but I feel like it helps my hand and finger become steadier resulting in better aim and shots.
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https://www.northeastshooters.com/v...4-Walther-PPS-M2-9mm-with-new-extra-magazines Kevin takes care of his stuff..check it out
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I think the only non-stock part on that pistol is the sights. Almost everyone changes the sights because it's such a personal thing, and if you don't like them, you could too.
I don't know your experience level, but I think you'll grow out of this! There is such a thing as too light a trigger on a carry gun, but the MA triggers I've felt on the PPS were so heavy I thought the gun was broken. There is a reason competition shooters put lighter triggers in their pistols (it makes them easier to shoot accurately).
The 9mm, 40 cal & 45 cal are $369.95 credit, $359.95 cash, check or debit....
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