Sw EZ 9mm

[cdf41]

Thinking about picking one of these up for the wife. She has a hard time racking the slide on a Sw sd 9, or Glock style 9mm.

Any one have any experience with one of these?

www.smith-wesson.com/product/m-p-9-shield-ez-truglo-tritium-pro-night-sights-no-thumb-safety

[AxeHandle]

They work good. Designed by lady shooters for lady shooters. For less recoil there is a matching EZ380. Our range copies get shot extensively every week. They have proven to be tough reliable guns.

[JM]

Yes. Same story here. We rented several plastic fantastic 9mm pistolas & that is what she felt most comfortable with. We have the thumb safety version. The EZ is basically a 1911 type of design with an enclosed hammer.

After a few weeks, she developed the strength & technique to rack a 45acp, etc.

[AxeHandle]

We call the EZ platform our gateway gun. With it, ladies learn that they CAN run a gun and they CAN shoot! Opens the door for many other choices.

[ChiefTJS]

I've got the "custom shop" .380 version. I got it for when my arthritis say it's time to back things down. It's reliable and plenty accurate for defensive use. Does not seem to like cast bullets but I'm working on it.

[onegoodshot]

I just picked a EZ 9mm up for my daughter this week. Ive had a few customers get these sent to my shop for transfer. She just turned 21 and this will be her first gun “under her name”.

[bula]

Just linked this thread off to my sisters. Thanks guys.

[crazyhorse]

I just bought one and I love it. I am weak and recovering from cancer and it is perfect for me. I just ordered a desantis leather holster for it.

[DutchV]

I like mine. My local trainer says that some folks have issues with the grip safety but I think that's just them being new to the gun. Hasn't bothered me any.

[AxeHandle]

FWIW I think the unspoken true intent for the grip safety is to help new shooters get through the loose grip, and the accompanying functioning issues, we routinely see with new shooters.