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I know there's some overlap between bears and foxes but I figured I'd post here and seek additional input:

Headed to the local dealer in the morning to look into compact 9MMs. I've already fired a lot of rounds through the S&W M&P Shield but a buddy of mine recommended the new model XD-S from Springfield.

Any of you Phukers poalr bears have experience with it?

Thanks in advance!

I know there's some overlap between bears and foxes but I figured I'd post [this Phuks thread](https://phuks.co/s/guns/35434) here and seek additional input: > Headed to the local dealer in the morning to look into compact 9MMs. I've already fired a lot of rounds through the S&W M&P Shield but a buddy of mine recommended the new model XD-S from Springfield. > [This one.](https://www.springfield-armory.com/products/xd-s-3-3-9-mm/#XDS9339BE) > Any of you ~~Phukers~~ poalr bears have experience with it? Thanks in advance!

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I love striker fired. What don't you like about them?

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safety.. or lack of... the xd-e is a hammer gun... DA/SA.. u carry it decocked and when drawn the first squeeze will run the hammer (DA) then from there on out its a small squeeze to fire it (SA). i cant stand the thought of carrying a firearm cocked.... dangerous shit. especially for an ECD when your constantly moving, sitting etc etc (even more so if its a pocket gun).

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The triggers tend to be as heavy and grainy as a double action revolver. See Glocks. Hammer means single action ease, and the hammer also means you can decock if needed. There's a reason the military stick with the Beretta M9 for as long as they did.