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After reading and discussing here, some of you talked me into getting mine serviced. I sent it in March 13th and had it back on March 23rd. The trigger is different...not bad, but more like most of the other smaller profile pistols in this category (LC9, Nano, Shield, etc). It isn't what it was, but I guess if it is safer, it is better. Maybe I'll send it in for a trigger job one of these days.

I took my xds9 to the range this week and specifically tried to get it to slam fire. Put the gun into battery several times without the grip safety engaged with no problems. I tried it with two different magazines and with a varying number of bullets in each one. Never could accomplish a discharge. I tried it while using the slide lock and a manual pull and release. I'm still not convinced that I need to send mine in and risk getting a crummy trigger. I absolutely love this gun (trigger) the way it is right now. The recoil is amazingly unnoticable and it fits my hand like a glove!

Is there anything I'm missing as to why I should send this gun in?

Pretty happy that I didn't send mine in. I've put over 500 rounds through it and had one little issue that may have been about 75% my fault. I think I'm going to keep my gun, keep it very clean, and continue to wait. I have no reason to believe that there is anything wrong with it and I am trusting my life to it. When SA has the repair down pat and they aren't sitting on 50K plus guns, I'll eventually send it to them for a real 30 day turnaround.

Just went to Academy and bough a $10 can of gun scrubber...gonna give it a good scrub and bide my time. I'm planning on sending it in, but not until the masses have theirs back. Maybe in January when it is cold and I can carry something else.

I've never done this before...what do I tell the FedEx people if they ask what is in the box?