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Originally Posted by stick_man
The M&P is a great handgun, but on many of them I have heard the triggers are kind of ugly for a while. It is not a real clean, crisp break at first, but I noticed a marked improvement in mine after the first 100 rounds or so. I have heard that after 250 or so it has polished itself up a bit and is pretty nice.
Indeed, the only complaint I have about my MP40 is the trigger (but it is not too bad now after 200 rounds and improving). I have been able to get pretty decent groups out of some cheap (relatively) Blazer Brass rounds as well as the WWB that I have been using to break in the gun a little. After about 500 rounds or so, I will start checking for accuracy loads with it.
When all is said and done, I believe the M&P is one of the finest polymers out there on the market today. It was a tough choice between it and the XDm but have never regretted the decision to go with the "made in USA".
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Yeah man, same thing here about the trigger but I knew that going into it- it's no 1911 that's for sure. My groupings have improved allot already and I'v got about 330 rounds through it now.
I shot my father in law's Glock 40 the same day and didn't notice that much difference except I like the feel of the M&P a little better.
Made in USA is always a good way to go
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