[jakebrake]

honestly, the trigger is about the biggest gripe, and , it's a matter of getting used to it.

they aren't my 1911, and that's ok. i still trust them with my life.

[bones72]

Originally Posted by ch3st3r

Thinking about puchasing an M&P 40 and would like to have the pinkie grip for it. Any one know where and how much for one?

Just call smith and Wesson and they will send you one !!! Or they did me anyway !! Hear that's pretty standard for them !!!

[cvia]

With my M&P I had the trigger not reset once. Don't know what happened. Also had two light primer strikes. It's also only had 300 down the pipe. But other then these 3 hiccups its been great. Not one jam either.

[potentialglock]

Love my m&p. Had a few ftf but I'm gonna blame the cheap wwb ammo. Once I figure out a reliable way to carry it its going with me everyday!

[potentialglock]

What's a good CC holster for a full size m&p9

[cvia]

Crossbreed holster are awesome. You have to look at them.

[bones72]

Hidden hybrid or n82 tactical holsters are great both are very comfortable

[bones72]

Oh and I like my m&p a lot only issue I have had is paint come out if front sight.

[Lessdragon]

Originally Posted by Datalore

I have 8 M&P pistols in different configurations. I love them all and would not trade them.

You are soooo lucky! how long did it take to collect them? And if you have a .45, want to sell it?

[Datalore]

Originally Posted by Lessdragon

You are soooo lucky! how long did it take to collect them? And if you have a .45, want to sell it?

I consider myself lucky. I have the full size and the compact in each of the following: 9mm 40 cal and 45 acp. Also have the shield in 9 mm and 40 cal. In addition I have two MP AR 15.

I can be a little OCD sometime. I will tell you that the 45s were the hardest to come by and sorry to say that I would not sell them. I was lucky enough to get 2 extended mags with the 45s that hold 14 each. The sight picture on each is very close one to another as far as the pistols go.

I had the chance to shoot with the Local Leo's the other day and out shot each of them with their Glocks. I may have converted them. They could not believe how smooth the recoil was and how quickly I could take great follow up shots in each caliber. All I could say is it takes practice.