Originally Posted by kaka
You’ll have to expand your shooting experience ��. There are better .22 pistols.
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You’ll have to expand your shooting experience ��. There are better .22 pistols.
I've traveled a long way and a lot of the roads were not paved.
Great Pistol. Fantastic trainer for both new shooters and those who want to practice on a budget. Only downside is the frame doesn’t allow for grip modules like the Actual M&P so if you got big hands and enjoy the larger grip modules on the centerfire models your out of luck. Have put at min 5k rounds thru it. Only issues I’ve had were Lube related. Runs great on Ballistol or even RemOil but nothing viscous as it will lead to jams. (ie. Froglube). Breaks down super easy for cleaning. Trigger is extremely light which I enjoy.
If you shoot M&Ps this pistol is a must. Mine will probably almost never see the light outside the safe again since the glock 44 entered the stage but this pistol shoots so well and fits the hand so nice it’ll be a hard sell. My only gripe is now I worry for replacement parts.
Last edited by rubberdonuts; 01-30-2021 at 11:32 AM. Reason: Word Change
I can't see S&W dropping this completely as I am sure they are aware many M&P 9/40 owners use it as a training tool. My guess is they are coming out with 2.0 version, hope they add the same back straps to it. Time will tell.
They're selling all the compacts that they can make.
Kyle Defoor talks about Mindset:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vPCqMo9TCg
who has recoil spring for this firearm in stock
FREEDOM IS EVERYTHINK
Did anyone else buy the ProMag S&W M&P.22 magazine that doesn’t fit?
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