Smith&Wesson M&P 9mm

[Hokus Grey]

Great gun. I run one with 5000 rds down the pipe and it's had all of 0 malfunctions. I'm considering another one.

 

[TacticalTrunkMonkey]

Its already gotten high praise from everyone else but I'm going to add mine as well. Bought mine in June this year and love it, not a single issue. Definitely a wise purchase.

Cheers.

 

[tobin]

I just bought a M&P with an Apex sear in it and I think this is the way to go. I have shot the stock M&P with and without the Apex sear, the Massachusetts compliant M&P with a 10 lb trigger and both the long (5") and short (4.25") versions of the Pro. The only gun that gave me problems was the Pro due to the dead trigger issue.

Overall, I think they have worked most of the kinks out of the design. The only issue I would be wary of is the dead trigger which occurs with some of the Pro model sears.

I think S&W will start using a redesigned sear block in the newer versions of the Pro, but we may not see these in Canada for a while so stick to the stock models or an M&P L and shoot it with the stock trigger or put in an Apex sear.

 

[eg23]

What is the trigger weight on a M&P9. I think I read somewhere that it was close to 7lbs but I'm not sure. If it is 7lbs that would make it heavier than the G17, right?
Thanks

 

[themikea]

What is the trigger weight on a M&P9. I think I read somewhere that it was close to 7lbs but I'm not sure. If it is 7lbs that would make it heavier than the G17, right?
Thanks

Not sure on the actual weights, but the pull on the M&P does seem longer than the G17. Not a bad trigger though.

 

[enefgee]

Good gun, 10-12,000 rounds through it and I`m starting to see some wear. Nice thing is the parts are cheap and a monkey could smith the gun. The trigger smoothes out quite nicely after 1,000 rounds or you can cheat and get an Apex sear and Striker Block. The trigger is actually quite customizeable by using a mix of Apex Duty, Competition and stock S&W parts.

 

[mcenroe]

Thanks for all the feedback.Does anyone know a good place in B.C. to buy hand guns?

 

[Canuck44]

Thanks for all the feedback.Does anyone know a good place in B.C. to buy hand guns?

You live in Pr. George so why not try Armco he is just minutes away and likely will give you a good deal on one.

Take Care

Bob

 

[Mambo]

Thanks for all the feedback.Does anyone know a good place in B.C. to buy hand guns?

Reliable, Del Selins, Armco, Wanstalls...all awesome!

 

[notsorichguy]

I have over 12K through my M&P 9. So far not a single failure of any kind (that wern't operator induced). I did a burwell trigger job and replaced the mag saftey with a bit of plastic the appropiate width.

 

[62bravorecon]

i love mine ! 2000 down the pipe not 1 ftf or fte !!!!

It as the quality of a service hand gun should have !