Posted: 8/24/2016 10:38:03 PM EDT
| Looking for a new double stack 9mm, opinions? |
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I have had several M&P's. The newer Pro's seem to have better triggers but I still prefer Apex FSS triggers. All my M&P's run flawless and I do not see myself getting rid of them. I carry a M&Pc daily and have for a couple of years with no regrets.
Oh and in before the Glock lovers 
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I have the whole line of M&Ps, and the pro is a great pistol. I don't carry it but its done well for me in comps. Slap an Apex trigger, Dawson adjustable sights, and a catalyst extended mag release on there and you'll have a fine shootin pistol. ETA: as everyone else has said, the factory triggers are atrocious, especially the older ones. |
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I picked one up a month ago, but haven't had a chance to shoot it.
I opted for the Performance Center 5" ported version in 9mm, mainly because it had the PC sear in it. It has a nice trigger for a poly gun. It's probably on par with the PPQ as far as real feel goes. |
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I picked one up a month ago, but haven't had a chance to shoot it. I opted for the Performance Center 5" ported version in 9mm, mainly because it had the PC sear in it. It has a nice trigger for a poly gun. It's probably on par with the PPQ as far as real feel goes. Put some Apex trigger parts in it and it will be an entirely new gun. |
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Buying the Pro model is a waste of time and money… The factory trigger (even on the Pro) sucks bad… Buy a standard M&P for as cheap as you can then installthe Apex M&P Aluminum Forward Set Sear and Trigger Kit and RAM and you willbe much better off… The RAM hasn't worked with the newer M&Ps for awhile now. They changed the sear block housing. Again, I think guys are parroting info from a few years back. The newer triggers are better. Not good, but better. I do agree that APEX parts make them outstanding. |
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I have had several M&P's. The newer Pro's seem to have better triggers but I still prefer Apex FSS triggers. All my M&P's run flawless and I do not see myself getting rid of them. I carry a M&Pc daily and have for a couple of years with no regrets. Oh and in before the Glock lovers http://i276.photobucket.com/albums/kk6/bcr308/7d4e93c39f918e07736dfc970fae6af6_zps3c4b6654.jpg http://i276.photobucket.com/albums/kk6/bcr308/mps.jpg Nice M&P by the way. |
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Looking for a new double stack 9mm, opinions? Love my M&P9 Pro. I had it completely worked over by Doug @ ATEi when new. ATEi 3 lb trigger job (I prefer it to APEX), slide cuts, stippling, sights, all of it. 8,000+ rounds later and not one FTF Edit for spellings |
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Supposedly S&W is going to release the next gen M&P line soon, there were some leaks. I handled a Performance Center core, everything was great including the trigger, except it lacked any discernable reset. Supposedly this can be fixed by adding some oddball part you wouldn't expect, I think it was either an aftermarket mag or slide release |
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Quoted: I may end up with one this winter for shooting USPSA and such. Its the only striker fired gun I have ever considered. After shooting one in .40 I know it's going to take a while to get used to, but they definitely feel great. Get a CZ Tactical Sport in .40 if you want to shoot Limited. |