My wife's M&P9c hasn't seen much action lately, since she's due with our second child. I decided to take it to the range myself, though, to break in a new magazine.
This trip, I shot (with the M&P):
150 rounds of Blazer aluminum
90 rounds of WWB
20 rounds of Gold Dot 124gr+P
10 rounds of HydraShok 124 gr.
There were no malfunctions during this trip, nor have there ever been any with this pistol in about 1500 rounds to date.
When I do my part, this pistol is quite accurate. I can shoot it almost as well as my Glock 19, which has a longer sight radius, barrel, and grip. I think the main difference is that I'm used to the trigger on my Glock, since I shoot it so much more than I do my wife's pistol.
Here are some targets. All shooting was done offhand, slow fire with a two hand grip. The blazer and WWB were at 10 yds (3" dot) and the GD and HS were at 15 yds.
This trip, I shot (with the M&P):
150 rounds of Blazer aluminum
90 rounds of WWB
20 rounds of Gold Dot 124gr+P
10 rounds of HydraShok 124 gr.
There were no malfunctions during this trip, nor have there ever been any with this pistol in about 1500 rounds to date.
When I do my part, this pistol is quite accurate. I can shoot it almost as well as my Glock 19, which has a longer sight radius, barrel, and grip. I think the main difference is that I'm used to the trigger on my Glock, since I shoot it so much more than I do my wife's pistol.
Here are some targets. All shooting was done offhand, slow fire with a two hand grip. The blazer and WWB were at 10 yds (3" dot) and the GD and HS were at 15 yds.
