[srva]

Ernest Langdon placed first overall at the Carolina Cup last weekend with his M&P 9mm. I placed fifth overall at the Texas State Championship last weekend and my wife took high lady at the same match with our 40s. A lot of shooters at both mathes were impressed with the pistol and I suspect there will be some shooter conversions in the near future. Great performance for a new gun.

 

[targetsup]

Thats pretty good stats for a pistol thats farelly new to the market. I have to admit I get really good shot groups with my M&P40, better than I thought I would.

 

[Jester]

I've been wanting to get into IDPA this year, but alas, the house hunting is first priority. :roll:

 

[rledwards]

Actually, Ernie was shooting an M&P 40 at the Carolina Cup.

--Lin

http://www.smith-wesson.com/wcsstore/SmWes...0PR%20FINAL.pdf

 

[Exiledviking]

I bought my M&P 9mm primarily to shoot Steel with...



I am quite fond of it. I am now anxiously awaiting the release of the 357SIG version.

 

[rledwards]

I've been wanting to get into IDPA this year, but alas, the house hunting is first priority. :roll:

You need to at least try IDPA, it will relieve the stress from the house hunting!

--Lin

 

[MrApathy]

who knows you may find a house vicariously

 

[Jester]

I've finally gotten into a house, I'm heading to a USPSA shoot this weekend, and an IDPA next.



BUT another hook. My M&P is at smith. I'll be shooting My dads USP or my cousins race gun.

 

[Bowie Tactical]

According to the Smith and Wesson press release Ernie shot a S&W 1911 at the Carolina Cup. I was not there so I don't know more than that. CHECk 360 David

 

[srva]

The press release may say that but the scores from the match show that Ernest placed firse in SSP Master which means he did not shoot the 1911.