[breech]

After days of dry firing in the evenings before bed time I got the trigger on my M&P down pat. The front sight is pretty solid. When I first starting firing the M&P my front sight would always jerk to the right. After readjusting my grip and pressing I found my personal recipe for a rock solid sight. I feel good now. 8)

 

[coltman1985]

Dry fire practice is a good thing to do often!

 

[cmdbass]

I hear you. I had that same problem for a long time but it went away with practice and just breaking the trigger in.

 

[jpreeves76]

That right jerk is what is really bothering me with buying the M&P. I have been a Glock fan for a long time. At least I know the trigger will work itself out and that is the real selling point for me.

 

[Steelshooter]

Haven't had that issue myself although I did with Sigs for awhile. Dry fire during live fire too so you can keep an eye on what you are doing.