In the past couple of days I've talked a couple of folks into buying M&P's. One was the usual at work "which gun for self-defense?" question. I suggested he try a few and the one that felt best. Casually mentioned the ergonomics of the M&P. This morning he told me it felt so much better than the glock, he bought one.
The second was a fellow at the range shooting a glock. Suggested he try my M&P. All I got was a "wow" and a smile.
Probably won't get a range report from buyer one. He has a Redhawk he bought for defense, loaded it and put it in a drawer 25 years ago. The pistol hasn't been fired. Same thing will probably happen to the M&P.
The second was a fellow at the range shooting a glock. Suggested he try my M&P. All I got was a "wow" and a smile.
Probably won't get a range report from buyer one. He has a Redhawk he bought for defense, loaded it and put it in a drawer 25 years ago. The pistol hasn't been fired. Same thing will probably happen to the M&P.