[marksm]

How acts this pistol in IDPA discipline.

 

[tigs40cal]

The gal that shoots for S&w (Julie something) won a championship with the M&P9so I would say it will do just fine :wink:

 

[Jeff 9mm M&P]

Thats Julie Goloski

 

[tigs40cal]

Thats Julie Goloski

yup ,thats her. shes hot too

 

[Boris]

"acts" like a gun you can shoot well.

This gun has a lot going for it. I had an EXTREMELY favorable transition from a 5" .45 ACP M1911A1 to this high-cap 9mm.



I hope you enjoy it.



-B

 

[coltman1985]

Shoots softer than my Glocks and points much easier!!

 

[dragonlibra]

I ran my M&P 9mm and my Glock 34 through same 4 Stage ID

club match this past weekend. I've been shooting the G34 for a number of years and only a few matches with the M&P. My scores were very close, but I did better with the M&P in total score and in 3 of the 4 stages. One thing I noted was the M&P didn't have the muzzle flip of the Glock.



I'm just at MM level - wish I could shoot like Julie G.

 

[marksm]

This pistol lies to me very well in hand.

You acquit for mistakes,my English is very average.

Thank you

 

[Xfactor]

You acquit for mistakes,my English is very average.

Thank you

No worries! Welcome to the forum...

 

[marksm]

Or test concerning this pistol is already some.

 

[moshooter]

I shoot my M&P routinely in IDPA and find it a great pistol. The light frame does cause some muzzle rise, but no more than any other polymer gun. I have the Blackhawk CQC holster and find that it works perfect.

 

[csprick]

I shoot my M&P routinely in IDPA and find it a great pistol. The light frame does cause some muzzle rise, but no more than any other polymer gun. I have the Blackhawk CQC holster and find that it works perfect.

Do you recall which model Blackhawk CQC you have? I don't see one specifically for the M&P on any sites I found. I assume yours does not have the Sherpa lock, right?



I'm getting involved in IDPA and am looking for the best holster and mag holders.



TIA.



Chuck

 

[machgt]

I plan to take it to my second match the week after next

I'm no pro but I do alright with it

 

[jtaliani]

marksm,

I personally don't think you can go wrong. Natural point of aim, smooth recoil, and overall one fine pistol.

csprick,

There are many threads discussing holsters but I personally really like my Bladetech Stingray for competition. Check out the M&P store: www.mp-store.com



Xfactor,

I like your avatar, nice shooting! :wink:

 

[dragonlibra]

Holster for IDPA

Do you recall which model Blackhawk CQC you have? I don't see one specifically for the M&P on any sites I found. I assume yours does not have the Sherpa lock, right?



I'm getting involved in IDPA and am looking for the best holster and mag holders.



TIA.



Chuck

I really like the Comp-Tac Speed Holster I purchased from Speed Shooters Specialties. I also like the Bladetechs I have for my Glocks.

 

[moshooter]

[quote name='moshooter']I shoot my M&P routinely in IDPA and find it a great pistol. The light frame does cause some muzzle rise, but no more than any other polymer gun. I have the Blackhawk CQC holster and find that it works perfect.

Do you recall which model Blackhawk CQC you have? I don't see one specifically for the M&P on any sites I found. I assume yours does not have the Sherpa lock, right?



I'm getting involved in IDPA and am looking for the best holster and mag holders.



TIA.



Chuck[/quote]



Yes, it's the Serpa CQC in flat black. It has the retention lock (level 2). I got it at the NRA convention from an outfit called the Natural Nevadian, or something like that. It was pretty new so it may not be on their website yet, but it is a M&P specific holster.

 

[Xfactor]

I like your avatar, nice shooting!

Thanks - wish I could really shoot like that!

 

[jhe888]

I like it for IDPA.



Gordon Carrell is a S&W sponsored shooter who is also using one. He won SSP at the Carolina Cup with one. I know he prefers it to the pistol he was shooting before, whose maker also sponsored him.