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So...I have been a long time Glock owner...but I love the MP 9 ...What are the pro's and con's of the MP vs. the Glock for those of you that have shot and or own both....sorry if this is a repeat. Thanks !
Ricky T said:Hey NC:
Which one will you use when you come down for the LAV class?![]()
NCPatrolAR said:[quote name='Ricky T']Hey NC:
Which one will you use when you come down for the LAV class?![]()
Ricky T said:[quote name='NCPatrolAR'][quote name='Ricky T']Hey NC:
Which one will you use when you come down for the LAV class?![]()
Ricky T said:[quote name='NCPatrolAR'][quote name='Ricky T']Hey NC:
Which one will you use when you come down for the LAV class?![]()
m4arc said:[quote name='Ricky T'][quote name='NCPatrolAR'][quote name='Ricky T']Hey NC:
Which one will you use when you come down for the LAV class?![]()
Effyouess said:I rented a Glock 19 a few moths ago. It beat the hell out of my hand with every shot, adn was a chore to finish off the 50 round box I bought for it. Heck, my .357 was more comfortable to shoot for me. I bought an M&P, and put 250 round through it nicely. In fact, I only stopped due to the money I spent on ammo, targets, and range time--I still wanted to shoot it more.
Accuracy: I was much more accurate with the M&P as it felt better in my hand and follow up shotw were fantastic due to low felt recoil.
Ergonomics: M&P no contest.
Reliability: Inspect the sights on the M&P before buying. If they're firmly in place, then you'll avoid the only issue I've had with mine so far. Glock has a long proven track record, but the M&P seems well built. Time will tell
It was a chore to finish off 50 rounds through a G19??Thats a first 8)![]()
Ciao,
Effy