I wanted to try out the M-P platform and use it as a teaching gun, so I bought based on the same logic.
I wanted to try out the M-P platform and use it as a teaching gun, so I bought based on the same logic.Ammo is cheaper in the 9 and it is a formidable round with the right ammo.
Because from some of the posts I have read on gun forums many people lump it into the “Lawyer Gun” category and feel that it is being forced on them. Nothing could be farther from the truth.rowe_s said:Just curious.... Why do some people prefer not to have the mag safety?
Just like the “Caliber Wars”..... everything in life is application driven; it just depends on your application.
I think it is great that Smith & Wesson gives us these choices. You can buy your M&P with or without whatever safeties you want.
Dead Cops=Lots of .40 cal. ammo!
Dead Cops=Lots of .40 cal. ammo!
So in your giant chinese invasion theory, there aren't dead soldiers with piles of 9mm around?
I can tell you that an M&P 40 has more recoil than a Glock 9mm or a Sigma 9mm.Jettubby said:I've read where some people are saying that the M&P 40 kicks equal to or less than the 9 millie. I find that hard to believe but anyone here with any first hand knowlege of this?