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  • I got the glock some competiton

    I've had my Glock 23 gen 4 for a little over a year, and I can't really say anything bad about it. I've got more than a few thousand rounds through it with no real problems. Recently, I've been tossing around the idea of switching over to 9mm for a few reasons: More rounds, faster follow up shots, and probie is a 9mm guy and we can split cost on projectiles and accumulate more brass.

    The easy choice was a Glock 19, but I ran across an M&P9c that I ended up getting for half the price of a 19. So I figured I'd give it a shot. I've got some 9mm coming in on monday, so I should know by the end of next week if i'm going to hang on to it or sell it. It is definitely sexier than the glock, but the safety has to go asap. If I like the M&P, I will sell the glock for a fullsize M&P for compatability.


    Last edited by Cobraman; 07-19-2014, 11:40 PM.
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    I like the trigger better on the M&P, but I'm sure I'm in the minority.
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    • #3
      Originally posted by YALE View Post
      I like the trigger better on the M&P, but I'm sure I'm in the minority.
      I shot Ben's M&P fullsize but the trigger in the mp9c feels a little different. Either the one I have has an apex reset or S&W changed it up because it has a very audible and tactile reset unlike all of the others i've seen. The Pre-travel is very mushy but the break is nice and crisp which I like. It will get an apex if I decide to keep it- I like the feel of them a lot.
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      • #4
        Nice.
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        • #5
          That explains the changes they have made to the trigger parts.


          Interesting articles published by MSW. Update: It was mentioned that the links were not working so I'm also posting the text from the articles. Slide Stop Updates: M&P Production Updates: Slide St

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          • #6
            I carry a Glock 23 every day, but my duty gun is a M&P .40 love both.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by wickedblkgt View Post
              I carry a Glock 23 every day, but my duty gun is a M&P .40 love both.
              I've always had guns in .40, just starting to wonder if I'm giving up a good amount of shoot-ability for not much more power. I'd keep both the 23 and the m&p but I don't like to train on two separate platforms or even calibers for that matter.
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              • #8
                I don't see how you guys can switch back and forth because of the grip angle. I didn't really have any Glock complaints except I feel like I'm shooting at the ground with that grip angle to get the sights on target. I also feel like the Glock is more cheaply constructed than the other poly pistols.

                If you like the S&W, I heartily recommend you pick up an XD and give it a few rounds too. I have 1911s and XDs, XDms, and Sigs.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by AnthonyS View Post
                  I don't see how you guys can switch back and forth because of the grip angle. I didn't really have any Glock complaints except I feel like I'm shooting at the ground with that grip angle to get the sights on target. I also feel like the Glock is more cheaply constructed than the other poly pistols.

                  If you like the S&W, I heartily recommend you pick up an XD and give it a few rounds too. I have 1911s and XDs, XDms, and Sigs.
                  I've owned an xd and shot many variants. I like them. The only gun that compares would be an xdm 3.8 and I wasn't a fan of the one I fondled. Too big/bulky/heavy
                  Last edited by Cobraman; 07-20-2014, 09:47 AM.
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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by Cobraman View Post
                    I've always had guns in .40, just starting to wonder if I'm giving up a good amount of shoot-ability for not much more power. I'd keep both the 23 and the m&p but I don't like to train on two separate platforms or even calibers for that matter.
                    Get a .40 to 9mm conversion barrel from lone wolf.

                    I've got two 23's, and two 9mm conversion barrels and they both run excellent. You will need 9mm mags though. In fact, I haven't shot .40 out of either for quite a while.

                    I've also got a .357sig barrel and a .22 conversion kit, so that gives me one gun (a 23) that can fire 4 calibers.

                    I'm sure m&p has something similar to this if you buy a .40, so this info is only if you were gonna sell the glock because you couldn't shoot 9mm.


                    Or sell the 23 to me for cheap. I'd like one in another color than black.

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by sc281 View Post
                      Get a .40 to 9mm conversion barrel from lone wolf.

                      I've got two 23's, and two 9mm conversion barrels and they both run excellent. You will need 9mm mags though. In fact, I haven't shot .40 out of either for quite a while.

                      I've also got a .357sig barrel and a .22 conversion kit, so that gives me one gun (a 23) that can fire 4 calibers.

                      I'm sure m&p has something similar to this if you buy a .40, so this info is only if you were gonna sell the glock because you couldn't shoot 9mm.


                      Or sell the 23 to me for cheap. I'd like one in another color than black.
                      That's an option I had forgotten about. I'd sell the 23 but it has some scratches on the ejector side from going in and out of kydex a million times-you can see in the pic- so I'd probably get raped on the value but feel free to shoot me an offer lol
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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by Cobraman View Post
                        That's an option I had forgotten about. I'd sell the 23 but it has some scratches on the ejector side from going in and out of kydex a million times-you can see in the pic- so I'd probably get raped on the value but feel free to shoot me an offer lol
                        The scratches don't bother me. Just sent an offer.

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by AnthonyS View Post
                          I don't see how you guys can switch back and forth because of the grip angle. I didn't really have any Glock complaints except I feel like I'm shooting at the ground with that grip angle to get the sights on target. I also feel like the Glock is more cheaply constructed than the other poly pistols.

                          If you like the S&W, I heartily recommend you pick up an XD and give it a few rounds too. I have 1911s and XDs, XDms, and Sigs.
                          If your a good shooter, it doesn't matter what platform you use. I shoot the same with my 23/M&P/1911. Good shooters learn to adapt and not bitch about the grip angle? Just saying.

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by Cobraman View Post
                            I shot Ben's M&P fullsize but the trigger in the mp9c feels a little different. Either the one I have has an apex reset or S&W changed it up because it has a very audible and tactile reset unlike all of the others i've seen. The Pre-travel is very mushy but the break is nice and crisp which I like. It will get an apex if I decide to keep it- I like the feel of them a lot.
                            I don't think you ever shot it stock. It got an Apex with the quickness.
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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by Probie View Post
                              I don't think you ever shot it stock. It got an Apex with the quickness.
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