I'm a revolver guy, so I'll just sit over here muttering, "Three inch Model 686 Plus," over and over, again.
ECS
ECS
I haven't been able to get a job yet, it's like no one if hiring but I'm for sure gonna get the M&P9c.
I'm pretty much gonna do what my dad does with his Ruger SR series, pretty much buy one in every caliber.
The more I think about the M&P series, it makes me want one even more.
Besides, I need another striker fired gun, haven't had one for about a year now and my collection it feeling lonely without one.
Like someone stated above, if you want to go with multiple calibers in the M&P, one way to do it is buy one gun and get different caliber barrels for it.
This what I did...I bought a .357 Sig compact that also came with a 40 S&W barrel.
Then I got a factory 9mm barrel for it.
Then I bought a couple of full size magazines and X-grip adapters.
With this setup I could use the gun in either the compact or full size configuration. Basically six guns in one.
It only takes a few seconds to change out the barrel, and the gun was very accurate with all three calibers.
Swapping out the barrels only works with the 40 and the 357 guns. It will not work with the 9mm gun.
I've thought about that but .357 Sig is pretty pricey though. It's not a bad idea though, might do that in the long run.
Whatever floats your boat. They're all reliable.
FYI: factory M&P 9mm barrel supply has dried up recently. Aftermarket 9mm barrels are available at twice the price. For those interested in making multi-caliber M&Ps from the 40s.
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