Which would you choose?

[OkieDoke88]

I’m potentially moving away from 45, and moving back primarily to 9mm. Both are 5” and will be outfitted with a carry optic. I have a lot of experience with these pistols, and thought I would tap the collective mind via a poll! What would you choose?

 

[dennishoddy]

I’m pretty sold on M&P firearms.

 

[O4L]

For my money...M&P

It I had a choice for the same price...To sell and get what I want...the Langdonized Beretta.

I've shot a couple of hot rodded Langdon Barettas next to a G19.5. In my hands the G19.5 shot just as well, and I shoot M&P pistols as well if not better than Glocks.

 

[Okie4570]

M&P for me.

 

[retrieverman]

I’d stay with a 45.

 

[j99tc88]

I have a 92x rdo with optic, and a m9a3 without. I like m&p’s just fine but really like the beretta’s. Hopefully the Langdon slide will set your optic lower than the one I have. It sets up higher than I like but it works. Good luck

 

[Okdave]

The M&P's look nice, but I don't like the way the grip safety looks on them. I'm trying to stay with 9mm and maintain that caliber redundancy.

 

[WoodsCraft]

Glock 17/19/26 here or a Sig P226/P228/P225


I am not a fan of the M&P or FN pistols

 

[cboss]

My M&P40 is my nightstand gun and I haven't been a fan of Beretta pistols since even before I was in the military, so M&P would be my choice

 

[dennishoddy]

Glock 17/19/26 here or a Sig P226/P228/P225


I am not a fan of the M&P or FN pistols

I have both and competed in USPSA for years with the M&P that had zero mechanical failures. My brain fart reloads were the only issues in many, many thousands of rounds down that barrel.
The FN-509 is proving itself to me to be a very reliable firearm with the correct grip angle as the M&P.
Your a Glock shooter?