Why I like the S&W M&P series.

[RETOKSQUID]

With the hinge style trigger. Can't use the Glock blade style.

Now if I could find a trigger shoe for Pop's revolver that favors way to the right that would be wonderful.

 

[DavidMcmillan]

I agree. There are many features, plus and minus, but this trigger is the best feeling, and functioning, for me.

 

[RETOKSQUID]

The 2.0 trigger has improved upon the gritty feeling of the first series. Didn't really notice how it was "gritty" until I got this one. Unfortunatly they seem to be changing the line over to the blade style with the new releases.

 

[caliberbob]

With the hinge style trigger. Can't use the Glock blade style.

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Now if I could find a trigger shoe for Pop's revolver that favors way to the right that would be wonderful.

Hey! You be careful with that thing! We saw what happened with the trimmer.

 

[1911master]

I really don’t care for the fact that you have to remove the rear site to do an action job. And that rear site is a PIA.

 

[dennishoddy]

I've been an M&P fan boy for many years, since the first series one came out buying the 5" Pro model.
Competed in USPSA with the stock model other than a trigger change to the Apex system which was an incredible improvement.
Zero failures to the firearm in 5 or 6 years of competition with exception of some ammo malfunctions. (Gotta make sure that primer in the tube is right side up!)
Bought the 4.5" model when they came out for a truck pistol. That thing gets covered in dust, and still runs at the range.
My #1 ***** with glocks is the trigger guard. If shooting a couple hundred rounds in succession, there will be a blister develop on the trigger finger. A 1/8" dip in the trigger guard would cure that issue.

 

[SiGArmed]

Always liked the M&P's myself, but I'm full in on Glock these days and don't want to change lol.