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I think every manufacturers go through problems with a particular model or run, although I never had a problem with any of my Glocks. Then again, I can the same about my Colts, Kimber, Wilson Combats, and a myriad of others. Currently our state police got rid of the Sigs after a few years as they were having some serious issues with them. Quote:
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Professionals talk about tactics and concepts while amateurs talk about gear and equipment. Last edited by BlackKnight; 12-18-2016 at 11:13 PM. |
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In all seriousness, from what I hear M&P 9 are good, although I haven't shot one yet. I wouldn't mind picking one up in FDE.
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FWIW, although not the pistol in the OP, I've shot the Shield 45 and the PC Shield 9. In both of those guns the out of the box trigger is much better than the standard Shield 9 trigger is/was that drove people to an APEX trigger kit. Perhaps the same improvements were made to the trigger of the M2.0 M&P pistol in the OP?
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It is kind of a bummer that after you drop sometimes upwards of $600 on a poly pistol that you still have to drop another $150 or so on an upgrade kit just to have a smooth trigger. I guess that's where the blocks are superior. |