A CZ 85 Combat worked for me. 85 means a 75 with ambidextrous safeties that can be applied while the hammer is cocked. Combat means no firing pin safety for a lighter trigger pull, a more carefully adjusted trigger, a longer magazine release button and adjustable sights.

While I've never owned one I do not think S&W's M&P pistol line was ever intended to compete with single action pistols for best trigger pull.

Virtually any old S&W .38 or .357 revolver will group 2" or less at 25 yards and, as far as I know, an M&P's trigger can not be made nearly as good as their stock single action pull. They really are better guns for pests and small game.

Do you really need more than a .22 LR?