Recent content by ericboo

I have had my Glock for about 3 years. That being said, I had my annual qualification for on and off-duty. First time out even touching a full-sized M&P, I shot a 99. Next came the Glock. I only got a 90. Of course I used different ammo for the Glock, but I just found the M&P to be a superb...

No backup gun, so a non-firing weapon in an inmate's hands makes me a little more sense. Hopefully I would still have my baton and he would have a cracked skull.

I know I don't want to be wrestling with an inmate in the ER without the mag safety. Part of why I prefer it.

It's what I have to get to use it on-duty. I can get one without it, but I would be restricted to off-duty only. Either way, I think I am going today to order one.

Being a CO, there is unfortunately, no such thing as a backup gun. I am very enamored by the feel of the M&P and how easy it is to shoot. It's the same feeling I get from my Sig. I think I am convinced. Thanks for the reassurance. Just sucks that is has to have the mag disconnect safety, but...

How do we settle this rust phenomenon, so people like myself, who are one the fence about buying one, are properly informed and not swayed by hearsay? I have my Glock 26. It is not what I would call a perfect fit but it works. The M&P just fits me better and is what my dept switched to. It is...

I am thinking about buying one for work, since I can carry my own on duty and it saves me from going to the armory. Have to stick with 9mm and mag disconnect safety. I can get one for $510 + tax with 3 17-round mags. I loved it when I shot it but I am little nervous regarding rust issues that...

My dept also switched to the M&P. I shot great with it and it felt great in my hands. I contemplate buying one but read about rust, etc. It would be nice to have one for personal on-duty use. I also have to factor in that my Glock 26 works flawlessy and is already paid for. How many times am I...