Recent content by m444ss

Even so, why do it. Recoil sensitivity? Bigger is better, even if only a little bigger... My little girl can handle .243 and 7mm-08... and certainly .308 in my recoil-buffered M&P10... so, why shoot a deer with a .223??

Favorite .223 deer load?? Hmmmm. My favorite M&P15 deer load is a 150-170gr .308 in an M&P10. (64gr .223 to shoot deer? Seems quite unnecessary, maybe even a bad idea.)

Additionally, the FMJ transfers relatively little energy as it over-penetrates (i.e., passes right thru); therefore, proper defense ammo should take less rounds to stop the threat, which is better for everyone involved including bystanders. Ball ammo is great for practice 'cause it's cheap. If...

I disagree. Hornady Critical Defense has been conclusively shown to penetrate various barriers well. This type of defense ammo will feed well in your LCP and will penetrate into the attacker thru clothing, etc, without the higher risk of passing thru with minimal energy transfer that you get...

Don't mess with ball ammo except for practice. The Hornady Critical Defense works just fine, and feeds without fail in my wife's LCP. It's also safer and more effective than ball ammo. (By safer, I mean it's going to penetrate well and transfer energy to an attacker rather than simply passing...

Can anyone recommend recoil pads that fit the factory butt stock on the M&P10?