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Exactly what he said. How many mags did you receive with your 40c?

Do you have any pics?

wow thats pretty shady. Good info.

i have both and you can definitely feel the power of the 40. Recoil is manageable especially with using the right backstrap.

I like to add a little Slide Glide Lite on the rail of my slides. I think it makes a big difference.

If my brother wanted my 40c and i wanted to get rid of it, i would give it to him for free. But if I had to give a brother price, i would say half of the used price.

Sup cuz, try posting some pictures so its easier to understand what you are talking about.

I have the 40c so this might sound bias. I had the 40c for a couple months and one day at the range i rented the G27 just because i never shot it before and was always curious about it. I have shot a lot of other glocks though. I shot 1 mag of the G27 and when i was done i put it away. I was...

I respectfully disagree. He NEEDS to shoot it. The small and medium felt perfect in my hand while at home dry firing. Then at the range it was a whole different story with my 40c.

Dont know if this has changed, but when the gun is holstered, the mag release does not make contact with the holster at all. I can't speak for all the models but i have owned the crossbreed for the Sig 229R and the m&p 40c.

Took me forever to decide. I dont have big hands and went back and forth between the medium and small with my 40c. I shot hundreds of rounds with both back straps and noticed no matter what, the webbing of my hand got irritated. One day i brought the 40c to the range with the largest back...

How long did you wear your crossbreed before you changed Crossbreeds are stiff in the begining (not as stiff as the White Hats though) but they eventually break in and shape to your body. I had a crossbreed for my sig 229 and ordered a white hat for my 40c after hearing all the positive...

The OP was asking about Froglube, positives or negatives. I didnt see anywhere where he was asking what else to use. If someone said, "i tried it but did not like it because..........." then thats understandable. When someone chimes in and has nothing but negatives to say about something that...

The OP is looking for feedback on Froglube. He is not asking what YOU use. If you have nothing good to say or no experience with Froglube (and you dont intent do) what do you feel it is necessary to talk down on it? Just doesnt make sense.

I contemplated trying Froglube a few times but never ended doing it. Most videos are people with glocks using it so im curious to know how it works with the m&ps.