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Everyone was telling me how the recoil in the 40c was noticeable, how it made the pistol less accurate, how it made it harder to get back on target. I have noticed none of these. With good form and training the kick is extremely manageable. The 40c is my favorite pistol and I carry it every...

I have an M&P 40c. I love my remora holster but when I feel like I need the pistol to be more secure I use a High Noon Holsters Mr. Softy holster. Both of these holsters are on the cheap side ($30 shipped for remora, $40ish for HNH) but they are the most comfortable and easiest to conceal for me.

Bah! I've been waiting for two months for Midway to be back in stock! If tdubbs falls through let me know, I'll definitely buy it. Although I'm pretty sure tdubbs won't fall through...

Awesome, you'll definitely appreciate the noticeable reset. A huge improvement over the lack of reset in the stock trigger. The DCAEK upgrade has made me and my M&P inseparable. I might even sell my Beretta Nano, I never carry it anymore.

I agree, the DCAEK makes a world of difference in my 40c. It is definitely a worthy investment, although I would also recommend picking up the RAM.

I posted this topic a while ago, yours was just started a week or so ago. Thanks for the link tho it's an interesting discussion.

I went back and tried to insert a magazine with the slide open, it slid right in like crracer_712 said. I guess the springs in my mags just need a little seasoning to em to loosen them up.

Understood. Thanks for the input.

Hello everyone, I seem to have a problem while inserting my magazine into the grip. I have an M&P 40c and once there is about 1/2 an inch left to snap into the pistol, the magazine just really does not want to go. I have to give it a real forceful push, and sometimes that does not even work...

I would say the Viridian, but for a training laser I wouldn't spend that much. You could look into the Lasermax Micro, but I don't know anything about that laser.

I love my M&P40c, but unfortunately in some situations it is too bulky to carry concealed. That's why I went out and picked up a Beretta Nano and absolutely love it. It might not be the best range pistol there is, but thats not what I bought it for. It is easy to conceal, is an accurate...

All you need is a barrel. You apparently don't need 9 mags as the 40 mags will work with 9mm but it is said the last round might not feed. I went ahead and bought 3 9mm mags anyways.

I have a Viridian C5L that will be here either tomorrow or Tuesday. I'll see if I can snap a few pictures after it gets here.

Agreed. I have the ones without the reinforced top and it isn't hard to reholster at all.

I have owned both the 40 fs and the 40 compact, and I enjoy the compact much more. I seem to be more accurate with the pistol and although everyone on here seems to love to point out the recoil of the 40 compact, I find it to be quite manageable. I recently put 230 rounds through my compact...

Hello all, I applied for my concealed permit here in VA three weeks ago. I have been checking the mail for my permit but have yet to see it. Yesterday my buddy told me that they mail the permit to the courthouse and you have to go pick it up. He does live in a different county than I do, so...

Same here...

Look around for a better price. Also see if there is a gun show near by soon, that's where I picked up my .40c for $400 and that was the first responder package (3 mags instead of two).

The full size 40 I had was 15+1. 9mm I believe is 17+1

Completely agree, I've already ordered my 9mm barrel from Midway just waiting for it to get back in stock. I picked up 9mm mags too just to be safe, got those on sale $25 a piece. So for roughly $130 I have a whole new pistol when that barrel comes in. To me it doesn't make sense to go with...