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Your smith just isn't familiar with the M&P10 ! He is talking about a DPMS style 308 carbine. The buffer on them is shorter than it is on the M&P10. However, he is correct in his assessment: The M&P10 is designed & sold with a standard ar-15 buffer. Be aware that the buffer tube and buffer...

I purchased mine in late summer 2013 and everything in the description and pictures of the 2014 look exactly the same. Only difference I see is the PMag; mine came with a really crappy 10 round metal mag that would not feed worth a ****.

Lightweight Rifle? Not knocking your mods, your rifle looks great with them! I'm sure they'll be perfect for your application. However, I chose to go a different direction. I bought my M&P10 specifically because it was the lightest weight 308 AR style rifle I could find on the market. Big...

Likewise, I'm thrilled with the accuracy of my M&P10. I have the heavier Ct compliant barrel and sub MOA is a piece of cake with decent ammo.

Not trying to be an azz, But. . . .You don't really think Diane Feinstein would make absolutely certain you have to use a bullet button with your right hand, but still let you drop the mag using a functioning mag lever with your left hand, do you? 'Course, they have done some crazier things out...

Hmm. . . Hunting AR. Somehow I just can't seem to bring myself to put a 2.5 pound scope on a 7.7 lb rifle. Toting a 10 lb. rifle around doesn't seem like fun to me. Think I'll go to one of those lightweight 10oz. scopes put out by Leupold. Even with my old eyes, I can still do an elk some...

When your rifle came back from S&W, did it still have the "Raptor" charging handle in it? Did it work after their repair? I've heard a lot of things about people having trouble with changing out the charging handle to a different brand for tactical purposes. Many have had to hand modify their...

Ok, I give up! What brand bi-pod is it? How's it different from a Harris?

Sounds like what you have is the official Feinstein approved "Kalifornia compliant model". It has the bullet button, a flash hider, the lightweight barrel, a 6 position stock, and a ten round magazine. The bad thing is: in order to have the bullet button work, they permanently modify the...

Hey, from the looks of 'em, if'n they don't do what you want for muzzle rise; in a have to case, you can at least use 'em to remove hemorrhoids from your huntin' buddy at camp. (Those suckers look SHARP) Do a mag dump beforehand, and you can even cauterize the wound as you perform the surgery.

I had my smith put a "Manticore Arms Nightbrake muzzle compensator" on my Compliant model. It isn't as deafening as most of them out there, and yet it really does it's job on my M&P10. I also had him cut me a "thread protector" so that I can unscrew the break and replace it with the...

I've got nickel boron bolt/carrier in my AR-15 and can truthfully say that it is a great modification to have. However,Doesn't the Nickel Boron coating of the bolt change it's dimensions? I was told that it did, and that the bolts that were to be coated with Nickel Boron were machined slightly...

Ole' Cowboy's right. Talk to your local gunsmith. He/she should have the tools & knowledge to do it for you. Cost will probably be an hours labor. (Not that it'll take that long, but it's usually the minimum charge.)

I believe that what the poster meant to convey is that NJ will not allow a suppressor, and either a muzzle break or a flash hider must be pinned to be legal there. Any gun with a screw-on flash hider or muzzle break is illegal. Either one must be permanently attached in his state so that it...

Hey, it's supposed to be a "Lightweight 308 AR" Like you, I got mine 'cause I liked the lightweight aspects of the M&P10. Been shooting mine on the range this Summer with a huge 10X scope just to test the accuracy and work up my reloads. However, now that the Fall is here, my Leupold 2-7 X36...

We must have gotten a good lot of M&P10's here in Colorado this Summer. Every owner I've talked to has been routinely getting sub MOA at 100yds after the first couple of hundred rounds of break-in. Nearly everyone says they get better accuracy out of 165 - 168gr bullets than the do the 147 -...

It's Ambidextrous! Hey, what's this about you not being able to shoot your new M&P10 'cause you broke your right arm? In case you haven't noticed, that's precisely why S&W made it ambidextrous!