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If the difference between factory or not is $10, I'd buy factory mags. Maybe buy only 8, and get the right ones to start with.

Maybe in trade for new, but in a trade for used, someone is trying to get over on you

I found with both my M&P's that they really seemed to shoot in over about 1000 rounds, more so than I had ever noticed on any other pistol.

I looked long and hard at the 639 there today, couldn't quite convince myself I could afford another gun just now (but I am selling something off soon, maybe then).

As Bob noted, he's been sitting on a stack of 4006 PD trade ins from FL with 2 magazines for $299 for quite a while. I looked for a long time for a good 59, finally got one, and now they're just laying around. I might have to get a 39 too.

Locally (in Central CT) there seem to be a more 39's and 59's on the shelves of local stores than in the past. On a drive by of the the two biggest dealers around here there were 2-3 of each available, at decent prices. I'm amazed that people are not picking these up at $300-350 prices.

Locally (in Central CT) there seem to be a more 39's and 59's on the shelves of local stores than in the past. On a drive by of the the two biggest dealers around here there were 2-3 of each available, at decent prices. I'm amazed that people are not picking these up at $300-350 prices.

You can get that as an X2L with a laser too. A few more $$$ but the same size. I like mine.

Although I never really noticed before, my 9c is exactly as you describe. I guess it's normal, try checking out some M&P's at the Funshop to be sure.

My local Cabela's has two (I think) and they have most of the stuff with them. Outside of costing more than I could afford I don't remember specifics, but if you search the Cabela's Gun Library East Hartford, CT they should be there. FYI-This Cabela's seems pretty high priced on most used handguns.

Required in some states to be kept on file and match up to shells left behind at crime scenes.

Good pistol, good choice for CCW. Do it!

Please go to pistoltraining.com. 62,000 rounds in a torture test that none of us would exceed, and S&W has a life time warranty. You would be lucky to shoot 60,000 rounds in a lifetime thru one pistol M&P is a good pistol. If you like it, do it.

M&P9c is a very good choice for CCW. Mine is dead accurate, POA/POI is right on at 8 yards, and it is very comfortable and controllable in rapid fire and fast doubles.

I have owned 2 M&P's. I recently traded a 9fs in on a S&W M59 that I just had to have. the only reason that I was willing to trade the M&P 9fs is because I also have a 9c that is absolutely perfect for me. I can't compare to the other brands, but both M&P's have been 100% in function and very...

I recently bought a used 59 and it is a great pistol. Very accurate and flawless in function with a wide variety of ammunition. Even though it is a little heavier than my (normal carry) M&P9c, I frequently carry this pistol.

A local store has had a stack of police trade in 4006's for over a month, and they are not moving well at their asking price of $299. If they sit much longer I may try making a lowball offer. Obviously these will not be like new, but maybe the price could get right closer to $200-225.

DeSantis Nemesis is a pocket carry holster, and there is a size to fit M&P9c. As noted,it's alot to pocket carry. How does it feel if you just stick it in your pocket and walk around? A holster won't make it any smaller or lighter. BTW-I pocket carry a Colt Mustang regularly, and pocket carried...

Maybe not exactly on point, but about 2 years ago I joined a small, local club where I can shoot only .22 lr. Very close to home, and I got in the habit of always having a Buckmark or MK II in the trunk so I could regularly (2 or 3 times weekly) stop on the way home for 100-200 rounds.Pretty...

UPLULA does not rank up there with the invention of the wheel, or the discovery of fire, but third place doesn't suck. I go to the range and wonder how everyone else has any fun jamming cartridges into hi-cap magazines.