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Well my new AEK kits arrived today. First impressions, this is an extremely well thought out and manufactured part. The poly version is very comfortable with the rounded edges compared to the aluminum version. It also looks as if it was part of the pistol from the factory. IMO this is how they...

For sale is a S&W M&P9 FS Sku #209301, no mag safety. This is a current production version, 06/2011 with the updated extractor and sear block assembly. This one has about 600 rounds through it with zero issues. It comes with AmeroGlo I-Dot tritium sights 2011 manufactured , three 17 rounds...

Either one will be fine. I carry an M&P9FS on and off duty. I also carry a 1911 , a Glock G19 and and LCP as a secondary. My #1 rule is shot placement. I am surgical with any one of those listed. I am not worried about bullet expansion or any of that mess. I have no control over bullet...

After double checking mine was manufactured in June 2011. The dead trigger issue is different from a broken striker/firing pin. They both produce the saem result, but with the dead trigger, if you pull the lisde back just a slight bit, it will reset the sear and trigger. A broken...

My M&P9 is as accurate as my STI 45. I can't imagine it getting much more accurate. It will put 17 rounds into half dollar sized hole at 25 feet. I am running an APEX DAEK and RAM in mine. If you still have the stock trigger in your M&P, you might be better off going with an APEX kit or...

I believe it was in June, or July 2011. I will double check when I get home and check the case package. I am on duty right now. TXPO

A "Dead Trigger" is when you have fired a round, the slide cycles, charging another round, an failing to reset the trigger. This was an issue that arouse with some M&P pistols. I happened more with Pro series pistols and pistols that had heavier aftermarket sears in them. This was cause by...

I do the same with my Glock triggers, take up the pretravel and set on the connector break. The stock M&P trigger will allow for this as well, but it isn't all that great. The stock M&P trigger has a light take up and about 6 plus pounds to break the sear. Non Glocks folks wll not have much...

I understand the frustration about Glock currently. I have carried Glocks in one caliber or another for over 13 years. I favor the G19/23 sized pistols and I currently carry a G19 3rd gen. With that said I also carry a M&P9 FS as well. I have been carrying the M&P on duty pretty regularly...

I would bet S&W installed a new sear block. The two that I recently picked up were the new ones with the larger spring and plunger. I wonder if Re had and old style or new style sear block. We will never know. I have no doubt that the new one corrected the problem and doubtfull will show up...

I have Ameriglos on all my pistols. I have the I-dots and and absolutely love them. I was a happy camper when Rick released them for the M&P's TXPO

I read something wrong, I thought Re had it return already. I was wondering if S&W was doing that with the upgraded sear blocks. Most all of the new M&P I have seen recent production guns have had the new sear block with larger plunger and spring. My new M&P9 had the larger plunger and spring...

I am a huge Glock fan as well. I have owned just about everyone they have made except the Gaps. The 21 is a fine auto, but it is big even in the SF form. The M&P gets my vote for the 45. It simply feels and fits my hands better. The XD is also an excellent 45 and I still own my 4 inch...

It is personal preference. I come from a 1911 and Glock background. Both of which a tactile reset. My Glock triggers are all stock but have an OEM "-" connector in them. They are what I prefer on my duty weapons. The M&P trigger is not the worst I have seen by far. It does however lack a...

I am curious as to what their solution/fix was as well. I am wondering if your newer model didn't initially make it out of S&W with an older sear block. TXPO

Wanted to say HIYA to everyone.