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Can the slide lock aka slide release be replaced without removing the front and rear roll pins?

Thanks that’s what I thought.

Is there a M&P 2.0 Compact Grip that will work on M&P 9c (1.0)? Like mentioned in this thread. http://smith-wessonforum.com/smith-wesson-m-p-pistols/516996-m2-0-backstraps-1-0-a.html

That's the way to go. ;):D

I haven't shot a BG, but the Taurus TPC 380 is lighter and it doesn't recoil bad at ALL.

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That looks great. Did you have some instructions or a plan for it? Was it a kit?

I wish the Ameriglo Pro I dot rear sight was serrated like the Trijicon HD rear sight is.

I would talk to the Ammo manufacture too.

Does the Klipt sweat guard cover the M&P slide completely?

I'm planning to buy an Appendix carry holster. What makes the Blade-Tech Klipt more comfortable than the INCOG?

I saw a 17rd M&P mag in a LSG for $40.00, so maybe the supply is catching up with demand.

I'd like to know if the same mod to a 40 barrel works on the M&P full size and compacts 9mms too?

Unless you bought a restricted 10 rd mag all the 9c standard mags are 12 rd whether flat or with pinky rest. The full size 17 rd mags work fine with or without the x-grip.

Is there a holster that fits the M&P 9c with S&W Micro 90 Light attached?

My 9c came with two 12 round mags. I bought a third 12 round mag and three 17 round mags, but that was last summer and mags were $27. I'd been fine with 4 mags. I'd bet many just have what came with the gun.

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For my 9c I have one x-grip for my 3 seventeen round mags. I have fired my 9c with the 17 round and NO x-grip many times. I think if I was carrying a 17 round mag as a spare for CCW I think I'd skip the x-grip just so there wouldn't be issues be with the x-grip sliding up the mag and making...

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One thing I've noticed with the slide off as I squeeze the trigger the trigger-bar moves sideways before it starts to move to the rear. If I keep the trigger-bar from moving sideways (to right when viewed from rear) the trigger squeeze seems to be much smoother. I've never heard this mentioned...