Determined to buy a Glock 19 but...(feedback needed)

[clcdawg]

Well I've had 5 glocks total and 2 of those were G19's. The 19's were a gen 3 snd s gen 4. I've traded off all the glocks and now carry a 4.25 M&P 9 pro. Never had sny problems with any of the glocks and still think they are fine weapons but I personally like the M&P's better. I shot them better and there is no comparison on the ergos to me. I will probably get another 19 just to have one in my collection one day.

 

[AwfAxis]

Bought a Glock 19 G-4 back in June, thinking the grip options might make it work. The angle is a problem, not to mention it feels like I'm holding a brick.

The M&P came to be when my local indoor range had one to play with. Now have a few M&P's. A FS 9mm, CORE 9L, and recently a customized 40L I'm using for USPSA Ltd/Mjr.

The wife has the G19 now. All the M&P's have some home made trigger work, which is just sanding the trigger bar contact point with the striker block button. The custom gun has a FSS Poly trigger.

 

[Lost Lake]

If you want a gun that you can carry and use for home defense or range work, maybe look at a M&P compact.

The compact can use the full size mags for a longer grip and more capacity. With an X-Grip adapter it feels like a full size grip.

The .40 can be changed to .357 and 9mm by dropping in factory barrels (about $65).

That $429 is pretty decent price, and they are in stock.

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