Gen 1 vs Gen 2

[Whiskey-Seven]

What I meant was, Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Train Hard, Shoot safe.

 

[WR Moore]

I've been lugging M&Ps since 2006 (2006-2015 as duty sidearm) and never had any issues with "purchase", so I'm unsure exactly why you feel you need to hack away at your slide.

 

[jakebrake]

actually, as far as grip and control, I see the extended beavertail on the 1.0 as an advantage. why I went 1.0 over 2.0, and intend to continue doing so. (my lgs can still get them, so...)

 

[hardluk1]

whiskey If you feel you need to make changes make them , Its your pistol but for most of us slide grip is not an issue and I have no issues with grip control with my 40sw 4.25 . If you stipple the grip , its done , no going back and lighting a slide as cutting material away does can affect recoil specially if your shooting +P of hot loads in a 40sw .

A little skate board tape adds grip if and were its needed or a talon or traction grip tape made for a m&p is a grip aid . I seen some of these stipple jobs that were way to aggressive and screwed up a handgun . Maybe you should work on your grip strength .

We have 2 gen 4.25's 9mm core and 40sw and gen 1 a 9c and I have no interest in a M&P gen2 .

 

[Real Old Navy]

I am thinking
Any thoughts or recommendations?

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Quit thinking?...Well you asked.I shouldn't talk...I've been thinking of dipping my entire gun in Flex Seal...maybe if I put a thick enough coat on and I drop it, it'll bounce back up and I can catch it.

 

[hardluk1]

Aaaaa hahahehehe Now that's funny right there