M&P 9L Pro Series CORE

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I have the apex fss trigger kit on my 40 and it's amazing!!! It is pretty easy to install yourself if our rear sight isn't in real tight otherwise you will want a sight pusher. I left the stock trigger return spring in and the stock sear spring in and polished up all the contact points and the firing pin block for a 3.1 lb trigger that's butter smooth. Wouldn't recommend for carry though cause the trigger is so light and there is almost no take up and no overtravel on the trigger.
 
If you are in Illinois, I just saw a CORE 9mm 4.5" at gat guns today.
I was lucky to find a 5" at another LGS a few days ago.
 
HappyHunter,
Try out the Burris Fastfire III in 8 MOA.
I am extremely happy with it. 400 rounds and it has not lost Zero.
Plus it was $230 shipped to my door.

The Deltapoint sits a bit lower, and allows you to co-witness, The Burris sits a bit higher and the rear sight is on the same plane as the bottom of the window. This doesn't bother me much as this pistol is my range toy.
 
$699, while MSRP was $729. Gun came with a coupon from EOtech for half off msrp price of EOtech SRDS sight, this has been sent away for as well.

Next step is trigger work...thinking APEX, anybody got comments?

Fred
 
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I'm pretty loyal to my LGS but I'm tired of waiting for a 9 CORE so I started looking on GunBroker. Saw some going for slightly higher prices and am considering going that route if I can come at least close to retail. Never having bought from that site I am wondering if anyone has feedback about the experience. I suppose it all depends on who you get it from. Thoughts?
 
ok guys need help,my local dealer just called me and said he has 2 M&B c.o.r.e s inbound in 2 weeks a 40 cal and a 9mm,i get first dibs,i picked the 9mm ,i already have a px4 storm in 40cal and a fnx 9,and reload both,which core should i get,any suggestions?
 
Mitch- since I own a PX-4 40 and a 5" core 9mm ill chime in. I'd stick with the 9mm, it's my new favorite gun to shoot. I've tried to give the 40 cals a chance but I just don't shoot as well with them.

I've decided that I'm a 9mm and 45 shooter. I use the 40 to practice my form and trigger control. The 40 just seems to bring out every bad habit in me (flinching being the worst), which is why I am trying to master shooting with it.



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I got a 9mm 5" CORE yesterday from my LGS. Very accurate right out of the box. Nice trigger. It didn't much like the reloads that I make for my Sigma. Some didn't eject and a few failed to load. They were 124gr plated with 4.0gr Titegroup. It shot factory Remington UMC flawlessly. Any different load ideas?
 
I got my CORE 4.5 9mm from Buds last week for $660. I used the JPoint coupon. Nice shooter. Had it out 3 times 100 rounds each thus far. No issues. Very accurate off a rest. I'm not going to worry about the trigger until its fully broken in. I would like more distinct reset.
 
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My core had a FTF and a fte, one each in the first two magazines...this was with 115 gr fmj PMC ammo. Since then, it has performed flawless using my reloads (125 gr Zero JHP over 4.2 gr TiteGroup)!
 
gungeartogo.com in Plano, Texas has them for about 650.00.

I tried them out for function in the store and the triggers and short resets are dramatically better than the earlier generation pistols.

This is an excellent store in the Dallas area and they should do business over the internet also. Call them up after you review their website.

They are very nice people and the owner has been in the gun business in Plano for around 25 years.
 
Rogue Tom, I frequent that dealer and specifically asked for this model and the guy did not even know what I was talking about. I was told I would get a call when in stock and nothing. How long ago did you see them and was it the 5" 9mm core model?
 
It was about a week and a half ago. Most of their clerks are pretty informed but maybe you got a weak one. The guy I dealt with was in his early 20's and knew his stuff. He was even going to attach an RMR to the CORE so morr people would take notice of them. They recently moved all the Smiths to the display cases closest to the front door.

The pricing on the COREs is excellent since it is a pro series with the milled base for the optics. Custom makers were charging a ton of $ to do this and it voided the factory warranty.
 
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