New gun tomorrow question...

[pigbike]

I kind of think Glock fell on it's face with the G43. Everyone thought it would be something special as everyone had to wait on it to be available. Turns out it is nothing more then a single stack G26.

 

[John Law]

Willcoe,
When our department transitioned from revolvers to semi autos we went with Glock 22 on duty and 27 off duty. The guns were flawless but to this day I have never owned a Glock that fit my hand well. I eventually sold them all and switched to the M&P 9c and Shield. Reliability has been equal to the Glock, they are just as accurate, fit my hand almost perfectly and in my opinion have less felt recoil. You cant go wrong with any of the guns you are considering, shoot them if possible, that will go a long way in helping with your decision. Hope this helps. J L

 

[pbpvusa]

I would definitely say M&P. It was the first gun I got, When I test fired Glock ejected the catridge on my face, the angle of grip was also better on M&P compared to Glock. The only thing good about the Glock is the amount of available after market accessories, you can get close on M&P with Apex kits if you consider accessories.

 

[rsrocket1]

Option 1:
Buy Glock
Try Glock
Sell Glock
Buy M&P
Try M&P
Keep M&P

Option 2:
Buy M&P
Try M&P
Sell M&P
Buy Glock
Try Glock
Sell Glock
Buy another M&P
Keep M&P

Option 1 is simpler