Thinking of a M&P 9c Any Advice?

[Spotteddog]

.66,
When you do look at the M&P9c be sure they have the "pinky" finger groove magazine in it. If you have large hands, you'll want the extra length. Have them slide in the flat based one after you test fit and you'll see what I mean. Nice part is, it's got the interchangeable back straps as well. Please tell us what you think after kicking the tires!

 

[.66Cal.]

Will do, thanks

I need to do some shopping and reading, I been following revolvers more than anything thinking the P11 would suit me, I'm ready for an upgrade.

 

[smith17]

My experience was similar to Sip's. I have an indoor local range which leases handguns for $5. Last week I leased a full size M&P9mm and loved the way it pointed and the trigger (I have a Sigma). I am an average shooter but shot that gun very well. This week, I leased the compact version. I could not discern a difference in the triggers but I kept trying to refit my little finger on the magazine curve. It still shot very well and the guys on the lanes on either side asked my what I was shooting. I suppose it would be easier to conceal but the confidence in the grip could be a problem if your hands are large. I could not acquire the target nearly as quickly with either of these guns when compared to the Sigma. In addition, the triggers on both were so light that I actually thought I might like a DA/SA gun for CCW. However, I have never carried a semi-auto.
Ed