in my quest to find the right polymer pistol for me, i went to the range today and rented the M&P40. i didnt like it. understanding that i was using a rental that has probably been fired and cycled countless times, there was still a few things about the M&P40 that i didnt like that i'm sure newer M&P40's would share. first, i didnt like the way the grip felt. i wish the range supplied me with the different sized back straps so this i could see which back strap would suite me best... second, i didnt like the sights; bad sight picture in my opinion but i'm sure that if the sights was cleaned up a bit it would of been a better picture. and third, i didnt like the trigger. this was the biggest dislike i have of the M&P40. the pull seemed too heavy for my taste. and, something about it's travel i didnt like, also. i know all these things can be corrected or improved thru aftermarket sources...
of all the Polymer guns ive tried (XD40, Hk USP 40, M&P40), the XD40 is the best for me so far. i have yet to try the Ruger SR40 or the Sig P226 / SP2022.
of all the Polymer guns ive tried (XD40, Hk USP 40, M&P40), the XD40 is the best for me so far. i have yet to try the Ruger SR40 or the Sig P226 / SP2022.

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