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I was on Smith & Wesson's website today looking at 9mm M&P pistols. Is the pistol listed on their sight as the M&P9L the same pistol as the M&P9 Pro that we can't get in California with out using the single shot exemption?
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.308 Howa 1500, 24" heavy varmint barrel.
.223 Howa 1500 24" heavy varmint barrel.
RRA 20" predator pursute upper/C3 defense Lower.
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M&P9L
I just left the DOJ sight and it isn't listed so I guess it didn't matter. Thanks for the quick reply though.Originally posted by jessegpresley.308 Howa 1500, 24" heavy varmint barrel.
.223 Howa 1500 24" heavy varmint barrel.
RRA 20" predator pursute upper/C3 defense Lower.
Vortex optics -
I just purchased an M&P9 Pro a few weeks ago. There are definitely a few difference between the two. First, the Pro has a Novak fiber-optic front sight and Novak Reduced Glare rear sight. The Pro also has a factory trigger job done to it. The trigger pull is slightly lower at around 4 lbs and has a more positive reset that can actually be felt (unlike the standard M&P). The Pro also has no Magazine Disconnect. I absolutely love this pistol. I have shot it in 1 Action Pistol match and one day of practice at the range so far (totaling about 500 rounds). The more I shoot it the better the trigger feels and the more I love this gun. The accuracy and control are amazing. I am very happy I didn't go with a Glock 34.sigpic
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