M&P 45 Compact

[jffyg]

Does anyone have any experience with the M&P 45 compact and how does it compare to say the glock 36? Also in general any personal issues with M&P pistols of any caliber?

 

[Brick House]

I have one, but have only had it about a month, but I have been shooting it ALOT ! And I love it. It is VERY accurate has very low recoil, and is easy to carry IWB. I plan on keeping mine for a long long time, out of all of my guns it is my favorite.

 

[NHT3]

Although it's a little larger than a Glock 30 and I'm a Glock Armorer, I owned one for a while and I prefer the S&W Compact to the Glock. For my money M&Ps are great pistols with advantages over Glocks in some areas. Having said that, moving into something bigger that a Glock 19/38 size pistol I've returned to my roots my preference being an Officers model frame with a 4" barrel 1911, Nighthawk T3 or Wilson Carry Comp. As always, just my. You will shoot well with what feels good in your hand.

 

[Triton20]

I've had mine for 8 months. It is fun to shoot and very accurate. I've ran about 600 rounds through it without a problem. It's my EDC in a crossbreed supertuck.

 

[Nsw550]

I have a M&P 9c (no 45 yet) and I couldn't be happier. I shot glocks before but the M&P is more ergonomic. Get one, you'll not have any regrets.

 

[bdj357]

I had one and loved it. Unfortunately, I found a Kimber I apparently wanted more. You will not be disappointed in my opinion.

 

[ViperJock]

I have M&P in 40, 9, and 9L. No compacts yet. they all shoot well. Never had any troubles. They fit in my hand better than a glock or even the XDm with their "ergonomic" grips. The only thing that I am not sure I like about them is the trigger pull out of the box. They have what I call a "crunch" when you take the slack up in the trigger. At that point I know that I am about to break the shot. Kind of takes away the surprise trigger effect. On the other hand, I have learned to use it when shooting in matches to take the slack up as I am changing targets without accidently breaking the shot before I am on target again. I have actually been thinking about having the trigger worked on, has anyone had good results with a trigger job on an M&P?