New FNH FNS 9mm

[TopDog]

The M&P may be just a hair smoother (at least mine) but the FN has a stronger more positive trigger return/reset.

Congrats on the new pistol.

I have a FNP9, its a fantastic shooter.

I wonder about the comment conserning the trigger on the M&P. I have M&P9 Pro and the trigger leaves a lot to be desired. Are you saying your M&P had a better trigger out of the box, or after installing aftermarket trigger parts?

 

[drillsgt]

Congrats on the new pistol.

I have a FNP9, its a fantastic shooter.

I wonder about the comment conserning the trigger on the M&P. I have M&P9 Pro and the trigger leaves a lot to be desired. Are you saying your M&P had a better trigger out of the box, or after installing aftermarket trigger parts?

All of my M&P's have been stock never tried any Apex parts etc but have always thought they are rather good triggers out of the box (and i'm usually a 1911 person), at least the ones I have owned except maybe for the .45's. I would describe the FNS as maybe a little stiffer but really the difference is probably negligible between the two with the FNS having a more positive reset and still like it better than my glock.

 

[AmericanBob]

does it feel as "snappy" as the xd's? i just couldn't get over that with the one i had, now it's gone.

 

[drillsgt]

does it feel as "snappy" as the xd's? i just couldn't get over that with the one i had, now it's gone.

If you mean snappy is in recoil than not in my opinion, it was very easy and controllable to shoot even with some somewhat stout 124gr hp's.

 

[Jeremiah]

how is that trigger? beign hinged and all?

 

[shooter521]

how is that trigger? beign hinged and all?

The trigger on the FNS is quite nice, actually. Pull is smooth, and reset is somewhere between the forceful "snap" of a Glock, and the mushy "meh" of an M&P.


Running the FNS40 and FNS9:
[ame]http://youtu.be/IidAvFUodG4[/ame]

 

[Jeremiah]

thanks, everything else FNh maes right now has a solid trigger, this trigger safety and thumb safety mess eludes me, unless they are hedging for government/LE contracts. I have to hand it to smith for doing some with and some without.

 

[drillsgt]

thanks, everything else FNh maes right now has a solid trigger, this trigger safety and thumb safety mess eludes me, unless they are hedging for government/LE contracts. I have to hand it to smith for doing some with and some without.

Shot it some more this weekend on steel and it's an awesome pistol to shoot, and FN will make them with and without the thumb safety last I heard.