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The specs on both can be found at cz-usa.com and smith-wesson.com. The PCR is actually a longer and wider gun than the M&P, so if your concern is about concealment or grip size, the PCR might not be a better option. Having said that, I have a PCR as well as a full size M&P. The PCR is the...

I'm officially a multiple CZ owner as of two days ago. Bought a dual tone 75B to go with my PCR. Had been seeing it at the local gun shop for weeks but didn't think I wanted it (a.) in 9mm and (b.) and at their price. It went on sale about the same time I noticed 'quantity=0' at several of...

Does anyone even know where to find MecGar mags in stock? I just bought a 75B a couple days ago, and the first thing I noticed is that mags are back ordered everywhere. Ditto the rubber grips.

If you like the ergonomics, it's a fantastic gun. I've had no issues or failures in my M&P .40 in 1200-1500 rounds, and I don't even clean it that thoroughly. I'm in the minority, however, in that none of the backstraps really feel right in my hand so I have to death grip mine so that it...

I'd be a bit concerned that under this scenario individual states may begin "raising the bar" for issue of concealed permits so as not to appear too easy compared to neighboring states. Virginia might fear legal action by Maryland (or DC!!!) because their carry regimes are quite different...

I agree that the county clerk may 'sit' on the application until the end of the 45 day time period (44 here with a squeaky clean background), but the law is 45. But I think "laws" with no effective sanction aren't always complied with readily, and if a county wants to drag its feet it'll...

My PCR is about perfect in terms of comfort and performance, and I highly recommend it. Hard to find holsters for, though. The very similar P01 has a few more options off-the-shelf. I also agree w/ one of the above posters about the M&P's grips being more of a fore/aft adjustment. I have a...

Ditto what Telperion said. Just got one last week for my 9mm and .40. It's not tremendously faster than by hand, but really saves your thumbs and makes getting that last round or two in easier.