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Boy I'm pretty sure they don't teach the Mozambique double tap anymore.:D

And your point?

Rbernie I've both pistols and have held both and I'm sorry but they are virtually the same, they're right here beside me. I don't mean everyone shoots the glock better, I mean everyone shoots the Glock better after some good instruction.

+1 JDGray. I've noticed something else thats worth pointing out, the new M&P has just about the exact same grip angle as does the Glock, in fact as I hold one in each hand aside from the obvious differences, they are almost identical in every respect except trigger.

You might want to be careful about that banning talk pal. I've looked over several of your posts and all violate this sites stated hate thread posting policy. Instead of acting like an adolescent why don't you do a little research on the topic. You've not made a new friend.

Thats what I thought to, only after buying one did I contact S&W and they in no uncertain terms told me it voids the warranty. Thats not superior, thats not even equal IMO.

If you're gonna name a pistol so boldly, it just goes to reason you should be able to run it with the Nato standard round, something that i believe voids the warranty on the M&P. This is a very valid point, the competition can run with this ammo, so if you're gonna claim superiority of design...

You ask for advice? Ok, don't buy one yet. There's way to many issues to work out with them! I'd wait two years before buying this pistol, and if you can't wait that long just buy something else.

Yes they are.

The Glock-18 was designed to fire 9mm Nato at 1200 rounds per minute, or 20 rounds per second! You're not gonna harm your 19.

I've never met an individual who without the proper instruction, didn't shoot better with a Glock. I've found many if not all who dislike them to have poor shooting technique's that with the right amount of instruction completely change they're tune! My 2-cents.

Contact S&W, they sent me mine for free...

I'd get along just fine, 1. S&W 66 2. S&W 686 3. S&W 360 PD 4. Ruger 6" GP-100

I recently picked up a S&W M&P in 9mm and while a decent little pistol it's a long ways from being the pistol many on this page have described. I would have to see or be privy to any evidence to it unseating Glock from it's lofty perch. I just don't believe LE is flocking to this new kid on the...

If you take care of your pistol and follow the guidelines in the OM you're not likely to ever have any kind of problems with your Glock.

The Glock 20,10mm is the only reason you still have a factory load in this caliber.

Right up there with pulling people over to commend them for their driving!

Nice pistol, maybe even the best 9mm pistol ever made. Enjoy.

Nice pistol. One thing though, that porting is NOT a good addition to a defensive pistol.

You may not transport any handgun through Canada without their permission, and they never give that permission. You'll have to come to an arrangement with shipping them ahead of yourselves, perhaps to a reputable gunshop. Don't try and sneak em through, you'll be awfully sorry if you do.