M&P Comes Home To Papa

[Scorpiusdeus]

I had purchased an M&P and soon agreed to sell it to facilitate another deal before I shot it. The new owner, a buddy of mine let me shoot it right after we did the paper work. I was heart broken. The M&P was a tack driver. Well, today I got it back. He decided to buy a Glock so I am the once again, proud owner of and M&P .40 S&W

 

[The Lone Haranguer]

This gun may well hold the record for the most circuitous route to its owner in history.

 

[jdc1244]

He decided to buy a Glock...

Unlike your friend you have better taste.

Well done and congrats.

 

[Mortech]

And if ya ever sell it again I'm gonna smack ya . We'll over look this momentary lost of coherent thought once . On a more serious note , isn't grand you can get back a firearm that you didn't realized you loved until you sold it ??

 

[FieroCDSP]

I think the issue here is that he bought it, never shot it, then sold it. Man, that's just wrong. I can understand selling one after you shoot it and decide you don't like it. I really hope you've learned a valuable lesson here. Enjoy your M&P40

 

[tydephan]

Absence makes the heart grow fonder.

 

[Scorpiusdeus]

Well, the whole story is very confusing, but it all worked out in the end.

I traded the M&P prior to actually shooting it ONLY because it was part of a larger deal to get a Sig P226ST into my other friends hands at a more reasonable price. He didn't own a semi auto so I was on a mission.

In the end one friend has the P226ST he love, I have my M&P back, and my other buddy, who I sold the M&P to now owns a Glock he shoots very well.

 

[tydephan]

All is well that ends well.

It's national cliche day.

 

[possum]

congrats, glad you got it back. got any pics.