jawman
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Does the M&P Shield have less felt recoil than the M&P9C since the Shield has 2 recoil springs instead of 1??
Sure both are nice, but I would rather have M&P9sc or better yet Glock 26Does the M&P Shield have less felt recoil than the M&P9C since the Shield has 2 recoil springs instead of 1??
That is PROFESSIONAL grade version of the Shield with real double stack magazine. Oops it's one with 12 round magazine called 9c. There is no SC I was thinking Glock Perfection.What's the M&P9sc?
The Shield is Granny or Grandpas special while M&P9c is semi-professional grade. The pros carry Glock.What?
It's not hard to comprehend. Anything modern in sub-compact pistol category that is not capable of accepting full-size gun mag as reload is amateur grade. For example G26 will accept G17 magazines therefore it is PROgrade.Troll?
More or less.Troll?
Ah, that's better. Thanks. The way you went about explaining it before was a bit trollish.It's not hard to comprehend. Anything modern in sub-compact pistol category that is not capable of accepting full-size gun mag as reload is amateur grade. For example G26 will accept G17 magazines therefore it is PROgrade.
It's not hard to comprehend. Anything modern in sub-compact pistol category that is not capable of accepting full-size gun mag as reload is amateur grade. For example G26 will accept G17 magazines therefore it is PROgrade
I would say more than less.More or less.
To funny.LOLThe Shield is Granny or Grandpas special while M&P9c is semi-professional grade. The pros carry Glock.
I have a shield and M&P 9c both are great carry pistols.No complaints on my end.+1 frank. Isn't it funny how Glock folks feel the need to jump into a conversation. The Shield is a great pistol, period. It's the first that has me setting aside my wheelgun as a carry. OK, only sometimes.
+1 frank. Isn't it funny how Glock folks feel the need to jump into a conversation. The Shield is a great pistol, period. It's the first that has me setting aside my wheelgun as a carry. OK, only sometimes.