I hate you all

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Um…I’m sorry…:frowning:

:smiley:

Its payback for all the times you’ve argued with me elsewhere… :cool:

Blame M4arc and Dinger. It’s there fault.

Somehow, I doubt it. And to be truthful, I am not. I simply love the gun.

Its payback for all the times you’ve argued with me elsewhere… :cool:

In keeping with the theme (see below)

Blame M4arc and Dinger. It’s there fault.

It’s “their” not “there.” :stuck_out_tongue:

Wow, I’m impressed.

I thought it would take months to get Dport.

Doh! :stuck_out_tongue:

Nope, Im holding strong. I dont like them. They have most Glock basics, and trigger bar, Glock firing pin saftey, Sig take down bar, Ruger take down lever in the mag well, and what looks like XD slide rails. To me it seems like something that would come from Taurus, not S&W. Not to mention, most I have seen have that gay magazine disconnect, but Im told some dont.

I’ll stick to my Glock’s, thanks :wink:

What do you mean by “get?” Is this some sort of cult?

No magazine disconnect nor lock on mine.

It is also much more accurate than any Glock I’ve owned out of the box.

There is a bit of inaccuracy in your post. If you think this is in the same class as a Taurus, then I dont know what to tell you. Its not. FAR from it. It doesnt have a Glock firing pin safety… It has a firing pin safety like virtually every other handgun on the market has. Have you seen an XD in person? The slide rails are much more along the lines of Glock rails than XD rails. As for the magazine disconnect… there is no “some dont”, you simply order it with or without it as it available both ways. I havent even seen one with the disconnect in my area personally.
If your basing your statements only off of pictures on the net, then you really should handle one in person.

I work part time at a gun shop, I have handled them…lol Just havent fired one yet. My cousin brough his .40 over a couple nights ago, and I went over it good. His does have the disconnect, which I do not like at all. Im also still trying to figure out the reason for two take down devices.

I wasn’t comparing it to Taurus in terms of quality, I just meant Taurus is known for copying other people’s guns. But now that you mention it, there is a striking ressemblence to a 24/7 there… :stuck_out_tongue:

Get the M&P! :eek: :smiley:

I’m hunkered down and happy!:cool:

Tang419, what gun shop do you work in?

You will not find a bigger Glock supporter than me. Well maybe a few others but I have Glock posters hanging on my walls, I use Glock pens, I’m wearing a Glock fleece pullover right now, I own four Glocks and I even have a Glock pillow case.

So you can talk the merits of the Glock all day with me but before talking down on the M&P I suggest you learn a little more about them because you don’t want to sound like I did in this thread: https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread.php?t=2563

As you can see I quickly changed my tune after shooting an M&P.

As for copying another design…well it’s done all the time. It’s done in everything from Cars to computers and yes, firearms. However, if you look at the M&P from a design standpoint, which you are, you should see S&W took all the good things from a Glock and they added some things that Glock was criticized for. Sort of a best of both worlds design.

It’s hard but if you look at the S&W subjectively you’ll see it’s a pretty neat gun in it’s own right and as gun owners its always great to have opinions. Don’t you agree?

It has one takedown lever, just like a Glock. On a Glock, you pull the trigger to release the striker, on the M&P, you push the sear disconnect down instead of pulling the trigger. Exact same number of steps involved in both.

Well that makes sense. Thanks for explaining that.

You guys guys are sooo weak. You’re falling like flies in a stink pot. Where’s the backbone? Where’s the wherewithall? Is this how the manly men go down…just caving in?

I almost bought one this weekend. :frowning:

:eek:

LOL

What?

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All that we say and do is right…

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Or you can pull the trigger. The sear disconnect is there to make you look at the loaded chamber indicator.