wow6599
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So, I went to the range with my 2 new firearms - M&P 45 FS w/ thumb safety (no mag safety!) and a Sig P226 Elite 'Dark'.
The M&P is.....an M&P. I've had many, but this is a keeper. Soft shooting, decent accuracy (from me) and ate everything I served it. Nothing more to add really (except APEX).
Now, the Sig. I have shot many in the P series from Sig over the years, but this SRT trigger is outstanding. 60% shorter reset is what Sig says, and I believe it.
Fit and finish are also outstanding, but we'll see how the finish holds up.
Accuracy was laser like. I was playing around at 25 yards doing double taps on a few B-27 targets......it was like shooting my Ruger MKI. I have never shot a firearm better on the first trip out.
I also have to admit, and this may have to do with the aluminum grips, beaver-tail, I don't know........but it felt better in my hand than my CZ 75B or BHP. And this shocks me, as I have always felt the CZ and BHP were 1a and 1b in this department.
The only downside, which I knew would be a problem, is the location of the slide release. Not sure what to do about that, as I'm not changing my grip.
But, it's a range toy.....so not a really big deal.
The M&P is.....an M&P. I've had many, but this is a keeper. Soft shooting, decent accuracy (from me) and ate everything I served it. Nothing more to add really (except APEX).
Now, the Sig. I have shot many in the P series from Sig over the years, but this SRT trigger is outstanding. 60% shorter reset is what Sig says, and I believe it.
Fit and finish are also outstanding, but we'll see how the finish holds up.
Accuracy was laser like. I was playing around at 25 yards doing double taps on a few B-27 targets......it was like shooting my Ruger MKI. I have never shot a firearm better on the first trip out.
I also have to admit, and this may have to do with the aluminum grips, beaver-tail, I don't know........but it felt better in my hand than my CZ 75B or BHP. And this shocks me, as I have always felt the CZ and BHP were 1a and 1b in this department.
The only downside, which I knew would be a problem, is the location of the slide release. Not sure what to do about that, as I'm not changing my grip.
But, it's a range toy.....so not a really big deal.
