Hi,Smith and Wesson is coming out with an M&P in 10 MM,I don't know any details yet,sorry.
Hi,Smith and Wesson is coming out with an M&P in 10 MM,I don't know any details yet,sorry.
Why?Originally Posted by RONK
Is 10mm really that popular at this time?
Serious question.
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Not in PF circles but general population- yes.
Also given the durability issues the M&P had with .357 SIG not sure how it will hold up to 10mm.
Mild interest, strictly based on them being one of the original offerors of 10mm pistols and having done a decent amount of engineering work to make it feasible...
Having said that, my P220 is one chonky 10mm boi, the G20C I had was entertaining but I'm not sure I'd buy another one (if I did, it would be a G40, not a 20)...and I don't know what Smith would bring to the table that isn't already covered by the 220 or G40.
I've since replaced springs with a Gray Guns spring kit, and the trigger with one of the Gray Guns longer triggers, which fits me much better than the thin Sig one.
I suspect S&W is going after the SA XD 10mm customer base.Mild interest, strictly based on them being one of the original offerors of 10mm pistols and having done a decent amount of engineering work to make it feasible...
Having said that, my P220 is one chonky 10mm boi, the G20C I had was entertaining but I'm not sure I'd buy another one (if I did, it would be a G40, not a 20)...and I don't know what Smith would bring to the table that isn't already covered by the 220 or G40.
I've since replaced springs with a Gray Guns spring kit, and the trigger with one of the Gray Guns longer triggers, which fits me much better than the thin Sig one.
Gun companies exist to make....... money.
In the mountain west and Alaska, the typical buyer thinks service pistols suitable for field use begin and end with 10.
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
I wish they would use that steel frame on a .45. As for the 10mm M&P, I have the .45, the only thing 10mm has ever interested me in is the ability to fit another couple of 200+ grain projectiles in a magazine, relative to .45.Mild interest, strictly based on them being one of the original offerors of 10mm pistols and having done a decent amount of engineering work to make it feasible...
Having said that, my P220 is one chonky 10mm boi, the G20C I had was entertaining but I'm not sure I'd buy another one (if I did, it would be a G40, not a 20)...and I don't know what Smith would bring to the table that isn't already covered by the 220 or G40.
I've since replaced springs with a Gray Guns spring kit, and the trigger with one of the Gray Guns longer triggers, which fits me much better than the thin Sig one.
If this pistol shoots wide meplat and higher power factor ammo reliably, it will be a welcome addition, and they will sell many of them.
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
I cannot remember, did you do any testing with the Sig 10mm, as it was hyped as being 'the' solution for 10mm.
Nope.
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
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