Is there a MP9 model # we should be on the look out for?
I asked that specific question. The reply was that they had changed the locking block and the twist rate in the 9mm. Nothing that had not already been said here. It's obvious to me that during the past 4 years they have been listening to the end users because the products are continually being improved from the previous models.
The slide stop/release has been beefed up. There is a new harder coating being applied to the 9,40,357 Sig and those same models have the new sear housings and trigger bars to allow for a more tactile feel. IIRC, the new finish is currently only available on LE models. The 45 has not got it yet but it should be in early 2015. The .mil contracts were mentioned but nothing that hasn't already been mentioned on PF.
The models we handled in class had the new slide stop/releases as well as the new finish. Look for a reinforced slide stop on the newer models. It will be very noticeable in comparison to the older models.
Last edited by KeeFus; 12-10-2014 at 07:47 AM.
So as we approach 2014, I need to standardize on what pistol I am going to carry for the next decade or so--(older, well proven) 3rd gen G19's or mix of M&P9/9c. I'd love to hear your thoughts.[/QUOTE]
If the M&P feels better for you I'd Apex the crap out of that thing, throw in a KKM and see what it can do.
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Continually improving and "there, it's fixed" are very different things.
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