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LockedBreech · September 9, 2012, 11:50 AM

I like that you can get an M&P without a manual safety or LCI, and I think the M&P is a nicely finished gun.

That said, I've been packing a Ruger LCP for two years and it is an astonishing bargain. For a $300 pistol, it shows little carry wear and has eaten 1,000 rounds or so of 5-6 different brands including 3 different JHPs without a hiccup.

If I had the money I'd own both the SR9c and the M&P9c, both are wonderful guns made by solid American companies. I'd trust either. While the SR9c is more affordable, the M&P9c certainly gives you plenty for your money.

September 9, 2012, 11:50 AM	#19
LockedBreech Senior Member Join Date: July 6, 2009 Location: Wyoming Posts: 2,308	I like that you can get an M&P without a manual safety or LCI, and I think the M&P is a nicely finished gun. That said, I've been packing a Ruger LCP for two years and it is an astonishing bargain. For a $300 pistol, it shows little carry wear and has eaten 1,000 rounds or so of 5-6 different brands including 3 different JHPs without a hiccup. If I had the money I'd own both the SR9c and the M&P9c, both are wonderful guns made by solid American companies. I'd trust either. While the SR9c is more affordable, the M&P9c certainly gives you plenty for your money.