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Bart Noir · January 9, 2013, 03:50 PM

My Px4 is not a compact, but I basically have all 3 of the pistols that the OP mentioned. And they are all great.

Being in disagreement with Clyde, I'll say that the Stoeger is a fine gun. At a low price.

I like the Px4 trigger better than the Cougar. I like the adjustable backstrap on the Px4 better than the Cougar.

I find the safety/decocker easier to operate on the Cougar than on the Px4, since it is larger.

And the M&P9c fits my hand so nicely. I just wish it had the newest trigger version, as in the Shield. I'll be looking to see if S&W will upgrade my M&P9c to that trigger for a reasonable amount.

It would be a tough choice if I was trying to make it.

Bart Noir

January 9, 2013, 03:50 PM	#14
Bart Noir Senior Member Join Date: August 6, 2000 Location: Upper Left-Hand Corner, USA Posts: 1,157	My Px4 is not a compact, but I basically have all 3 of the pistols that the OP mentioned. And they are all great. Being in disagreement with Clyde, I'll say that the Stoeger is a fine gun. At a low price. I like the Px4 trigger better than the Cougar. I like the adjustable backstrap on the Px4 better than the Cougar. I find the safety/decocker easier to operate on the Cougar than on the Px4, since it is larger. And the M&P9c fits my hand so nicely. I just wish it had the newest trigger version, as in the Shield. I'll be looking to see if S&W will upgrade my M&P9c to that trigger for a reasonable amount. It would be a tough choice if I was trying to make it. Bart Noir __________________ “There’s a rattle in my glove box, A Federal twelve-gauge slug.” – Adam Carroll in song Porter Wagoner