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Psychedelic Bang · August 20, 2013, 09:19 PM

Hi,

Has anybody done this? By switch I mean: You sold or gave away the Glock or the gun has been locked in a safe, stowed away somewhere and has not been used; with the exception of a few more tries out of curiosity.

Please state model Glock (19, 30, 17, etc) to M&P (9, 40, CORE, etc)
Please give reasoning: examples- ergonomics, nicer looking, departmental policy, etc

-- I think the M&P is nicer looking than the Glock. I'm quite fond of the rounded edges, nice lines of the M&P. I also think the M&P is more ergonomic than the Glock. Actually, I'm not a huge fan of shooting Glocks, and I find them top heavy.

However, if you know you need something in a pinch, that is going to go bang. Would you not rather have a Glock?

Thoughts?

August 20, 2013, 09:19 PM	#1
Psychedelic Bang Senior Member Join Date: July 3, 2009 Location: FL USA Posts: 332	Have you made a permanent switch: From Glock to M&P Hi, Has anybody done this? By switch I mean: You sold or gave away the Glock or the gun has been locked in a safe, stowed away somewhere and has not been used; with the exception of a few more tries out of curiosity. Please state model Glock (19, 30, 17, etc) to M&P (9, 40, CORE, etc) Please give reasoning: examples- ergonomics, nicer looking, departmental policy, etc -- I think the M&P is nicer looking than the Glock. I'm quite fond of the rounded edges, nice lines of the M&P. I also think the M&P is more ergonomic than the Glock. Actually, I'm not a huge fan of shooting Glocks, and I find them top heavy. However, if you know you need something in a pinch, that is going to go bang. Would you not rather have a Glock? Thoughts? __________________ "Was always kinda partial to Roy Rogers actually. I really like those sequined shirts..."