M&P M2.0

[Great-Kazoo]

Thanks for the link. Liked the review. I know trigger feel is all 100% personal flavor. I’m sure I’ll end up picking one up. I was really happy when they came out because of the size and it will take the full size mags.


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Don't know if this is even a competitive price compared to local or other on line places. Seems like everyone is doing decent end of year sales, again.
https://www.aimsurplus.com/product.a...19781-17830629

[exxonv]

For the M&P M1.0 version, you can buy a Reset Assist Mechanism (RAM), but only for specific models that have the internal locking system: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pmSf...Tl-d3baHfAZGSQ. This excludes .45, VTAC, and/or manual safety versions. For the M2.0, there is no internal locking system (that I've found). The Glock reset is renown for sure, and I love my Glock's, but the M&P ergonomics are (for me) far better. There is no perfect pistol out there .

[exxonv]

Don't know if this is even a competitive price compared to local or other on line places. Seems like everyone is doing decent end of year sales, again.
https://www.aimsurplus.com/product.a...19781-17830629

I paid $419 plus $8.95 shipping from GrabAGun, so for me it was a great price for the M2.0 Compact. Quantico Tactical has a great price on a 3-pack of mags (15 rounds) for the M2.0 Compact (http://www.quanticotactical.com/asp/...M2.0%20Compact).

I added the Trijicon HDs (of course) - they really round out what I feel is a top notch carry pistol.

[Irving]

For the M&P M1.0 version, you can buy a Reset Assist Mechanism (RAM), but only for specific models that have the internal locking system: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pmSf...Tl-d3baHfAZGSQ. This excludes .45, VTAC, and/or manual safety versions. For the M2.0, there is no internal locking system (that I've found). The Glock reset is renown for sure, and I love my Glock's, but the M&P ergonomics are (for me) far better. There is no perfect pistol out there .

I'm just after a trigger where I don't have to pretend that I felt the reset.

[ray1970]

I'm just after a trigger where I don't have to pretend that I felt the reset.

I hated the mushy, barely perceptible reset on the first two M&P’s I owned. I thought the 2.0 was a huge improvement. Not exactly Glock-like (nothing else really is) but perfectly serviceable and a vast improvement over the original M&P’s.

[Tinelement]

I hated the mushy, barely perceptible reset on the first two M&P’s I owned. I thought the 2.0 was a huge improvement. Not exactly Glock-like (nothing else really is) but perfectly serviceable and a vast improvement over the original M&P’s.

And with my original M&P VTAC with the Apex upgrade, the trigger is still basically as you described. The Apex is much smoother and lighter, but still mushy and unpredictable in my opinion. Now my shield is awesome with the Apex. Really looking forward to trying the 2.0C


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[Tinelement]

Pulled the pin a 2.0 compact, finally. (Thanks Noah) Dumped 300 rounds through it on Friday. Love it! It cycled everything just fine. I normally run 124 grain Double Tap for carry ammo. It don’t like that so much. Cycled fine, but point of aim, point of impact was way off with it. Any recommendations on carry ammo so I can narrow it down? Thanks!

[Great-Kazoo]

try the 147 xtp's
https://www.hornady.com/ammunition/h...-147-gr-xtp#!/

or
https://www.luckygunner.com/9mm-147-...m-le-50-rounds

If the heavier doesn't work to your liking then go this route. I "believe" ruger and sig have the same round, branded under their name.

https://clarkarmory.com/products/pol...arx-ammunition

I'm happy with the 147's gr in the G43. While this light round performed fairly close , grouping wise.

[Doc45]

Having had a variety of the M&Ps (down to one 5” Pro with the Apex fss and aluminum trigger) I’ve run both the 124 and 147 weight Federal HST and haven’t noticed any real differences out to 20 yards for what that’s worth.

[Tinelement]

Thanks gents.