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The M&P Project – First Blush
I finally get a chance to start writing about this! One of my rules of thumb for match prize tables is to always try to pick up something I can use, even if there are more valuable things sitting on...
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The M&P Project – first range report
This is the second in a series of posts evaluating the S&W M&P for use as a carry and competition gun. You might want to read my First Blush impressions first. There’s a blog category that...
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The M&P Project – the Apex Tactical USB
What’s that old phrase? If something works, you can always make it better? In terms of first steps with the M&P Project, one of the products on the market I wanted to evaluate were the drop in...
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The M&P Project – Apex Tactical Hard Sear and Competition Sear Spring
Finally making it back to the M&P Project! If you recall, the first modification I made to my M&P9 was the Apex Tactical USB. The USB made a huge improvement to the stock trigger pull, but...
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The M&P Project – Apex Tactical springs
After installing the Apex Tactical Hard Sear and competition sear spring, I set about to evaluate the other springs at my disposal. If you recall, when I received the pistol, I ordered up Apex...
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The M&P Project: Apex Tactical RAM
The one thing I really had issues with when I tried out the M&P seems to be a symptom of the overall trigger design. That is, of course, the utter lack of trigger reset feedback. If you ride the...
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The M&P Project: Dawson Charger Sights
Most factory pistols come with the cheapest, most horrible sights you could possible imagine. The M&P is better, in this regard, including a set of steel, 3-dot style sights. But, we can do better...
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