Joe, Check this company out ....... Apex Tactical

Thanks!!!

But if you are going to have someone do it for you, contact Dan Burwell, he's the M&P go to guy.

burwellguns.com/

Thanks for the link. There's a shop I deal with for most of my stuff and he's bin doing quite a few and people seem pretty happy with them so I probably will use them..

Joe

chambered221 wrote:

Joe, Check this company out ....... Apex Tactical

Thats what my shop recommended he stocks the APEX M&P Duty/Carry Action Enhancement Kit . I think I will have him do the work it's suppose to make it a real nice trigger .. Thanks

Joe

Brought my M&P 9 home from store today. Gotta wait a week until I get my Authority to Transport before I get it to the range for a shoot. I also melted my first 6 pounds of wheel weights. I only have about 100 more to go and then I will get the molds and melting pot to start my own bullet factory :-). I am looking at 124 grain bullets but not sure if the 115 or 147 is better. Anyone have a suggestion? I have 1000 HP copper plated on order.

I use the 147's in my Glock and a few friends use this weight in their M&P's.

I shoot 115 grainers . Once I start reloading for the 9 I may try some different weights but I can get federal 115 fmj localy for $ 19.99 per 100 so thats what I have bin buying
Joe

I picked the 124-125 grain bullets for my 9mms because they seems to offer the best blend of velocity and penetration.

Back "in the day" I used to cast the 124gn 9mm Conical, using a RCBS two cavity mold, for use in my 586 S & W revolver. A very accurate projectile at target velocities.

Many of the 9mm shooters in our Club used the same bullet in their 9mm autos with good success. As Punkin said...a good blend of velocity and penetration...add accuracy to that "list" as well. At 10gr heavier than the 115gn, and only 22gn lighter than the 147gn, I think it is a good compromise between the lighter and heavier projectiles and has much to offer.

Cheers, Vince

now all you need is some of those gangsta sights!
You know the ones.
They mount on the right side of the gun so you can look cool while you hold and fire it sideways.

I had the APEX M&P Duty/Carry Action Enhancement Kit installed today it feels pretty good a much better reset as well . I can't wait to get to the range and try it out.........
Joe