M&P pistol in which caliber?

[Tech]

The M&P is available in four calibers, 9mm, .357 Sig, .40 S&W, and .45 ACP.
Which would you choose for yourself? I am buying my M&P tomorrow, I am getting the .40 S&W version.

And now for the eye candy!

[orionz06]

9mm, no advantage in any other caliber for me.

[Tech]

9mm, no advantage in any other caliber for me.

Yep plenty of power and velocity.

[poorman]

I say get the .40, you can then run 9mm and .357 sig with some swapping of parts.

[xx AG xx]

I recently purchased the M&P 45 compact.

I shoot alot of 45 ACP so that's what I went with. Nice little shooter.


AG

[eXceLon]

9mm is a perfectly viable defensive caliber, and practice ammunition is cheaper so you can afford to shoot more.

That said if you already stock ammo in a particular caliber like AG, then it may make sense to go that route.

[Tech]

9mm is a perfectly viable defensive caliber, and practice ammunition is cheaper so you can afford to shoot more.

That said if you already stock ammo in a particular caliber like AG, then it may make sense to go that route.

I am getting the 9mm version with the thumb safety kinda gives me a little more piece of mind for plus one carry.

[Tech]

I recently purchased the M&P 45 compact.

I shoot alot of 45 ACP so that's what I went with. Nice little shooter.


AG

Sounds good to me.

[Tech]

I say get the .40, you can then run 9mm and .357 sig with some swapping of parts.

That's a good way to have multiple calibers in the same gun.

[Lycanthrope]

9mm if you don't reload. .40 if you do and want to do any action competitions.


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