Hey guys, looking for some feedback on my new duty gun. I recently switched PD's and with that change I was required to purchase an M&P 9. I've only carried Glock's and Sig's up until this point so M&P's are new to me. The only changes I made to the M&P were to add night sights (Trij HD's, same as my Glock) and an Apex USB (Ultimate Striker Block). The first time at the range didn't go so well, I was getting nice tight groups, but everything was low/left. With my Glock 17 I am dead nuts on and routinely qualify at 100 or near 100. I'm using the exact same grip and shooting technique so nothing has changed on that end. I was using aluminum case 115g (Federal) at the range if that makes a difference? I typically shoot 124g when the PD provides ammo (with my Glock).
I was just curious if anyone else had similar issues when switching from Glock to M&P or if anyone had some feedback on what might be going on. I go to the range with my new PD in a few weeks and have been dry firing like crazy trying to get used to the M&P. I'm able to do the drill where you balance a penny on the front sight while pulling the trigger and I don't have any movement. I've also been doing ball/dummy drills and haven't been noticing any major flinching. I have the large backstrap installed and that seems like the best fit for my XXL hands. Appreciate any and all help!
I was just curious if anyone else had similar issues when switching from Glock to M&P or if anyone had some feedback on what might be going on. I go to the range with my new PD in a few weeks and have been dry firing like crazy trying to get used to the M&P. I'm able to do the drill where you balance a penny on the front sight while pulling the trigger and I don't have any movement. I've also been doing ball/dummy drills and haven't been noticing any major flinching. I have the large backstrap installed and that seems like the best fit for my XXL hands. Appreciate any and all help!
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