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I would sent it back that is not normal. I have sent a lot of well used M&Ps none with marks like that

I get what you're saying. Although rest assured, hand loading isn't crap or a waste of time. (I know you didn't mean it that way-- just poking a little fun.) I only brought it up in case you had tried, as it could provide some information that might help identify (or at least eliminate) some causes of the problem. If you're looking for 2" @ 25 with 115 grain stuff, though... you're going to be out of luck with the M&P and the stock barrel, I'm afraid. I'm not even sure how the KKM or SL barrels handle those pills, but I suspect that the Barsto fitted will probably be able to claim that and more. Although I'm not sure what twist rate they plan on using... I have the KKM drop in with AA&A 115 good stuff I get 2" or better with my pro

Read this hope it helps. http://10-8performance.blogspot.com/2012/04/glock-vs-m-why-i-shoot-m.html?m=1

http://10-8performance.blogspot.com/2012/04/glock-vs-m-why-i-shoot-m.html?m=1 Great read. Explains a bit about the accuracy issues with the 9mm. Another way to handle it is just to replace the barrel I put in a KKM barrel and I am ecstatic about the accuracy

Or that stupid Sons of Guns !!!!

Got one worked flawless. Surprised at how well it shot at 15 yards. Love it and I am normally not a ruger fan.

I have a kkm barrel on mine and it shoots awesome. If it were me before I sold a M&P that had problems with accuracy I would double down and buy a KKM barrel for 170 bucks and see if I can resolve the problem I think that would be less money Then the money I would lose in reselling the gun. Everyone that is complaining of accuracy issues with the M&p is having the barrel replaced and the problems are going away or getting better so honestly I believe it's going to be something barrel related. They must have had a bad batch of barrels because some people the gun shoots perfect and others are having problems

Thank You

Stippling the back strap?

Are grip enhancements to the back strap of the M&P pro legal in production?

I have been working on it and it is giving better. If I drop .20 per draw that really adds up on my score in a steel match. Transitions are more important but in the steel game the draw matters

Ended up just using Winchester white box for the local matches. For the US Steel national I tested some AAA 115 JHP hollow points. They are totally awesome!!!! Recoil is just a hair more then the 147s I tested. Almost can not tell. The groups we amazing!!

You are completely right I was just talking about my draw. the rest of my shooting has quite a bit of work to go as well.

12" plates, I guess I am around a B+. still have a bit of work to do.

Thanks guys. I shoot Steel 90% of the time. The closest plate in the local match is usually around 7-10 yards out. I almost alway take the closest plate first. I have worked on my draw and my first shot on the the plate is a 1.1-1.5 At 1.1 I am at the edge out of control. a 1.25-1.4 seems to be where I am at. I don't shoot any kind of classifier to know where I am at A,B,C,....

Say a 12" plate at 10 yards. What would be a "A" level time?

I have been taking my shooting a bit more serious in the last few months. I only shoot about 5-6 months out of the year due to other hobbies. I have been working on my draw as I shoot mostly steel matches. What would be a good time for say an "A" shooter from the surrender for the first shot on target, from a production set up? Thanks

I am looking for the most accurate 9mm 115 ammo for my M&P pro with a KKM barrel. Called KKM they suggested that due to the twist I stick with 115 if possible. This works well with my 160 fronts sight. I due not reload. I know AA&A has the AMU ammo but it is to pricy for me. Looking for something I can buy for up to $285 per 1000. Has anyone done tests at 25 yards off a rest or better yet a ransom rest? what group sizes? Thanks

I have the P 9 and just shot it today. Love it! 15 yards shots with a very good group. Great for such a small gun. very thin and great to carry.

I put a .160" front sight and it POA=POI at 25 yards with 115s. with 147 it is about 3 inches high. With the stock .180 front you should be fine with 124s

I use the Surefire for Air soft training and it works great

I was just curious about how much the top Pros in this sport make a year. People like Max Micheal, Jerry Miculek, Todd Jarrett, Doug Koeing, Dave S.....and so on. Curious because I have followed the sport on Shooting USA for the past 10 years or so. I also am a BIG motocross/supercross fan and I know that it is not a huge sport like football, baseball,....and so on. But the top PROS in motocross/ supercross make can make 3-7 million a year with sponsers and their contracts. I don't think shooting makes anywhere near that money, but I would guess it has to be 100k to 300k. But I really have not idea. If someone knows please let me know. Thanks in advance

I would Love to make the Old Man's Gun that nice. Thank you very much for the info. I am going to call around to see what the work is going to cost me.

I get all my stuff from Evike.com best prices and they are a huge dealer. I have a WE Tech. Excellent very accurate and perfect for training. Use .23 weight BBs.

Blake is very good! Expect that last shot....Anyway he should have been on the show, but a bunch of the others...Not so much.