Lipsey's Video Review: Smith & Wesson Performance Center M&P 2.0 10mm
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- We love a 10mm handgun and Smith & Wesson delivered on the all-new M&P 2.0 Performance Center 10mm Pistol. The 5.6" compensated barrel makes this gun extremely manageable and fun to shoot. You'll be pleasantly surprised at the price point which also includes extras like suppressor height sights, optics ready, and multiple backstraps. Get to your Lipsey's dealer and get one on order!
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Looks like a dream to shoot. Much less snap than the 4" model!
Running a 4 inch 10mm is Counter Productive because to get 10mm Performance you need at least 4.25 inch barrel other wise you have a 40sw but you are paying for 10mm Auto Ammo Prices! If you are going to TEST a 10mm Auto Pistol specially one with a Comp you should USE Ammo that is FULL POWER which is defined by a 180gr FMJ that is moving at least 1250 FPS. I currently own the SIG P220 10mm Legion, P320 X-Ten, Gen 4 G20, Gen 5 G20 and Gen 4 G41 w/KKM 10mm Conversion barrel that I just permanently keep install on the pistol because I like the performance and because of it ended up getting a second G41. There are ONLY two Manufactures that currently make ammo that is FULL POWER 10mm Auto in FMJ/JHP 180 Fiocchi and CCI Blazer Brass/Lawmen but when I get a new 10mm my test always includes my carry load of Underwood 135gr JHP with Muzzle Velocity of 1600 FPS and Muzzle Energy of 768 Ft/Lbs and 155gr JHP MV 1500 FPS and ME 775 Ft/Lbs.
Add Floyd’s extended magazine base plates and an Apex flat trigger… oh, yeah!
Try the Performance Center trigger first before wasting your time and money.
Looks great. Any issues running cast handloads? I absolutely do not want a manual safety. Can this safety be removed?
All M&P safeties can easily be removed, and the holes plugged. I Don't like safeties, but it stays out of the way so I'm leaving it for now.
@@merylpelosi8485 Thank you. I thought that was the case but wasn't certain.
About that 5.6" barrel: The last inch never contacts the projectile. Go ahead and try to stick a 10 mm cartridge in the end, it'll swallow it right up.
It's effectively a 5" barrel (approximately) with a jr. muzzle brake on the end.