The ergos of the M&P suit me MUCH better than the Glock... still have and like my G19 though.
Jerry
The M&P admittedly feels better in the hand, but once one is familiar with shooting the Glock, that doesn't much matter, IMO.
To me, both lines of guns are really no different to operate because the controls are in similar places. If you can run one, you can probably run the other just fine with a minimal learning curve. After carrying a G23 for years, I now edc an M&P40 2.0c and the G23 sits in the safe. The 2.0c shoots quite a bit softer and feels better overall. When it comes to 40, I think the M&P line is better than Glock in terms of felt recoil and splits. Then again, I think Glock 9mm guns perform better than M&Ps. Ive had some M&P9s that just didn’t shoot well..
