Smith & Wesson is continually updating their line of pistols and rifles and the latest in that evolution is the new Performance Center M&P9 Carry Comp Series pistols. Check out the details on the latest S&W carry options below.

The new Carry Comp pistols come in full-size, compact, and micro-compact packages. They’re chambered in 9mm and capacities vary by model. The Shield Plus, which has a 4 inch barrel, ships with 10-round, 13-round and 15-round magazines letting you pick which size mag works best for your carry style.

The M&P 2.0 4.22-inch barrel models are offered in metal and polymer frame configurations, come in a 15-round or 17-round capacity depending on your frame-size of choice, and are trusted platforms for any training or personal defense application.

The M&P9 Carry Comp Series features the Power Port integral compensator that diverts gas upwards to reduce felt recoil and improve control. They have optics-ready slides with S&W’s new ClearSight™ Cut which is designed to divert gasses away from the optic allowing the user to maintain an unobstructed view. They don’t slack on the irons either though as they’re equipped with a tritium front night sight and blacked-out serrated rear sight.

The M&P9 Carry Comp slides have a new look that’s functional as well as aesthetic too. They have aggressively angled front and rear serrations to improve manipulation. The new Carry Comp models all have flat-face triggers, grey Armornite© finished slides, and and with a Performance Center Cleaning Kit. MSRP on the Carry Comps is $649 for the SHIELD Plus, $799 for the M&P 2.0 Compact, and $999 for the M&P 2.0 Metal.

 

 

 

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      • Muck, there is a drill that everyone that carries should practice. Chuck Taylor called it the “Speed Rock.” CJTS called it the “Close Hip Position.” New boss same as the old boss. Basically, the weapon is held in very close retention while engaging a target that is literally arm’s length away. The wrist is in contact with the body between the short ribs and the top of the belt. Adjustments in aim are made by watching round impact and using your body as you would the turret on an M-1 Abrams. This necessarily places the muzzle under the point of your chin. That is unpleasant enough without directing more gas and muzzle blast directly into your face. Especially on the street. At night.

        • At arms length you shouldn’t need to make any adjustments unless you have zero familiarity with the weapon and how it points. We aren’t talking minutes or arc here, we are talking DEGREES of arc and still being within in a 5″ circle.

          • Nikita, you’d be surprised how easy it is to screw up this drill. I think I remember Taylor’s standard time was 1.5 seconds from concealment leather. Two rounds. Step back and look around.

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  3. The new M&P Carry Comp Series from Smith & Wesson sounds like a good line of carry guns. The compensator, optics-ready slides, and sights seem designed to improve performance. The MSRP range of $649 to $999 puts them in a premium price point.

    • … if only they didn’t also have a hit-or-miss horseshit trigger. A high priced striker fired gun shouldn’t need another $150+ trip back to the mothership to fix the gravel feel of the trigger. You USED to be confident ordering a S&W in to your local shop, but it will be the last one for me

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