Smith & Wesson M&P M2.0 in 10mm! 

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*XDM Elite 10 mm with 3.8 barrel has entered the chat*

That’s what she said

Same. I personally think the 4.6 version looks cooler aswell.

and weight

Benoit, thanks for your kind words. I too tire of the seemingly endless videos like that. Most of us shoot because we enjoy it so let’s have fun doing it! As my dog seems to know, “More wag, less bark!” Roy H.

Thanks sir. We’ll keep it up! Roy

You can get a 6 inch barrel well atleast at some point you will

Well thanks Don. I’ll do my best! Roy

Do it!!! I bought one last weekend, 4.6" barrel, no thumb safety and it shoots beautifully and comfortably. I have a Glock 20 and the M&P 2.0 10mm is hands down a better handgun in all ways. Only problem I had is from the slide release. I hold high on the slide with my left hand and the extended slide release cut my hand, no big deal, I adjusted my grip. I'm an M&P fan and shooter and I own several in the 9mm, I think the 10mm is the best M&P S&W has made.

I put it on layaway, I can’t wait to get it!

Thanks RC. I also have the new Springfield Armory XDm in 10mm pending for a video so stay tuned! Roy H.

For those with questions

xdm says what ?

Not sure what you are doing to be happier in the woods . . .b u t, I’m shooting my xDM 10mm pistol I bought last year. No, not the new elite 3.8” but the middle brother 4.5” barreled version.

I agree, Gramps! The trigger in mine has smoothed out some too after use. Roy

I believe 10mm is popular everywhere . . .well, except those states where the blue fog in the air is too thick to see through. And, man, all the Harold Fish stories that came out of Arizona where Mr Fish became the first American found guilty of manslaughter for using a 10mm round for self defense. Any other handgun caliber and it was clean cut self self defense but with 10mm at the time it was considered “overkill” in Arizona. Anyway, here in Georgia, 10mm is popular and that popularity continues to grow. Ammo is easier to find than the guns that shoot it so, if you see a 10mm gun on the shelf, claim it first if for nothing more than a quickie fondling session. It can always be put back on the shelf. If you turn your back just for a second, it might be gone when you look at the display again.

Alien gear, Galco and others have duty rigs. It just depends on what you agency authorizes. Roy

It does shift a bit with ammo changes so if you need to, experiment a bit. I'm looking for alternate iron sight options too. Roy

Hi Mike. I lived through all that with the FBI after the Florida shootout. I think the issue with the 10mm was they weren’t building guns strong enough and people wore them out, like the Colt Delta Elite. Beat ‘em to death. With modern guns, the platforms work, so that’s likely why the 10mm is doing so well. Roy

Agreed Jeff. I like the safety. I’ve shot this more since the video and so far, all is swell. Roy

Anthony, I’ve put quite a few more rounds through my gun since this video and I’ve grown to really like it. Roy

The safety on sides is annoying

@@virusworld3730 totally disagree. Had my choice and a smart person will accept the safety on the sides. Just my opinion. You can never be too safe with a 10mm bullet pointing at your leg or accidental discharge.

@@hurricaneaquatics 😂 I guess our police are dumb? And most conceal carry owners are too? That safety can cost u ur life in more ways then one, I'm getting mine removed and filled. But it's better to have something then to have nothing.

Thanks Smokey. It’s all about a very firm grip and good trigger press. Practice makes things better! Roy H.

Buffalo 200g hard cast?

Buffalo Hard Cast will do the trick, a 9mm hard cast took dow a grizzly 4 rounds lol

My 4" m&p 2.0 9mm is a great gun. I wouldn't mind owning a .40 or possibly a 10mm with a 4.5 barrel.

I have the performance center 9mm and the 10mm 2.0 M&P. Both great guns

I don't get your point and the math is third-grade level...

@@buckhorncortez Well any third-grade level person could subtract 1983 from 2022. Glad S&W is catching up to Glock 10 MM.

JD, here's a link for my eye patch thing: eyepalusa.com I use them all the time. They have them for rifles and handguns. RH

@@fmgpubs Thank you sir...I will be checking into this.

Tam, mine has the typical striker trigger. But install an Apex or other after-market one and you’ll be amazed. Also, they all tend to shoot in. Before you toss it on the firewood pile, give it a chance and learn how to shoot that trigger for a while. Roy

What is it with all you guys and your performance problems? Competitive shooters? I get it. Defensive carry and handgun hunters? The onus is on you to handle the issues.

@@slypperyfox the performance center is just a higher-quality firearm nothing wrong with willing to pay a little extra money for Superior components

@@cryptozeus2354 I know. I made my comment in jest. I’m not a Michulek type shooter. If I can hold a 2-3” group at 10 yards with a defensive handgun, I’m happy. I usually practice at 7 yards, though.

They heard you. The M&P 2.0 10 does use an aluminum frame . . . OK, I cheated. I watched sooTH’s review video on that gun before this video.

SPRINGFIELD HANDS DOWN. SHOOTS ALL LOADS HEAVY NO PROBLEM .

@@johnprice327 agree, and I really want this m&p to be better. I'll buy one if they fix the issues.

I have both Springfield has less recoil other than that equal

No where close to 44mag

10mm is around a 357 magnum. A maxed out 44 magnum round can send a 340 grainer at around 1,430fps producing 1,500 foot pounds of energy. 10mm could never even dream of hitting those numbers.

Doubtful… S&W discontinued the stand alone 357 sig M&P years ago. It was redundant as it can be shot out of the .40 gun with a simple barrel swap. (Which is what I do.) They weren’t selling enough guns in 357 sig… simple as that. It’s my favorite handgun cartridge and I reload for it… But I’ve literally NEVER ran across anyone else at the range shooting it. Too bad it seems it just never caught on in popularity.🤷‍♂️👍

@ the mad Mic. That's a damn shame as the 357 Sig in my humble opinion is one of the best handgun calibers there are

@@BillMcGirr the firearms industry seems bent on killing all calibers besides 9mm and .45, seems theyre starting to let 10mm limp on a little bit for now

@@thegeth4293 I understand why 357 sig never caught on. It’s neck is too small. It’s a pain in the ass to load. But the handgun gods blessed us with what a 9mm COULD be. Don’t misunderstand me. I honestly believe 357 sig is the most practical high velocity handgun cartridge ever devised. Period. I find a bit of solace knowing that I’ve got thousands of empty brass… And an abundance of 9mm projectiles to choose. (Even if not optimal) Unless I run out of ammo … I’ll never shoot anything else.💪👍🥃

@@nova68cutie Sorry so late on a reply… Agreed… 357 sig is the most efficient high capacity, high velocity round ever created. Especially when loaded to the original intentions… To replicate the 357 mag in a high capacity auto loader. It’s the boss. But like 10mm… it will rock your guns world. Nobody is putting 100,000 rounds through a hot rod 357 sig. Ever.🤣👍🥃

Were they the screws that came with the Smith? My Holosun came with with screws that I used instead of the stock screws.

@@thepodcastingdead9850 I used the screws that came with the Holosun. I now have another gun Walther PDQ that this has happened to. At this point it looks to the screws that Holosun is supplying. I am not real happy at this point as I have a lot of Holosuns on my handguns and some on my ARs.

@@arlissyoung8899 good info! I’ll see if I can switch back to the screws that came with the M&P if they’re long enough.

@@thepodcastingdead9850 I would stay way from the ones Holosun supplies if you can. I have a Lot of them but now it has happened on another gun I am going to try and replace them. Best of luck hope it works out.

@@thepodcastingdead9850 That's the problem with most of the ones that come with the guns. I find them to short to use. I going to check with C+H optics, I have gotten a number of plates from them and I think they carry screws also. A few dollars for peace of mind will be well worth it.

Well, it can smooth up a bit. But I find the best thing to do with polymer pistols is find an after-market trigger. I suspect Apex may make one for this gun. If not, check around some. The difference can be huge. Roy H.

Never heard of any problems and they are rated at full 10mm pressures. My test gun had no issues. I’m always leary of the “support” call people as they are just call-takers and are often wrong. Roy

@fmgpubs just Google S&W 2.0 feeding issues. Also some issues with mag drops. Underwood is aware of it as well. I sent the gun back to S&W if they fix it, I will update all my post.

Ah, that makes sense. I suspect it’s something having to do with your particular gun. They stamp them out so fast …. Roy@@motorcitymadman146

I have, tested, Music Man. In a previous video on the S&W 10mm I chronographed a bunch of loads in the video. Some were definitely at the lower end of the spectrum but still significant, and some were in the 1200 or better range, certainly better than any .40 with a 180 bullet. But like most things, one does need to do their research. Here's a link to that vid. Chrono work starts around 6:15. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5MIOwcsgjYQ.html. Roy H.

Being a new pistol it can take time to get the supply pipeline filled. I noticed Midway, etc. are all listing them as “out of stock” and waiting for new shipments. I expect this will change soon unless the government continues to scare people into more buying frenzies! Roy

We’ve had a couple come through out hands here and so far there haven’t been any issues. What sorts of problems are you hearing about? In my experience, many “problems” are centered around people using poor ammo, incorrect shooting methods (stance, grip, etc.) and a failure to clean and lube correctly. Roy

My experience shows people loading their own having the most issues. I’ve had mine for 6 months and not a single issue

I was just shooting mine feed absolutely flawless

Little more detail plz

Agree with GCI, more details about how the Springfield out performed the S&W - other than just feel. And for what purpose were you looking to pick up a new short barreled pistol in 10mm? Jesus! I just proofread my reply and I must sound like an ATF agent . . .nothing could be further from the truth. Just curious 🧐

@@slypperyfox LOL 😆 😂 🤣

@@xipus08 . It was alot more accurate even after adjusting the sights, the s&w jammed 3 times, it was smoother shooting it feels like it's heavier the recoil was better on the Springfield

@@D-A-1776 Nice! I ended up getting the Springfield as well and I enjoy it. I took the Mag release off and it fits my hand so much better now. I was waiting for the S&W 10mm but it was sold out everywhere and finding the glock I wanted in 10mm was hard too. The XDM Elite was available at my local shop but I passed on it 3 months ago. It finally came back around but I didn't make the mistake of not buying it this time. Enjoying the purchase thus far. Took it to the range about 3xs now, zero jams and shoots surprisingly light as the recoil isn't bad at all. Great gun!!!

but way better

@@richardstrayer6611 - Yes , SO much better that Wyoming Highway Patrol shitcanned the 40 S&W version and went BACK to Glock .

@@uglydog311 All three of them?

All tires are nothing more than Goodyear copies! Gotta love glock fanboys.

Look at the reply to the same question above.

CLEAN AND LUBE IT!

What feeding issues mine has been flawless