Sw M&p

[wyome]

Welcome Bummer!

[Irving]

Well, I'd say my shooting has improved a great deal since this thread was started.

[blacklabel]

What sights are you guys running on your M&Ps? I'm thinking about the Ameriglo I-Dots but I'm not convinced.

[ray1970]

What sights are you guys running on your M&Ps? I'm thinking about the Ameriglo I-Dots but I'm not convinced.

Lol. Zombie thread.

I have the Ameriglo I-dots on one of my Glocks and really like them. I had a set of the Heine "straight eights" on a previous pistol and liked them too and the Ameriglo ones seem just as nice.

[blacklabel]

Lol. Zombie thread.

I have the Ameriglo I-dots on one of my Glocks and really like them. I had a set of the Heine "straight eights" on a previous pistol and liked them too and the Ameriglo ones seem just as nice.

Gotta keep HBAR off my back.

Do you find them quicker to aquire than 3dots?

[Irving]

Factory 3 dots with the rear blacked out with permanent marker.

[ray1970]

I've never been a huge fan of three dot sights, especially in the dark. Seems too east to get confused about which dot is which. Lol.

I find it pretty easy to stack two dots like a little snowman. Hard to screw it up even in the dark.

[blacklabel]

Factory 3 dots with the rear blacked out with permanent marker.

I think I'll give that a shot before I put out the money for new sights.

[Irving]

I removed the thumb safety from my M&P, only took a few minutes. You only have to knock out one roll pin; the armorer's tool in the grip of the pistol works perfect for this.

If you email S&W and ask them for the little plugs to fill in the holes that are left when you remove the safety, they will mail them to you for free.

Can you still do this? Can you do this with the Shield as well?

[ray1970]

I think I'll give that a shot before I put out the money for new sights.

I do the same thing Irvng mentioned on some of my handguns. Except I black out the rear dots with a sharpie and then fill the front dot with neon green fingernail polish. Really draws my attention to the front sight.