S&W M&P V-TAC: Take 2

Published on March 23, 2018
Duration: 9:54

This video provides a range review of the Smith & Wesson M&P 9 V-TAC. The instructor highlights its improved trigger compared to standard Gen 1 M&P models, the unique V-TAC sights featuring both fiber optic and tritium elements, and its compatibility with standard M&P magazines. The review includes shooting impressions at 10 yards and discusses potential future iterations.

Quick Summary

The Smith & Wesson M&P 9 V-TAC offers an improved trigger over standard Gen 1 M&Ps, described as crisper and more tactile. Its unique V-TAC sights combine fiber optic elements for daylight and tritium dots for low-light conditions. The pistol maintains compatibility with standard M&P 17-round magazines and features distinctive Flat Dark Earth coloring.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: M&P 9 V-TAC Take Two
  2. 00:45Focus on Shooting: M&P 9 V-TAC Range Time
  3. 02:29Reviewing 10-Yard Group Size
  4. 02:59M&P V-TAC: Special Edition Features
  5. 03:35Detailed Look at V-TAC Sights
  6. 04:51Ergonomics and Reliability Discussion
  7. 05:06Comparing V-TAC to Standard M&P
  8. 06:35Future V-TAC Possibilities (M&P 2.0)
  9. 07:08Smith & Wesson's Options and Availability

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Smith & Wesson M&P 9 V-TAC different from standard M&P models?

The M&P 9 V-TAC is an enhanced version featuring a crisper, more tactile trigger compared to standard Gen 1 M&Ps. It also boasts unique V-TAC sights with both fiber optic and tritium elements, and often comes in special finishes like Flat Dark Earth.

How do the V-TAC sights function in different lighting conditions?

The V-TAC sights combine fiber optic elements that gather light effectively in daylight, and separate tritium dots for low-light or night visibility. In daylight, the fiber optics are dominant, and at night, only the tritium dots are visible, preventing distraction.

Is the M&P 9 V-TAC compatible with standard M&P magazines?

Yes, the M&P 9 V-TAC is fully compatible with standard M&P magazines, including the common 17-round capacity models. This ensures users can leverage their existing magazine collection.

What was the shooting performance of the M&P 9 V-TAC at 10 yards?

During the range test at 10 yards, the group size was considered 'not a bad group.' The shooter noted a tendency to push shots to the right, suggesting potential trigger control issues rather than inherent accuracy problems with the firearm.

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