High-Velocity Handgun: Smith & Wesson M&P 5.7

Beginning with revolvers and growing to include pistols, rifles and even a bullpup-style pump-action shotgun, Smith & Wesson’s Military & Police (M&P) line has garnered a reputation for reliability in the hands of professional users and armed citizens, alike. Given its expansive catalog and a history that dates back to the mid-1800s, Smith & Wesson has been churning out a remarkable number of “firsts” in recent years. Add to that list its first 5.7x28mm firearm in the form of the M&P 5.7 pistol. The potential of the high-velocity cartridge is harnessed by S&W’s brilliant Tempo barrel system, and the pistol offers an astounding 22-round capacity on top of standard features like the flat-face trigger and optic-ready slide. In form and function-including the new FDE finish-the M&P 5.7 continues the tradition of Smith & Wesson’s military and police offerings, and ably expands the line to include the 5.7x28mm chambering.
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[@cleetismcdougall5425]

It’s amazing. I like it better than the Ruger. Only thing that keeps me from buying it is Ruger has the fantastic LC carbine that has interchangeable magazines with their 5.7 pistol.

[@ZenYaga.]

Why the FDE and two tone have no thumb safety. If I want one with a thumb safety I have to get the black one. Kinda dumb

[@Franciscoxds]

I wonder if they can pull of this rotating action in 9mm

[@Horvath0819]

Look into the PX4 Storm. It also uses a rotating barrel design

[@phillycheesetake]

@@Horvath0819 That's completely different. This is a gas delay, the PX4 is a turn delay.

[@jasielm5258]

2:15 similar to a MP5 and rollerdelay

[@KendallJenner-rn4cs]

Jefferson county police department Can i buy one

[@blindtrace7220]

How come I can't find a review of this pistol that includes a bench and a paper target? I'm starting to think they are not very accurate.

[@jeremiahjohnson2784]

Just took one out yesterday with a can out front, it did fine off-hand

[@blindtrace7220]

@jeremiahjohnson2784 I finally got to try a friend's. No bench or optic. I don't hear anyone talking about the locked breach, and therefore, perfectly reloadable brass. Neat gun. On my list.

[@thetruth4019]

Yoki sturrup