90-Two or M & P???

[News Shooter]

I know, I know, I should get both.

But I'm wondering if the 90-Two is worth waiting for approval in MA. I can't get an answer out of Beretta about where the process is. The Beretta is going to be more expensive, but I really don't want to get both.

Your thoughts are appreciated

 

[drgrant]

I wouldn't ever hold my breath wating for any gun to get
approved in MA. It's not worth it.

IMO the beretta would only be worth buying if it takes 92FS
mags, because then you can use prebans in it to restore it to
normal capaicty. The big dealbreaker with the M+P is it's
basically impossible to do that, so you're stuck at 10 rounds
in a full framed pistol... which makes things sort of
pointless, unless the gun is just a range toy or you're going to
use it in USPSA production or something.

-Mike

 

[Jay G]

I wouldn't ever hold my breath wating for any gun to get
approved in MA. It's not worth it.

IMO the beretta would only be worth buying if it takes 92FS
mags, because then you can use prebans in it to restore it to
normal capaicty. The big dealbreaker with the M+P is it's
basically impossible to do that, so you're stuck at 10 rounds
in a full framed pistol... which makes things sort of
pointless, unless the gun is just a range toy or you're going to
use it in USPSA production or something.

-Mike

Mike,

That's why I'm waiting for the M&P in .45 ACP before I buy one - at least that model only comes as 10+1.

That and the .40 S&W compact model...

 

[jpdopes]

I vote for the M&P. It's made in the USA and S&W's customer service and warranty beats Beretta's.

 

[kendall-op]

The 90-two will be awhile if ever, but you should look at Beretta FS series and the M&P the next time your at local gun store.