Sell or keep? M&P40

[rabbit2011]

I own a M&P40 Full Size and a Glock 26 Gen 4.

I use my Glock 26 Gen 4 day in and day out. Because of that I find less of a reason to need the M&P40. I like to simplify things and not have to purchase all different types of calibers. I wouldn't CC the M&P because of the size. I won't hunt with it. I don't like the grip to much because my hands sweat easily (for that the new rough grip on the Glock Gen4 works great for me).

Do I sell the firearm (M&P) or keep it for a reason unknown.

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[crf3973]

I honestly believe that the value of any firearm diminishes too much after being "used" to ever get rid of it. In my experience, I have always been given a quote with at least (but normally more) a third of the purchase price lost to sell it. The M&P is a great gun, keep it and cut your losses from selling it.

[skysoldier29]

Before you sell it take a minute and think of why you bought it. The M&P is a rock solid platform but if you cant come to like it might want to trade it for something that might work a little better for you.

[multistage]

So long as the money you get from the sale finances another firearm, sell away. Otherwise, trade. Don't sell a gun outright unless finances demand it. Trust me, you will regret it.....

[SpencerB]

I own a M&P40 Full Size and a Glock 26 Gen 4.

I use my Glock 26 Gen 4 day in and day out. Because of that I find less of a reason to need the M&P40. I like to simplify things and not have to purchase all different types of calibers. I wouldn't CC the M&P because of the size. I won't hunt with it. I don't like the grip to much because my hands sweat easily (for that the new rough grip on the Glock Gen4 works great for me).

Do I sell the firearm (M&P) or keep it for a reason unknown.

Trade it for a full size of compact Gen 4 Glock you can use as a night stand gun or something

[thenelseif]

I have both in same caliber. I still prefer m&p....and I'm a huge Glock fan.

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[deadguy]

Do you have another gun or is this your only option besides the Glock for defense? If you have others, sell/trade it and get something you will be happy with. M&Ps are a dime a dozen so you can always get another down the road if you miss it.

[archer51]

Unless you need the money hang onto it until you find another gun you want, then sell it outright. As a trade in a dealer might give you half of what it is worth.

[ashamans]

You can convert it to 9 if i remember right, or to 357 sig

[gryphon]

Yes, the .40 can be easily converted to either of those two calibers with a barrel and magazine change.

[Elk Hunter]

Hang on to it.

[Bigpoppa48]

I guarantee you I won't be selling my M&P40/357Sig anytime soon since it is my Everyday Carry weapon. I'm a glock fan also. To sell or not to sell is really personal preference since everybody's situation is different.

[40strapped]

I have several pistols and have my eye on a few more but i will always have my M&P 40!

[southchatham]

I own a M&P40 Full Size and a Glock 26 Gen 4.

I use my Glock 26 Gen 4 day in and day out. Because of that I find less of a reason to need the M&P40. I like to simplify things and not have to purchase all different types of calibers. I wouldn't CC the M&P because of the size. I won't hunt with it. I don't like the grip to much because my hands sweat easily (for that the new rough grip on the Glock Gen4 works great for me).

Do I sell the firearm (M&P) or keep it for a reason unknown.

Sell it. Your pretty clear that you don't like it or want to buy 2 calibers of ammo. I felt the same way after buying my Glock 26 and sold my M&P and haven't regretted it at all.

[Spec]

Sell it and get a M&P9 or a M&P9 compact... like others have said. Selling a firearm and then not replacing it is a guilty night of sleep, trust me.

Also have you though about having the grip stippled? it is easy and cheap to do.

The M&P Platform is a rock solid line-up I would never trade sell a M&P or a Glock, Unless as stated above, you are going to replace it.