Smith & Wesson M&P 9 M2.0 CO2 BB Pistol

This is not a bad shooter I liken it to the vp 9 replica - the trigger sucked on that gun. However the hk usp has a great trigger, as does the s&w m&p40, the blow back model with white lettering that everyone hated for some reason. This mp9 is just not a great "replica" for this reason, the action is cheesy and so is the trigger.

Price point - this thing only sells for this price because it is indeed reliable and rugged.

Like with the vp 9, only good for those willing to overlook better guns or just need to have it for whatever reason. Not a bad gun but not a great replica.

I bought this pistol to improve my skill with my EDC piece. While it isn’t exactly the same, it definitely improved my level, especially the draw and fire rate, as well as dealing with the eternal S&W trigger pull. This pistols trigger pull is so long, it will actually make it seem like your actual S&W is crisp hehe! Just with the literal thousands of rounds I’d have used it saved me a ton of money in ammo, and also trips to the range. The blowback is also fairly nice, I’d say about comparable to a hot .22 round in a pistol. I forgot to also mention, that using a couple cartridges a few times a week has drastically improved my quickdraw accuracy. I’m getting used to the whole shirt tangle issue, while being smooth and actually firing real ammo. A lot of people say oh, it’s a bb, but what a bb can do is teach a person about ricochet x10000000. They also hurt, so wear eye protection/ maybe a cup. Don’t fire around windows, use common sense. Perhaps, while supervised good for a teen.

Make the rear sight adjustable and also the ability to fire .177 caliber pellets or BBs would be a great option. Rifle the barrel. All this would make the experience even more realistic.

It’s not exactly your S&W, but it’s dang close enough to improve your skills with less cost and noise.

Very realistic! I have the real gun side by side with the real thing you cant tell

Nothing really would be awesome to use pellets

Not accurate at distances over 6 ft but it is very fun shooting nonetheless

Not too much!

Terrible trigger response. Feels gritty and you have to pull it WAY back to get it fire. Not impressed.

I own an actual S&W M&P Shield Pistol and this great replica has almost all the look and feel of the real thing. Great value for the money and excellent for lots of low cost, low noise but applicable target practice in the back yard (without freaking out the neighbors!). Enjoy!

Can't think of anything!

Make sure you buy extra magazines....you'll be glad you did!

Weight and detail are spot on.

Trigger pull is a bit cumbersome, would like a smoother action.

Use steel BBs instead of copper, seems to stay in the magazine better.

The quality of the this pistol is awesome. Attention to detail is obvious the second you open the box. The 3 sizes of grips made it so easy to get a perfect fit for my hand. Accuracy is excellent and so far I only have one problem and thats with the trigger sticking back.

Nothing really, for the money its hard to beat.

BBs do have a tendency to drop out of the barrel sometimes, not sure why.

Ooph, this is going to take a little work. I also own this guns predecessor: the M&P 40. This gun isnt THAT gun which is a shame. But it is nice looking, and the trigger pull is rather nice, at least on mine. Thats it. Thats all I got

This thing just SCREAMS cheap. Honestly I think the Beretta APX may very well be a better gun for a third less cost. The blow back on this gun is like half an inch. It doesnt field strip like the MP40 does and the control youd use TO field strip is just molded into the cheap plastic frame. Having said all that my answer is: EVERYTHING.

Save your money and buy the MP40 instead.

I love that it is very similar to my S&W 9mm, and that my son found it for me. We practice together all the time now. It feels good in my hand.

BBS should be easier to load. But its not bad.

I love it.

I really wanted to like this pistol. I have a 9mm Mod 2.0, and a Co2 model of the .40 Cal. This matches my Mod2.0 for the most part, with the exception of a clever safety position, and a too-far forward trigger position. I can honestly say that the grip texture is very good. That is about the only good thing I can say about this execrable pistol.

Go back to the old-school magazine like the M&P40. Go back to the field-strippable design of the M&P 40. Go back to the backstrap system of the M&P 40. Find some way to not make this copy-cat feel like a lightweight cap gun. I would gladly pay $40 more for a better replica of one of my favorite pistols. Except for the appearance of it, everything screams "cheap" about this pistol. Really a surprise considering who makes it.

To go with what I said above, the gas management on this pistol makes it loud and harsh to shoot. The side is too light; barely moving forward when I press the slide stop, you can't field strip it, and the trigger is absolutely awful; too far forward in the trigger guard and about an inch of travel before you hit the wall, only to experience an unpleasant resistance, then a harsh bang. The accuracy is awful as a result. I got an average 4" spread at 21ft. There is no reset. if you hold the tigger down and try to hit the reset after firing, it will not load another BB, but instead fires gas only. I also discovered that after I shot 2 magazines (30 BBs, which was all I could stand) that after the initial last round hold open, I could pull the trigger as many times as I wanted to exhaust the remaining gas. Convenient, but not what I wanted, I am extremely disappointed by this pistol and will not recommend it, unless you just want to look at it.