S&W Performance Center M&P 9 M2.0 CORE Pro Series 9mm Armornite Black Pistol

A: This comes with two 17 round magazines. Hope this helps

A: It comes with 2-17rd magazines, i have the non optics ready version of this pistol and the PC tuned trigger in my opinion makes it well worth it, its a very smooth shooting gun. ---------------- I've priced getting my slide cut for an optic and its going to run me $200 and thats without the suppresor height sights, I paid $560 for mine in March of 2020 so this really isn't a bad deal for this gun. It also comes with a cleaning kit that's pretty nice. You can get a little cheaper from buds if you use the "price match request" button and submit one of these competitors prices. https://gun.deals/search/apachesolr_search/022188871364

A: Not with a screw adjustment system like dedicated adjustable sights. You could adjust for windage by drifting the rear sight in its dovetail, but no adjustment for elevation.

A: Michael, this one is only adjustable for windage and you would need a sight pusher or a hammer/punch set. You can easily replace these with fully adjustable sights though. Sorry but hope this helps.

A: Michael, unfortunately no Sir. It is drift adjustable for windage only. Cheers and stay safe!

A: Michael, unfortunately I just checked and can't find any M&P with fully adjustable sights. They're more for concealed carry/defense so they normally have standard 3 dot sights or night sights. Can't find any with adjustable target style sights. So if you're set on a M&P you would have to replace the sights. Sorry again but hope this helps.

A: Michael, The rear sight is adjustable for windage only. Have a great day!

A: Robert, personally I don't think it is. This is a great pistol but think the sig p320 x full wins hands down. Good luck with your choice.

A: Robert, as far ad function, reliability and accuracy, it is on par with the P320. Cross brand extreme gaps in quality and performance have been significantly closed so let no one that does not own both give you a comparison. I have own both for years and it is six of one and half a dozen of the other. Get the one that feels best to you as you will likely shoot the more comfortable pistol better. Kinda reminds me of the old Chevy/Honda debate. Cheers and stay safe!

A: Personally, I'd go to a range that rents out guns. See if they have these and choose for yourself.