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[Discussion] Smith & Wesson Unveils M&P Carry Comp Series with Built-In Compensators for Enhanced Shooting Experience

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A New Player in the M&P Line: S&W Carry Comp Series

Smith & Wesson has recently moved to innovate its M&P line of pistols with the introduction of the Carry Comp series. This new series bridges the gap between the rising popularity of compensators and the accessibility of having them directly integrated into the pistol. The process involves offsetting the muzzle riser during recoil, achieved by directing exhaust gases upward through a compensator cut into the slide and barrel close to the muzzle. This significant feature had previously been reserved for the M&P 2023 Spec series as an add-on, but the new Carry Comp series by Smith & Wesson has it directly integrated.

A Variant for Every Need: Carry Comp Options Across Sizes

In terms of choice, the Carry Comp series from Smith & Wesson does not disappoint. Across three distinct frame sizes—full-size, compact, and micro-compact—you'll find options making themselves available. The full-size version is built on the foundation of the S&W’s M&P9 Metal frame. On the other end of the spectrum, we find the micro-compact version molded from the M&P Shield Plus line, with the compact version also crafted in polymer. Smith & Wesson's dedication to compensators is not a new development, with previous models like the Performance Center M&P 10mm pistol and the S&W 19 Carry Comp revolver boasting integral compensators.

M&P9: The New Face of Compact Efficient Shooting

The brand new M&P9 Carry Comp Series by Smith & Wesson has been crafted with key features aimed at an elevated shooting experience. The strategically located Power Port at the twelve o’clock position allows gas to be diverted upwards, making recoil management more convenient. The Carry Comp Series also boasts adaptability with optics-ready slides. The novel ClearSight Cut ensures an undiminished and clear view if red dot sighting is preferred. Furthermore, tritium front night sight and blacked-out serrated rear sight are included for those who prefer iron sights. The grey Armornite-finished slides and flat-face trigger designs place a unique edge on the fresh Carry Comp models, which all ship with a Performance Center Cleaning Kit. MSRP varies across the line, with the M&P9 M2.0 Metal Carry Comp priced at $999, the M&P9 M2.0 Compact Carry Comp at $799, and the M&P9 Shield Plus Carry Comp at $649.


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