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Gollie, I shot Fenster's M&P9C and LLLLOOOOVVVEEEDDD it. I shot that thing 3x better than my baby glock, and to be honest--it felt more comfy and natural in my hands. For down-in-the-dirt-beater-absolutely-gonna-need-it-to-work-everytime-gun I'll stick with my Glocks. For something reliable, comfortable, and accurate I will take an M&P Compact. There is also something to be said for the cosmetic appeal of the M&P.

I also enjoyed the sights on it. I don't remember exactly what i like about them specifically, but I distinctly remember drilling holes with the thing on steel targets. Of course that can be marked up to it's natural aiming characteristics since you aren't "aiming" when shooting steels at a rapid pace.

If I had the money to buy one, I definitely WOULD.