Hi, Dave!
A good friend of mine has an FNP-9 (identical to the FNP-40, except
chambered in 9mm) and I have shot it on many occasions. His FNP is
box-stock and it has one of the
best SA triggers I have ever come across in a DA/SA handgun.
He was over at my house last year, and we measured the SA trigger
break at just a hair under 3 lbs. 
FN must
have some pretty good lawyers working for them! 
Plus, his FNP was
incredibly accurate--I was managing offhand sub-3" groups at 25
yards using commercial 9mm ammo; I expect the 40S&W version
will be just as accurate.
(CDNN is selling the two-tone versions of both the FNP-9 and FNP-40
for just $409. That's a damn good deal!)
I don't think you'll regret getting the XD-40 Tactical. I've had
one since July of 2002, and its accuracy is easily on par with that
of the CZ pistols. I've thus far shot well over 25,000 rounds of my
handloads through it, and it has never, ever jammed or misfed. The SA
trigger pull weight can be reduced with the simple replacement of
the sear tension spring (I have mine down to around 2.8 lbs.), but
reducing the trigger reset will require some metalwork on the
trigger mechanism.
Here's a picture my XD-40, taken at around 20,000 rounds. Still
looks mint, doesn't it? 
The 92FS pictured in the opening post is box stock; the differences
in the appearance of the finish are probably due to variations in
the lighting conditions.
By the way, have you sent you P-01 in for trigger work yet?
MG
