Top Three Guns For First Time Buyer! | SIG P320, Glock 17 and Smith and Wesson M&P 2.0
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 เม.ย. 2020
- In this video our top instructors, Troy and Jon, go in depth on Shoot Center's top three handguns for first time buyers. They cover Key points on each firearm, capacity, and caliber; all of which will help set YOU up for success when purchasing your first firearm.
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The P320 was my 1st handgun and the M&P in 40 cal was my second. Love them both
Just picked up the M&p 2.0 9mm 4” as my first handgun. It’s a sweetheart at the range. May go cz/sig/Walther next!
That m&p different
It look like you both like the MP 2.0 better and shot it flatter!
My M&P 2.0 Compact came stocked with an average 4.9 lb trigger pull using Wheeler trigger gauge . M&P 2.0 has metal in the frame to prevent pig nose and prevent dropping of your light and laser. All have their pros and cons, all are excellent pistols and it's one preference.
Tried them all and carry what you shoot best.
Great video! Outstanding information and excellent camera work and editing. Spot on and keep filming
Keep the content coming guys! Always great videos with some knowledge 👌
I have the p320 m17, the m&p2.0 compact and the full-size 2.0 optics ready in 9mm, and the Glock 45. I like all of them. All shoot well and are stone cold reliable. If I had to pick only one of them to keep, fortunately I don’t need to, but I would probably take the m&ps.
When lookin for my first gun I tried all three of these. The p320 came out pretty far ahead. Better trigger than the glock and the M&P, better ergonomics on the p320, the sights on the p320 were way way better than what the glock offered. Found the glock harder to shoot and I think the issue was the long takeup in the trigger. Preferred the glock 45 over the 17. The glock would probably be my second choice. S&W 2.0 wasn't a bad pistol but did not like hinged trigger at all. With the glock I could do some modifications to get it where I want, but with the p320 out of the box I could just start shooting and it is very modular so I could easily change it up and create a whole new firearm setup making it very versatile.
"better ergonomics on the p320" lol. And for the price of creating a modular gun you could just like i dont know... buy a second gun?
The interchangeable palm swells on the M&P would be a useful bit of info to include!
Loved the video ! Trigger discipline, excellent ! Just got 17 gen 5, Couple of upgrades, Maybe a video tutorial on how to do those.
I own all 3 all optic ready versions. My p320 is my favorite to shoot, my Glock is just a work horse and I mainly carry my M&P 2.0. I don't trust the p320 with all the lawsuits going on, but I still love it. I also have the M&P 2.0 spec OR. That one is my pretty gun lol.
Just got the g17 g5 yesterday. Can’t wait to shoot soon
P10C.....a REALLY good pistol
I prefer the M&P
Smith 4 me,they are all quality!
Press checks are definitely my pet peeve
Love sigs I see u have the xcarry grip mod.
Might strt with the m&p9 2.0 Metal that came out recently
I shot all three. For my small hands I kept on getting slide malfunctions with the P320 X-Compact, I had a ton of muzzle flip and the “ears” on the rear sight block out a lot of your target. The M&P the slide release on the right side of the gun is useless as a left handed shooter. As for the Glock it was the best for me as a left handed shooter and once I was able to get use to the grip angle it actually forces my support hand to go into the modern 45 degree thumbs forward grip.
The slide release on the m&p is not a slide release..that's why it's" useless " ..its a slide lock not ment to be a slide release
depends on the person and their hands and their uses for the gun. personally shoot the glock really well. however, with my modern thumbs forward grip and my large hands i get slide bite with my glock every time i shoot it. it’s quite annoying. on the flip side, i don’t get that with a p320 but i find it to be a more flippy shooter when it comes to recoil due to the slightly higher bore axis.
I own all these guns and in my opinion the best bang for your buck for a new time shooter is the cz-p07 and if you're really short on cash the Taurus millennium series
What do y'all think of the walther ppk/s?
what about the CZ P10F ?
Always fun when glock fans bring up bore axis when they can't honestly fault a different gun. Very good comparison, thanks for being fair minded about all 3 pistols.
Bore axis is sooooo over rated.
Eventually people will get that Glocks are over priced and cant compete with todays market.
@@tonyrogo227 some of the things that we obsess over these days is strange. I started shooting in the 80's and details like that were never obsessed over. My other current favorite is ejection pattern.
@@jeffhudson2346 Agreed 10000%
I enjoy my CZ p10f that's an awesome gun
Yes it is. My favorite 9mm!! This gun is so accurate it’s ridiculous.
I've shot the cz75 and loved it. How does it compare?
@@Zociety6477 well Jordan the CZ p10f is a striker Fire full size pistol competing with the Glock 17 it blows away the Glock 17 super accurate great trigger got mine for about $400 Harley no recoil for a full size pistol you would love it
@@ChrisB-zz8dh I love it too I saw the review on TH-cam b y honest outlaw that's his name love the gun love CZ
@@kinghippo1515 I wanted a cz75 for a carry weapon. I'm a first time gun owner, and the cz75 has great factory sights, its comfortable to hold, I was hitting like a 10ish inch group from 20 feet. The only con was it was far too big to conceal comfortably. I'm still unsure between the cz75 and the sig p320. If the p10 is similar to the 75, ill buy it right now lmao.
Glocks feel like trash tbh
I have 3 glocks, one Sig p320 xfull. I love Glock and the sig p320. The Glock has a history of reliability, but the sig p320 is factually more versatile due to its modularity. What would I rely to save my life? Glock, but that’s not to say The p320 you can as well. I just need more experience with it.
Yeah.. you definitely need more experience with your Sig to make that statement.
My problem with sig is the 50$ per magazine I'm buying Glock 19 gen 5 edc
Perfection costs.
I mean the Glock is 50-100 more expensive and then you have to replace the plastic sight place holders so you can buy a Sig plus 4 extra mags for the price of a Glock
Your obviously not shopping smart then.
Everywhere I look they're about even in price
Just fyi...several PDs and LE agencies throughout the US are purging their Sigs...they are having several functional issues and the company is not feasibly rectifying these issues...sorry to say.
Any notible agencies leaving sig ?
I'm not sure I buy into that. Seems like a lot of complaints come from cops. These are the same people who can be suspended or even lose their job for negligent discharges so they have an incentive to leave out anything they may have done that contributed to the discharge. People throwing their firearm into a purse that isn't designed to carry firearms or using holsters that aren't specifically designed for the firearm they are carrying etc. I'm just not buying the issue with the p320 as being clearly established beyond the repairs they made during the voluntary recall. Glocks have been accused in the past of magically going off by cops as well.
@@red2977 I read the four different studies that the various agencies forwarded that detailed their reasoning for making the switch...in none of their studies was there any mention of an accidental discharge...the constant in the studies were the weapons' malfunctions while operators were on the line after significant use, but under the normal stresses of range usage for an LEO...
I will also add that the studies were very comprehensive with data points collected from across the country...
However, those studies were conducted almost 2 years ago...and I, now retired, am quite certain they have done their due diligence to rectify their issues since...Hopefully.
But it should be further noted that when the various agencies requested replacement parts...the parts they received also had the same problems... and it was documented several times that the company even sent the wrong parts back...
additionally, further research was conducted...it was determined that the company had outsourced for the requested replacement parts...so basically, in the end, it was determined that the weapons posed a significant liability risk on the streets...thus those agencies and PDs chose to make the transition. Mind you, to make that transition brought significant costs to these departments and agencies...in the millions...studying new weapons, purchasing, training on new weapon, new holsters, etc.
That stock p320 grip just feels like cheap ass to me like the whole point was you'd replace it anyway.
In what way is the Gen5 trigger pull better than the Gen4 with the dot connector? The Gen3 has the best trigger. The Gen4 with the dot connector is marginally acceptable. The Gen5 and Slimline Glocks have awful triggers. The creep is terrible with those models.
Smith and Wesson makes a 4 inch and a 3.6 inch not 3.3
@Bravo Six lol yeah
It also makes a 5”.
@@mystdragon8530 I was just talking about the Compact models, but yeah there’s a 4.25, 4.6 threaded and 5 inch full-size as well
AND dont drop that 320! SW M&P and CZ 75 take it!
GLOCK! CARDBOARD BOX WITH A HANDLE!! HA HA HA!
You know the world 🌎 is F’d up,if a manual gun safety messes people up 😂😂😂😂
What about the Springfield XD and XDM
Garbage
I remember the very first time I won a shooting competition. Part of winning first place was that you get a Springfield XD. I shot it once and now it just sits there on top of the chimney collecting dust.
Glock 19!!!
i own all three and I will tell you that I've never been a fan of Glock, its ugly, damn 22 degree grip angle, I just hate them. Sure they work, but i shoot them high because of the damn grip angle and I refuse the retrain myself so that Gen 5 is collecting dust.
The M&P is my go to and EDC on most days. I also carry the 5" on duty for my job and carry the P365 or M2.0 Shield as my back-up.
I Have the 3 P320s, the carry model with full-size grip modules, M17 with Wilson Combat grip module on order and the 320 Legion. I'm s Sig and M&P guy for the most part.
You guys should talk about another good entry level, cost effective gun that is gaining popularity, a few of which I own, the Canik TP9 Series. They are better than Taurus and have the best trigger of any striker fire gun out of the box for the cost. Just saying, I tell many of my students and first time gun owners to check them out when asked my opinion of what would be good and inexpensive.
MAGA buy SW MP9 2.0 :)