I really like this commentary I like him he feels the same way about guns that I do the guns we grew up with worst All steel and very beefy. So when it comes to this review I appreciate his Outlook
Bought one last week at the Pasadena location while it was on sale. Took it out to the range on Saturday. Woooo baby! It's a nice shooter. Great bargain for the price especially with the discount.
I found this gun for sale new at $199.00 and after your review I am going to order it tonight. I own a couple of Canik pistols and I like them so I am pretty sure I will like this one also. Turkey has been making some very good guns and the price point is affordable. Thanks for the review.
6:00 He said that BRG did not start out to make a "copycat..." the BRG IS a copycat; the BRG is a SA XD. One can see that the exterior of the gun is a total clone of a SA XD. And, upon inspection of the interior workings of the gun, they are also a total clone of the SA XD. And, having said that, I have NO problem with that! IT'S ABOUT TIME SOMEONE MADE A SA XD CLONE! Now, if supply on XD pistols goes down, one can get a BRG, or two, or more, that takes XD mags and works basically the same way with ergos and results. The XD is a superlative gun, when it comes to durability, reliability and safety. Although, the XD is not the most accurate pistol, it is extremely accurate out to 15 yards, and, even beyond. Keep in mind, that a handgun's purpose is virtually for only two things: 1. defending yourself from a distance of less than 35 yards, usually, about only about 3 to 7 yards. 2. getting to your long gun. I am definitly getting a BRG, and, the price is MORE than reasonable; it is a steal for what you obtain.
BRG9 personally. But everyone's different. I enjoyed shooting the BRG9 better, it's grip felt better in the hand, shot way smoother and the BRG9 is built like a rock to last. Stoeger is a better known and older well trusted brand with probably better warranty and customer service to back it up. But I always tell everyone to hold both and see which feels better in YOUR hand ✋️
BRG9 Elite is a tank, points naturally and shoots flat. Also Magazines for it are everywhere for cheap money because they completely compatible with the springfield XD9, same holsters also. I own 3 BRG9's, one in each finish. Fantastic weapon hitting way above it's price point. The BRG9 is no "budget gun". What it is is the HS2000 (XD9) of this era, a flat out sleeper of a steal. Get one while you can, hell get 2.
Yeah optic cut , better trigger , XD holster compatible and takes 226 mags. Wish more budget guns did that . The Night Stalker version on the PX9 gen 3 looks sick
Why is it that a gun with this kind of quality has such a low price? I hope you can help me on this one. I did used a Beretta years ago, and that thing didn't liked me at all, and It is a expensive gun. ¿Do you recomend to use a 124 grain or 115 grain in this gun? Or either one is ok?
Picked one up recently for around $250. Put 200 rounds through it so far, using 124 gr ammo(150 rounds) everything was perfect, using one box of 115 gr I did have a couple FTEs but that's pretty common for Turkish pistols(which are tested on 124 gr) and usually sorts itself out once it's gotten broken in so I'm not too worried about that.
Great video. Informational and I like how you were to the point on the main aspects of the firearm vs. run off on a tangent about your opinions. I’ve been thinking about buying one of these, so I’m doing my research as we all do with new models. Definitely don’t want to be stuck with a “Hi Point like” firearm. This one seems legit though. Thanks
@@adamsabo704 It was from Sportsmans Outdoors on the internet. The free shipping was a nice touch. Most of the FFL's here on the Coast of MS charge over $35 for handling a purchase. One small time pawn shop will do it for $27. The entire deal was $199 for gun, $14 tax, and $27 FFL. I love the pistol. Very accurate and recoil for follow up shots is minimal.
I think they're different strokes for different folks. They're priced extremely affordably.. compared to other guns in their price range I think they're 10x more solid and durable. they're definitely "new" but so far we've only heard good things and enjoyed trying them out for ourselves. the manufacturers are a metal producing company and really focused on the strength and durability of this gun, like Larry said we really like the weight it has, makes for a smooth shooter, it's not tiny and it doesn't feel cheap like most guns in its price range
No, the xd is made in Croatia, these are Turkish made. I own one, when compared to others in it's price range it's amazing. (Taurus, sds, skyye, ect). I'd say it's a little better fit and finish than the XD, eats any brand of ammo that you feed it, and even preferable to Glock for the ergonomics (of equal quality and sexier with the 1911-esque grip feel). It has become my EDC
Really good review but I wish you would have given, at least, an approximate price. You guys stay safe and continue to educate our shooting public. Please tell Billly and Lori the viewer said hello and may God Bless you all.
Thank you for watching! We avoid talking about prices at all on here so we don't get in trouble, but if you go to our website we have it posted and ready to purchase online or in stores currently!
Haha right? For that low of a price I would definitely consider this one of the best in that range. It's extremely solid and durable compared to more lite and cheaply made guns.
@@CartersCountry1 yea I'm probably grabbing one. It's like the impulse buy items at the cashier lane, sometime can't resist. Turkey seems to churn out quality copies of higher end brands like the caniks, sar etc. They start cheap and eventually find their way into their proper market price slots. I bought a few Sar9's when they came out for 250. Now hard to find under 350-400$ and still very nice for that price.
@@CartersCountry1 also being a police state meaning their police and military are tightly coordinated, any weapon that may find it's way into police hands are spec'd and run through NATO stress tests. I found out my Sar9's run so much smoother with the 124 NATO rounds.
@The_MonkeyPox _Commander I'm still weary and careful of some of the brands out of there.. haha but that's why we do so much research and test them out for you guys when we decide to carry new brands and models. We're just as curious as yall are! If I didn't already own a ton of polymer 9's I'd totally snag this guy up! Feels just as good as guns three times the price!
Only reason these turkish guns are this cheap is because their currency exchange rate is fucked right now due to run away inflation. Turkish guns are the best value on the market right now no doubt.
brg does not respond to emails if you have issues with their firearms. bought a gen 1 brg9 and it would not feed underwood 147 grain hard cast bullets. emailed the company several times but never heard a word back. I would be very cautious about this company for that very reason.
they're not professional shooters by any means. just average guys who like guns and playing with them :) they also both get tight consistent groupings soooo.... as non traditional as their grips are, seems to work for them just fine :)
I really like this commentary I like him he feels the same way about guns that I do the guns we grew up with worst All steel and very beefy. So when it comes to this review I appreciate his Outlook
Bought one last week at the Pasadena location while it was on sale. Took it out to the range on Saturday. Woooo baby! It's a nice shooter. Great bargain for the price especially with the discount.
Definitely a solid gun for the price! Thank you for your business and commenting!
I found this gun for sale new at $199.00 and after your review I am going to order it tonight. I own a couple of Canik pistols and I like them so I am pretty sure I will like this one also. Turkey has been making some very good guns and the price point is affordable. Thanks for the review.
I still get skeptical about a few pop up brands here and there. Hence why we like to deep dive and review the ones we think are worth a try!
I just got mine for $203 with tax. I'm a armed security guard. I want a good budget pistol
I own 3 caniks and a PDP and i prefer my Combay Executive over the Walther . Not just good for the money turkey legit makes great guns.
Now which one is better canik or brg9
@@jjames9803 From where?
6:00 He said that BRG did not start out to make a "copycat..." the BRG IS a copycat; the BRG is a SA XD. One can see that the exterior of the gun is a total clone of a SA XD. And, upon inspection of the interior workings of the gun, they are also a total clone of the SA XD. And, having said that, I have NO problem with that! IT'S ABOUT TIME SOMEONE MADE A SA XD CLONE! Now, if supply on XD pistols goes down, one can get a BRG, or two, or more, that takes XD mags and works basically the same way with ergos and results. The XD is a superlative gun, when it comes to durability, reliability and safety. Although, the XD is not the most accurate pistol, it is extremely accurate out to 15 yards, and, even beyond. Keep in mind, that a handgun's purpose is virtually for only two things: 1. defending yourself from a distance of less than 35 yards, usually, about only about 3 to 7 yards. 2. getting to your long gun. I am definitly getting a BRG, and, the price is MORE than reasonable; it is a steal for what you obtain.
Here good question Stoeger STR-9 vs BRG9 witch one would you buy keep???
BRG9 personally. But everyone's different. I enjoyed shooting the BRG9 better, it's grip felt better in the hand, shot way smoother and the BRG9 is built like a rock to last.
Stoeger is a better known and older well trusted brand with probably better warranty and customer service to back it up. But I always tell everyone to hold both and see which feels better in YOUR hand ✋️
The STR9 is amazing man. I love mine.
BRG9 Elite is a tank, points naturally and shoots flat. Also Magazines for it are everywhere for cheap money because they completely compatible with the springfield XD9, same holsters also. I own 3 BRG9's, one in each finish. Fantastic weapon hitting way above it's price point. The BRG9 is no "budget gun". What it is is the HS2000 (XD9) of this era, a flat out sleeper of a steal. Get one while you can, hell get 2.
The BRG9 is a great handgun, but the Tisas PX9 Gen 3 Duty is a notch above .
compared to the ISSC M22 Gen2 SD?
Yeah optic cut , better trigger , XD holster compatible and takes 226 mags. Wish more budget guns did that . The Night Stalker version on the PX9 gen 3 looks sick
Thanks for the info 👌
I also have the Tisas PX9 Duty and love it. I just ordered the BRG9 and hope it is near as good as the Tisas.
Does the Tisas PX9 also take XD 9 mags?
Thank you for this Great review and great firearm
Great video guys!! Now I want one! 😃
Exactly how we all felt after playing with one!
Just bought one today $189. Ended up being $200 with tax. Looking forward to it
Got mine for the same $203
Same, 203 delivered
Why is it that a gun with this kind of quality has such a low price? I hope you can help me on this one. I did used a Beretta years ago, and that thing didn't liked me at all, and It is a expensive gun.
¿Do you recomend to use a 124 grain or 115 grain in this gun? Or either one is ok?
Most people have never heard of the brand. But it is a TANK of a pistol! We're always on the hunt for affordable but still quality guns for you guys!
@@CartersCountry1 thank you very much for your great content. Keep up the great work that you always provide for us.
Picked one up recently for around $250. Put 200 rounds through it so far, using 124 gr ammo(150 rounds) everything was perfect, using one box of 115 gr I did have a couple FTEs but that's pretty common for Turkish pistols(which are tested on 124 gr) and usually sorts itself out once it's gotten broken in so I'm not too worried about that.
Great video. Informational and I like how you were to the point on the main aspects of the firearm vs. run off on a tangent about your opinions. I’ve been thinking about buying one of these, so I’m doing my research as we all do with new models. Definitely don’t want to be stuck with a “Hi Point like” firearm. This one seems legit though. Thanks
We love it! I feel out of all the more “budget friendly” guns out there, this would be one of the most solid choices.
Love mine.. awesome BRG❤❤❤❤
Ordered mine today for $199 and free shipping. Can't wait for it to come.
Where did you find that deal?
@@adamsabo704 It was from Sportsmans Outdoors on the internet. The free shipping was a nice touch. Most of the FFL's here on the Coast of MS charge over $35 for handling a purchase. One small time pawn shop will do it for $27. The entire deal was $199 for gun, $14 tax, and $27 FFL. I love the pistol. Very accurate and recoil for follow up shots is minimal.
Great video Carter Country.
Thank you for watching!
does it, or does it not, have a manual safety?
It does
How does it stack up against the Canick?
I think they're different strokes for different folks. They're priced extremely affordably.. compared to other guns in their price range I think they're 10x more solid and durable. they're definitely "new" but so far we've only heard good things and enjoyed trying them out for ourselves. the manufacturers are a metal producing company and really focused on the strength and durability of this gun, like Larry said we really like the weight it has, makes for a smooth shooter, it's not tiny and it doesn't feel cheap like most guns in its price range
Interesting. I have seen several videos on this pistol. Is this made in the same factory as the Springfield XD?
No, the xd is made in Croatia, these are Turkish made. I own one, when compared to others in it's price range it's amazing. (Taurus, sds, skyye, ect). I'd say it's a little better fit and finish than the XD, eats any brand of ammo that you feed it, and even preferable to Glock for the ergonomics (of equal quality and sexier with the 1911-esque grip feel). It has become my EDC
No, it's a clone made in Turkey
Sorta funny to hear that the steel frame rails have high aluminum content.
Rear Slide Plate: 7075 T6 Aluminum. He misspoke
He mis-spoke..he meant to say NICKEL.
Gonna visit soon.
Really good review but I wish you would have given, at least, an approximate price. You guys stay safe and continue to educate our shooting public. Please tell Billly and Lori the viewer said hello and may God Bless you all.
Thank you for watching! We avoid talking about prices at all on here so we don't get in trouble, but if you go to our website we have it posted and ready to purchase online or in stores currently!
Bought one for about 320
On sale right now for 189
Where?
@@MP-tf7cc I wrote that a month ago.
I gotta buy one
This is everywhere for 189 right now. I hate when shit get this cheap because it makes you doubt its quality
Haha right? For that low of a price I would definitely consider this one of the best in that range. It's extremely solid and durable compared to more lite and cheaply made guns.
@@CartersCountry1 yea I'm probably grabbing one. It's like the impulse buy items at the cashier lane, sometime can't resist. Turkey seems to churn out quality copies of higher end brands like the caniks, sar etc. They start cheap and eventually find their way into their proper market price slots. I bought a few Sar9's when they came out for 250. Now hard to find under 350-400$ and still very nice for that price.
@@CartersCountry1 also being a police state meaning their police and military are tightly coordinated, any weapon that may find it's way into police hands are spec'd and run through NATO stress tests. I found out my Sar9's run so much smoother with the 124 NATO rounds.
@The_MonkeyPox _Commander I'm still weary and careful of some of the brands out of there.. haha but that's why we do so much research and test them out for you guys when we decide to carry new brands and models. We're just as curious as yall are! If I didn't already own a ton of polymer 9's I'd totally snag this guy up! Feels just as good as guns three times the price!
Only reason these turkish guns are this cheap is because their currency exchange rate is fucked right now due to run away inflation. Turkish guns are the best value on the market right now no doubt.
Looks like a XD.
I had the exact same thought. Looks like they started with the XD and made some minor changes to make it their own.
It's a replica basically
@@brandoncurrent3741 I wouldn't call it a replica because that's like saying it's a fake gun which obviously it's not I'd say it's a clone of the XD
brg does not respond to emails if you have issues with their firearms. bought a gen 1 brg9 and it would not feed underwood 147 grain hard cast bullets. emailed the company several times but never heard a word back. I would be very cautious about this company for that very reason.
Buy quality bullets cheapo.😡
I would contact buffalo cartridge company instead. They responded to a user on here with a complaint.
Looks much like a XD
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Higher aluminum content. 😫
And the price is ???????????????
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Turkish XD
Both your grips are horrible absolutely horrible I'm not trying to be mean but you guys need to work on you pistol grip.
they're not professional shooters by any means. just average guys who like guns and playing with them :) they also both get tight consistent groupings soooo.... as non traditional as their grips are, seems to work for them just fine :)
And you have to start minding your own bussiness mr know it all.
For $200 beats a hipoint , i saw a Sigma SD9VE for $180 at a local shop might grab it as a stache away gun
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