I have the G20 SF for short frame, Gen 3. Fits my hand much better. I also added Talon grip tape. Night and day difference. I think on Gen 4s you can reverse the mag release button. I’m also left handed but that button does not bother me.
I've been wondering which 10mm I want to try out besides the g20. I already have a very nice g20 build with an optic cut and window cuts etc.. it's a pretty gucci gun and super fun to shoot. I'm thinking either the sig or the XDM
Being a hard core Sig fan - and I’ve owned the XDM as well - traded it for my XTen. I would probably choose the Glock, then Sig then Springfield. Didn’t hate the Springfield / it was actually quite nice - but like the Sig and Glock better! Thanks for checking out my channel!!!
Although Glock is good quality the ergonomics and triggers of the XDM and XTEN are so much better that the G20 shouldn’t even be considered unless you’re an all-Glock guy. Between the XDM and the Sig it’s close but I give the edge to the XTEN.
I got the G20 gen 5 and didnt know about the Sig. Am I kinda miffed after falling in love with my 365xl? Sure, but a Glock is a Glock and it's gonna just be good at being that. Sig can be pretty but they really struck gold with the 365 but have had a roller coaster history with many of their other platforms.
Have you had Glock bulge issues? My friend has the Glock and I the Sig. we can’t reload doing the same steps as the Glock brass needs to run through a Redding bulge buster before normal reloading😮
I have both love both but i shoot the glock better and its been more dependable. My x10 has had aome issues feeding certain ammo. Out of all my 10s my Springfield xdm elite compact 10mm is the most accurate and shoots the best
Similar experiences but I'm better shooting the G20, then XTEN and last the XDM. The XTEN just fits so well in the hand compared to the others and it pains me with some of the ammo failures I have had. Only FMJ 180 fires the best without failures out of my XTEN. If I'm going out in the woods, I will be taking the G20. I hope SIG continues with R&D to make it as good as the G20 and XDM running all types of ammo and more reliable.
I am also a Sig fan boy, I love the P220 in 10mm. The P220 & G20 is a better choice because they have proven to work with most of the ammunition that is out there. The Sig XTen has had issues with the 200-220-230 grain bullets. That maybe because of the grip module being so thin like a 9mm. Hopefully Sig will correct this problem. Maybe Icarus ACE might be a good option, but its a lot of money for a Icarus grip mod. One more thing if you like the 10mm, it was the Glock 20 & 29 that kept the 10mm alive, and now its thriving. Great video, hope to see a range report from you. Thank You
@@SonsoftheRevolution1776 very true, even the Glock 20 Gen 5 is having issues. But there are other guns that work and are good to go out of the box from day one, but maybe not in 10mm. Maybe there is a breaking period for the 10mm because the round is so powerful and versatile. Some loads are watered down and some are as Hot as when the round was first developed.
@jimd1968 the breakin is common with just about all of the sig firearms I usually run around 300 rounds through a new sig before it becomes a daily carry. I need to make a range trip soon so I can put some rounds through my Xmacro so that it can be added to the EDC list. A lot of it has to do with the mags as well, sig mags are definitely tight when new.
@@SonsoftheRevolution1776 If its like the 365XL its going to run like a Champ for you. If you can when you get some range time in, please give a report. Have fun. Thank You
Minute 3:50: There is no “Tree” in “ambidextrous” which is also a four, not five syllable word! 😎 I too like Sigs, as well as Walther pistols for their ergonomics, although Glock makes fine, superbly reliable pistols too.
all brands can have stove pipe issues, I've shot SIG's that have them and Glocks as well, I think it has more to do with the gun and its components getting broken in as the machined parts are simply not always 100% smooth until they cycle a few 100 times. A gun with 1000 rounds thru it is always more reliable imo.
Good review. First time I've seen your channel, I was surprised how few subscribers you had, as you're very articulate and have good presentation skills. You will grow, if TH-cam let's you😂. Anyway, I have both of these guns, and I really hope just putting more rounds through my Sig will smooth things out. I just fear they made the grip so small, therefore the mags are small, so tolerances are tight for smooth operation right out of the box. Love the gun otherwise. But you're right, if I only had these two and a grizzly is coming, I'm grabbing my Glock😮.
I had the same problem with my Glock, it rubs my finger and causes abrasions on my middle finger knuckle, AKA Glock Knuckle. I always loved the sig more. Love the Sig 10mm.
I’m a fellow Sig fanboy. I have and love to shoot Sigs in 9mm, 40S&w/357 Sig and 45acp. I also own a Glock 10mm and a 45acp. My favorite 10mm pistol is a Springfield XD Elite. The Glock is nice, but not as fun to shoot as the Springfield.
Hola!!! Great state to live in - and nice that we have lots of firearm industries in the state - Walther in Ft Smith, Nighthawk and Wilson Combat in Berryville and Sig ammo in/near Little Rock!!! THANKS SO MUCH for watching!!! Tell your friends/neighbors! (:
Hope you enjoy your choice of pistol. I've had quite a few Glocks & Sigs. Both types have jammed. Shooting plate competition with a G17, it jammed, couple of times. But hey. When your shooting fast for long periods of times, the components sometimes fail. Like a machine. A G19 jammed on me just shooting at the range. SIG p229 jammed on me few times. All other Sigs i owned were flawless. As for 10mm my G40 with KKM 7" barrel has not failed me. And its a soft shooter. If i were to purchase another 10mm it'd be a S&W 1006. I had 2 of those when they first came out. I wish i would have held onto them.
I like my X-Ten, it's more accurate than the 9mm p320xf I traded for it. I just need a couple mags and probably a RDO, not sure which one though, mid range price point. I also don't need bear loads. Another 150 rounds and I'll start putting some HP's thru it. Good content thanks for sharing! No malfunctions in 150rds.
I have, after my first 50 rounds of 180grain target ammo. Then ran 16 rounds of 200grain. Fit all 16, but yes the 16th round was very hard to put in. No issues so far
Sig is reliable for me as well. Just stiff as a board when trying to rack with a full magazine. Keep hoping it loosens up but has not yet. THANKS FOR WATCHING!!
Glock fan boy here did get a new 10mm got the sig, sexier seems to work ok. the new gen 5 G20 has thinner grip and comes mos ready. Also snagged a S&W M&P 10 much cheaper with rebate . I like the M&P much better than the Sig . M& P eats everything SIg Key holes some 10mm.
Both sides have had problems. You can see this all over TH-cam. The Sig definitely wins the looks contest. I like the options for the Sig: (MOS compatible/ambidextrous/ factory stippling)-but will always trust that the Glock having one in the pipe will not go off without the trigger being fully engaged. It's not in my experience, but hearing all the lawsuits on Sig pistols unintentionally firing is not helping their brand. Also want to point out that my Glock20SF after installing nite fision accurate 8 sights- has been the most accurate non-red dot pistol I'v owned capable of 2-3" groups easily at 12 yards. Not bad for Glock's heavy spongey trigger. Installed a Timmney alpha match and the 20SF breaks much crisper at 4.5 pounds compared to almost 6 pounds for the OEM. Yes....I know that the 2 upgrades cost me an extra 200.00, but the 20SF retailed for 549.00. So with the additional add-ons the price is very similar to that of the Sig. As a 10mm that's more for a woods back up and quick acquisition for 20 yards on in, I really don't foresee needing the red dot on the 20SF...Just my 2 cents.
After sig has won multiple court cases with thousands of attempts and yet to this day no legitimate lab has recreated the drop fire issue or now the ghost firing in holster. It was almost a good ad campaign by glock with their paid trolls, but the P320 and P365 outsell Glock entire line of pistols. They have both set all time sales records since their release.
I would not consider Sig having to pay in excess of $800,000 in attorney fees and $2,800 per plaintiff in a lawsuit settlement a win. Love to shoot the Sig at the range. But that's it. Ill never trust it with a loaded chamber when I carry. @@SonsoftheRevolution1776
1911 has also remained unchanged much like the Glock, you don’t change “perfection”, Glock goes bang every time and Glock has crazy customer service at the factory. I drove there and they cleaned/inspected/replaced for FREE parts on my Glock. All preference, but know the background and facts first😊
The looks of the gun... who cares? Talk about a non-priority. The affinity one has with a particular line of pistol? Not at the sake of #1 reliability, and #2 accuracy. I love the SIG Sauer P220, P226 and P229 series pistols. Beautiful pieces, fantastic reliability, great accuracy. Oh, and really nice looking, too. I've just never cared for the P250 and P320 series. The P365 series is okay, but I don't really like micro compacts, either. Overall, SIGs are the top-tier pistols I've owned, and mine have always been 100% flawlessly reliable. I've owned several Glocks, in 9mm Luger, 357 SIG, .40 S&W, .45 ACP, and 10mm Auto. All were totally 100% reliable, except for the 10mm Auto (a Gen3 Glock 20SF), which had a lot of reliability issues, to say nothing of that damned unsupported bullet chamber. That being said, IMHO, Glocks have terrible triggers, crappy sights, overall poor ergonomics, but nevertheless I've always found them to be accurate, quick and simple to detail strip and reassemble, but also in need of quite a few upgrades to get them to where I wanted them. Their looks, IMHO, they're pug-ugly, and they don't feel good in my hands - sort of like a poorly sculpted 2 x 4 piece of lumber. Even though I shot them well, I didn't care for the grip angle on my Glocks, all except for 10mm G20 that is, where it really helped tame the recoil. My Springfield Armory XDm .40 S&W 4.5" and .45 ACP 4.5" shot just as well as my Glocks, but had better fit and finish, and were just as reliable. I didn't care for their mushy stock triggers, but I did like their looks over Glock. My fourth / most recent brand of pistol is from Smith & Wesson, specifically their M&P M2.0 series, in 9mm Luger, and most recently, 10mm Auto. Trying out M&P 9 M2.0 rentals at my local indoor shooting range is what moved me over to this series of pistol, and prompted me to eventually sell off all of my Glock and Springfield Armory pistols. I found I just shot the M&Ps effortlessly better than my other striker fired pistols. They came well equipped stock, felt great in my hands, and although I didn't much care for their stock hinged triggers, I preferred them to the Glock and XDm stock triggers. Thousands of 9mm Luger rounds down range later, my three M&P M2.0 9mm pistols have all been 100% flawlessly reliable. IMHO, they're far and away better than my Glock and XDm pistols. Regarding my two 10mm Auto pistols (G3 G20SF, M&P 4.6"), perfection cannot be claimed. My M&P 10mm 4.6" has 1,400 10mm Auto rounds down range, 400 of which were full power Underwood hunting and / or JHP self defense rounds. I've experienced just 1 malfunction of any kind, a FTF during my first shooting session with it. The load was an Underwood 10mm Auto 200 Gr FN HCL round. I quickly remedied this with a Wolff Gunsprings uncaptured 24-pound recoil spring and new solid stainless steel guide rod, and a pair of Springer Precision longer length higher strength magazine springs. To date she's been 1,399 for 1,400 (99.929% reliable). My Gen3 Glock 20SF has been a veritable jam-o-matic with heavy full power loads from Buffalo Bore, Double Tap, and Underwood, suffering about a 30% failure rate (FTF and FTE malfunctions). Changing out various steel RSAs and magazine springs failed to resolve these issues. Not to mention that damned unsupported bullet chamber giving me the notorious Glock smiley face on every single full power cartridge casing - so much for reloading those spent cases. Per Glock, HCL rounds are a no-go, so spending some coin on a fully supported after-market barrel was in order. I tried both a $95 6" Loan Wolf barrel and a $200 4.6" Bar-Sto semi drop-in barrel. This saved my brass, but didn't alleviate all my FTF and FTE malfunctions. Plus, crappy trigger, crappy sights, uncomfortable slippery grip... my G20 was the last of my Glocks sold off.
FANTASTIC feedback!! Thank you so much for watching and commenting!!! That's crazy about the Glock. Don't often hear about reliability problems with Glocks. Still have not picked one up - but have shot a few and totally agree they are nothing special but shoot just fine. thank you again for watching!!!!
Sigs can be counted on to look great 100% of the time, but Glocks can be counted on to protect your life 100% of the time. Easy choice, given the purpose of a gun.
That’s the thing glocks are not pretty but that is why people prefer them cuz they go BANG every time you pull the trigger.The funny thing is that people like you bag on glocks until it hands your sig it’s A.S😂
sorry if i bagged on Glocks - didn't / don't mean to. They are excellent firearms - I have just never owned one (yet!). Would trust my life with them based on their heritage. Really wouldn't mind owning a 17, 19 or 20 - just haven't picked one up yet. THANKS SO MUCH FOR WATCHING!!
GLOCK RULES
They've been very very good for a very VERY long time!!! Thanks so much for watching!
I have had my XTen for some time and have shot 100 round through it and not one problem!
Is it crazy hard to rack with a full magazine? That’s the only thing I don’t absolutely love about it. Thank you for watching!!!
It is hard to get the mag in with it being full with the slide being forward, but if it is locked back no problem at all.
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I have the G20 SF for short frame, Gen 3. Fits my hand much better. I also added Talon grip tape. Night and day difference. I think on Gen 4s you can reverse the mag release button. I’m also left handed but that button does not bother me.
I love the honest reviews
Thanks great video.
Thank you so very much for watching!!!
I've been wondering which 10mm I want to try out besides the g20. I already have a very nice g20 build with an optic cut and window cuts etc.. it's a pretty gucci gun and super fun to shoot. I'm thinking either the sig or the XDM
Being a hard core Sig fan - and I’ve owned the XDM as well - traded it for my XTen. I would probably choose the Glock, then Sig then Springfield. Didn’t hate the Springfield / it was actually quite nice - but like the Sig and Glock better! Thanks for checking out my channel!!!
Although Glock is good quality the ergonomics and triggers of the XDM and XTEN are so much better that the G20 shouldn’t even be considered unless you’re an all-Glock guy. Between the XDM and the Sig it’s close but I give the edge to the XTEN.
Which is more accurate out to 25-30 meters?
I got the G20 gen 5 and didnt know about the Sig. Am I kinda miffed after falling in love with my 365xl? Sure, but a Glock is a Glock and it's gonna just be good at being that. Sig can be pretty but they really struck gold with the 365 but have had a roller coaster history with many of their other platforms.
Have you had Glock bulge issues? My friend has the Glock and I the Sig. we can’t reload doing the same steps as the Glock brass needs to run through a Redding bulge buster before normal reloading😮
I'd like to see a comparison of the "fcu's/slide rails" of the two, maybe a follow up video? Thanks for sharing.
The Sig has a way better trigger pull.
I have both love both but i shoot the glock better and its been more dependable. My x10 has had aome issues feeding certain ammo. Out of all my 10s my Springfield xdm elite compact 10mm is the most accurate and shoots the best
I had that Springfield but traded it for the Sig. it was a good gun for sure!! My only Springfield. Thanks for watching!!!
@@TheArkansasGunGuy . Mine as well, had some xd's and xds' just weren't very dependable IMO
Similar experiences but I'm better shooting the G20, then XTEN and last the XDM. The XTEN just fits so well in the hand compared to the others and it pains me with some of the ammo failures I have had. Only FMJ 180 fires the best without failures out of my XTEN. If I'm going out in the woods, I will be taking the G20. I hope SIG continues with R&D to make it as good as the G20 and XDM running all types of ammo and more reliable.
I am also a Sig fan boy, I love the P220 in 10mm. The P220 & G20 is a better choice because they have proven to work with most of the ammunition that is out there. The Sig XTen has had issues with the 200-220-230 grain bullets. That maybe because of the grip module being so thin like a 9mm. Hopefully Sig will correct this problem. Maybe Icarus ACE might be a good option, but its a lot of money for a Icarus grip mod. One more thing if you like the 10mm, it was the Glock 20 & 29 that kept the 10mm alive, and now its thriving. Great video, hope to see a range report from you. Thank You
People who have never owned a sig had some problems in the very first boxes of ammo. They have a break in period and 2 or 3 boxes isnt it.
@@SonsoftheRevolution1776 very true, even the Glock 20 Gen 5 is having issues. But there are other guns that work and are good to go out of the box from day one, but maybe not in 10mm. Maybe there is a breaking period for the 10mm because the round is so powerful and versatile. Some loads are watered down and some are as Hot as when the round was first developed.
@jimd1968 the breakin is common with just about all of the sig firearms I usually run around 300 rounds through a new sig before it becomes a daily carry. I need to make a range trip soon so I can put some rounds through my Xmacro so that it can be added to the EDC list. A lot of it has to do with the mags as well, sig mags are definitely tight when new.
@@SonsoftheRevolution1776 If its like the 365XL its going to run like a Champ for you. If you can when you get some range time in, please give a report. Have fun. Thank You
@@jimd1968 it will probably be my first videos I post on the Tube
The Gen 5 G20 is MOS so it have front serrations and an optics cut. And seems to be more reliable. Lol
Minute 3:50: There is no “Tree” in “ambidextrous” which is also a four, not five syllable word! 😎
I too like Sigs, as well as Walther pistols for their ergonomics, although Glock makes fine, superbly reliable pistols too.
all brands can have stove pipe issues, I've shot SIG's that have them and Glocks as well, I think it has more to do with the gun and its components getting broken in as the machined parts are simply not always 100% smooth until they cycle a few 100 times. A gun with 1000 rounds thru it is always more reliable imo.
Good review man. Takes an honest man to go against his favourite brand.
Good review. First time I've seen your channel, I was surprised how few subscribers you had, as you're very articulate and have good presentation skills. You will grow, if TH-cam let's you😂. Anyway, I have both of these guns, and I really hope just putting more rounds through my Sig will smooth things out. I just fear they made the grip so small, therefore the mags are small, so tolerances are tight for smooth operation right out of the box. Love the gun otherwise. But you're right, if I only had these two and a grizzly is coming, I'm grabbing my Glock😮.
I had the same problem with my Glock, it rubs my finger and causes abrasions on my middle finger knuckle, AKA Glock Knuckle. I always loved the sig more. Love the Sig 10mm.
I look forward to firing the Xten 👍🏻
The Xten is my favorite 10mm. It’s a beautiful looking gun. It’s very comfortable and it has minimal recoil, considering it’s a 10 mm.
Totally agree
Any concern about the drop misfired?
my favorite round.... just wish I could afford to shoot MORE!!! thanks so much for watching@
I’m a fellow Sig fanboy. I have and love to shoot Sigs in 9mm, 40S&w/357 Sig and 45acp. I also own a Glock 10mm and a 45acp. My favorite 10mm pistol is a Springfield XD Elite. The Glock is nice, but not as fun to shoot as the Springfield.
Hey there fellow arkansan
Hola!!! Great state to live in - and nice that we have lots of firearm industries in the state - Walther in Ft Smith, Nighthawk and Wilson Combat in Berryville and Sig ammo in/near Little Rock!!! THANKS SO MUCH for watching!!! Tell your friends/neighbors! (:
Hope you enjoy your choice of pistol. I've had quite a few Glocks & Sigs. Both types have jammed. Shooting plate competition with a G17, it jammed, couple of times. But hey. When your shooting fast for long periods of times, the components sometimes fail. Like a machine. A G19 jammed on me just shooting at the range. SIG p229 jammed on me few times. All other Sigs i owned were flawless. As for 10mm my G40 with KKM 7" barrel has not failed me. And its a soft shooter. If i were to purchase another 10mm it'd be a S&W 1006. I had 2 of those when they first came out. I wish i would have held onto them.
Fantastic feedback!!! Thank you so much for sharing - and for watching!!!
I like my X-Ten, it's more accurate than the 9mm p320xf I traded for it. I just need a couple mags and probably a RDO, not sure which one though, mid range price point. I also don't need bear loads. Another 150 rounds and I'll start putting some HP's thru it.
Good content thanks for sharing! No malfunctions in 150rds.
Order some full power loads, it gets even more accurate and consistent with the "hotter" factory spec loads.
Have you shot 200gr or heavier in the mag? And can you load 15rnds
I have, after my first 50 rounds of 180grain target ammo. Then ran 16 rounds of 200grain. Fit all 16, but yes the 16th round was very hard to put in. No issues so far
I heard the sig is reliable ive watched many videos on here and the sig never malfunction
Sig is reliable for me as well. Just stiff as a board when trying to rack with a full magazine. Keep hoping it loosens up but has not yet. THANKS FOR WATCHING!!
Glock fan boy here did get a new 10mm got the sig, sexier seems to work ok. the new gen 5 G20 has thinner grip and comes mos ready. Also snagged a S&W M&P 10 much cheaper with rebate . I like the M&P much better than the Sig . M& P eats everything SIg Key holes some 10mm.
Both sides have had problems. You can see this all over TH-cam. The Sig definitely wins the looks contest. I like the options for the Sig: (MOS compatible/ambidextrous/ factory stippling)-but will always trust that the Glock having one in the pipe will not go off without the trigger being fully engaged. It's not in my experience, but hearing all the lawsuits on Sig pistols unintentionally firing is not helping their brand. Also want to point out that my Glock20SF after installing nite fision accurate 8 sights- has been the most accurate non-red dot pistol I'v owned capable of 2-3" groups easily at 12 yards. Not bad for Glock's heavy spongey trigger. Installed a Timmney alpha match and the 20SF breaks much crisper at 4.5 pounds compared to almost 6 pounds for the OEM. Yes....I know that the 2 upgrades cost me an extra 200.00, but the 20SF retailed for 549.00. So with the additional add-ons the price is very similar to that of the Sig. As a 10mm that's more for a woods back up and quick acquisition for 20 yards on in, I really don't foresee needing the red dot on the 20SF...Just my 2 cents.
Don’t drop sig might drop unwanted target!
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After sig has won multiple court cases with thousands of attempts and yet to this day no legitimate lab has recreated the drop fire issue or now the ghost firing in holster. It was almost a good ad campaign by glock with their paid trolls, but the P320 and P365 outsell Glock entire line of pistols. They have both set all time sales records since their release.
Hahahahahahahahaha
I would not consider Sig having to pay in excess of $800,000 in attorney fees and $2,800 per plaintiff in a lawsuit settlement a win. Love to shoot the Sig at the range. But that's it. Ill never trust it with a loaded chamber when I carry. @@SonsoftheRevolution1776
1911 has also remained unchanged much like the Glock, you don’t change “perfection”, Glock goes bang every time and Glock has crazy customer service at the factory. I drove there and they cleaned/inspected/replaced for FREE parts on my Glock. All preference, but know the background and facts first😊
You are Left hnaded! Glock allows you to switch?
The looks of the gun... who cares? Talk about a non-priority. The affinity one has with a particular line of pistol? Not at the sake of #1 reliability, and #2 accuracy.
I love the SIG Sauer P220, P226 and P229 series pistols. Beautiful pieces, fantastic reliability, great accuracy. Oh, and really nice looking, too. I've just never cared for the P250 and P320 series. The P365 series is okay, but I don't really like micro compacts, either. Overall, SIGs are the top-tier pistols I've owned, and mine have always been 100% flawlessly reliable.
I've owned several Glocks, in 9mm Luger, 357 SIG, .40 S&W, .45 ACP, and 10mm Auto. All were totally 100% reliable, except for the 10mm Auto (a Gen3 Glock 20SF), which had a lot of reliability issues, to say nothing of that damned unsupported bullet chamber. That being said, IMHO, Glocks have terrible triggers, crappy sights, overall poor ergonomics, but nevertheless I've always found them to be accurate, quick and simple to detail strip and reassemble, but also in need of quite a few upgrades to get them to where I wanted them. Their looks, IMHO, they're pug-ugly, and they don't feel good in my hands - sort of like a poorly sculpted 2 x 4 piece of lumber. Even though I shot them well, I didn't care for the grip angle on my Glocks, all except for 10mm G20 that is, where it really helped tame the recoil.
My Springfield Armory XDm .40 S&W 4.5" and .45 ACP 4.5" shot just as well as my Glocks, but had better fit and finish, and were just as reliable. I didn't care for their mushy stock triggers, but I did like their looks over Glock.
My fourth / most recent brand of pistol is from Smith & Wesson, specifically their M&P M2.0 series, in 9mm Luger, and most recently, 10mm Auto. Trying out M&P 9 M2.0 rentals at my local indoor shooting range is what moved me over to this series of pistol, and prompted me to eventually sell off all of my Glock and Springfield Armory pistols. I found I just shot the M&Ps effortlessly better than my other striker fired pistols. They came well equipped stock, felt great in my hands, and although I didn't much care for their stock hinged triggers, I preferred them to the Glock and XDm stock triggers. Thousands of 9mm Luger rounds down range later, my three M&P M2.0 9mm pistols have all been 100% flawlessly reliable. IMHO, they're far and away better than my Glock and XDm pistols.
Regarding my two 10mm Auto pistols (G3 G20SF, M&P 4.6"), perfection cannot be claimed.
My M&P 10mm 4.6" has 1,400 10mm Auto rounds down range, 400 of which were full power Underwood hunting and / or JHP self defense rounds. I've experienced just 1 malfunction of any kind, a FTF during my first shooting session with it. The load was an Underwood 10mm Auto 200 Gr FN HCL round. I quickly remedied this with a Wolff Gunsprings uncaptured 24-pound recoil spring and new solid stainless steel guide rod, and a pair of Springer Precision longer length higher strength magazine springs. To date she's been 1,399 for 1,400 (99.929% reliable).
My Gen3 Glock 20SF has been a veritable jam-o-matic with heavy full power loads from Buffalo Bore, Double Tap, and Underwood, suffering about a 30% failure rate (FTF and FTE malfunctions). Changing out various steel RSAs and magazine springs failed to resolve these issues. Not to mention that damned unsupported bullet chamber giving me the notorious Glock smiley face on every single full power cartridge casing - so much for reloading those spent cases. Per Glock, HCL rounds are a no-go, so spending some coin on a fully supported after-market barrel was in order. I tried both a $95 6" Loan Wolf barrel and a $200 4.6" Bar-Sto semi drop-in barrel. This saved my brass, but didn't alleviate all my FTF and FTE malfunctions. Plus, crappy trigger, crappy sights, uncomfortable slippery grip... my G20 was the last of my Glocks sold off.
FANTASTIC feedback!! Thank you so much for watching and commenting!!! That's crazy about the Glock. Don't often hear about reliability problems with Glocks. Still have not picked one up - but have shot a few and totally agree they are nothing special but shoot just fine. thank you again for watching!!!!
The XTen has performed great it is as accurate or more accurate than the Delta Elite and more reliable for sure.
@@TheArkansasGunGuy you dont often hear the reality of glock reliability because most glock owners are in denial. Lol
Sigs can be counted on to look great 100% of the time, but Glocks can be counted on to protect your life 100% of the time. Easy choice, given the purpose of a gun.
Not true I have seen many glocks malfunction
@@mikedawson1907 You must be a customer service rep for Glock.
@@Greenmachine305 nope work in corrections sorry 😀😀😀
@@mikedawson1907 Hopefully it wasn't your officer's guns that failed.
Pick yourself up a 220 10mm, Rolls Royce of pistols, heavy though, Glock is my second favorite.
Glock! It’s a tool not a piece of jewelry! And it takes an RMR!
I’ll take the Glock over sig, however I heard 510 is the king.
I’ve never even seen the 510. Need to look for it! Thanks for watching!!
That’s the thing glocks are not pretty but that is why people prefer them cuz they go BANG every time you pull the trigger.The funny thing is that people like you bag on glocks until it hands your sig it’s A.S😂
sorry if i bagged on Glocks - didn't / don't mean to. They are excellent firearms - I have just never owned one (yet!). Would trust my life with them based on their heritage. Really wouldn't mind owning a 17, 19 or 20 - just haven't picked one up yet. THANKS SO MUCH FOR WATCHING!!
Glock 100. Percent. Glock
Sig ammo sucks big time. My G20 jams with Sig ammo. Nothing else.