Top 5 Most Reliable Handguns Of All Time
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- Опубликовано: 13 окт 2024
- A list of the most reliable & trusted pistols in history.
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The Beretta M9 was suppose to be on this list as an honorable mention, honestly I just forgot to mention it. The 1911 didn't make it even though I love it bc it is made by too many different manufactures with different tolerances and quality control. 1911's from Dan Wesson, Colt, Springfield and so on are great pistols but they're are a lot of duds out there as well.
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I have nothing, but stellar things to say about my Sig Sauer 1911 Tacops. It has had one failure to go into battery when using Magtech Ammunition. I’m unsure what caused the issue, it wasn’t the magazine, maybe the round before the FTGIB was under powered. It chews Blazer Brass, Federal, Barnes Tac-XPD’s, Sig V Crown, as well as Sig FMJ like a fat kid chokes down packs of oreos, I bought it used for $780 from a guy who only put 200 rounds through it. Your mileage may vary on how one of their 1911’s works out for you, or doesn’t work out for you.
You could say the exact same with all the glock knockoffs etc that have come out.
Alex InYT Excellent point.
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Shoudday Cha I’m no expert, I’m sharing my experience in the event he wished to review one. That is all.
0:32 #5 Browning HI Power
1:26 #4 Sig p226
1:52 #3 H&K USP
2:30 #2 Glock
3:14 Honorable mention
3:30 NOT the Remington RP9
3:39 Cz 75, P07
I have qualified with an M1911, M9, P226, and Glock 21 as duty weapons. All of them were reliable, but the P226 is my hands down favorite. When my PD switched to the Glock, I was able to purchase my issue P226. I have put somewhere north of 20,000 rounds through it without a single problem. I also had a CZ75 that my dad traded to me in exchange for a Smith and Wesson 5906. I loved the CZ75, but Dad did too, so after a few months he wanted to trade back. I don’t blame him. If it had been anyone other than my dad I would have told them, “Too bad!”
the sig p226 is a great gun best i ever did shoot. my freiend had one and couldnt hit the side of a barn with it so i tried it 25 yards out as fast as i could pull the trigger emptied the clip i shot a 3" group. it took me about 3000 rounds before i was able to hit like that with my S&W 6904
Definitely agree on the Sig. had a P228 (lil brother if the 226) that spent the night in a creek, underwater and in silt (long story) and found it , took it right out to the range and it shot all 14 rounds that were underwater all night and then another 300 rounds with zero malfunctions. Used sig P228 for 10 years as a duty weapon and never had a malfunction.
So glad to hear that CZ was up on top. Mine has been extremely reliable extremely accurate I thoroughly enjoy it
An underrated pistol manufacturer. You got to love the CZ-75 double action pull, it's pretty smooth. I remember when the Cold War was going on they were rare and prized. 10th SF Grp had some for familiarization.
Not a big target shooter... but I used a 1911A1.... would not be here without it today. It was rough to look at and use but it did the one thing I required... It kept me alive in Vietnam. All I can say is it was beloved by me and NEVER let me down... and it hit what I aimed at (no, not targets) and not a single person got back on their feet coming up against us.
hot damn old salt. youre gettin me excited. thanks for your work
Much Respect. God Bless!
Shadow 2. 3500 rounds, still waiting for a misfire. I think it’s actually made by Toyota.
Shadow 2 orange or blue?
yes but they're like 1500 dollars :(
Its top secret alien Czechnology
@@josephp1592 I just did. I think I'm in love
Can you drop a building on it and drive it away?
I carried my issued Browning Hi Power in the Canadian Army. The only misfire I had was ammo related. Accuracy sucked mostly due to the hundreds of thousands of rounds that went down the barrels of these workhorses. Excellent firearm. Today, I own a S&W M&P 9. Goes bang every time I pulled the trigger. I liked it so much, I bought stock in the company.
1911, FN p45, sig p220, Browning hi-power, HK, CZ.
I carried a P220 for over 25 years and it never failed.
I went around and around, reading up in search of the best gun around, and though a steel on steel gun may not be for everyone, I absolutely love my cz 75b .40. Had it for near a year, run over 1500 rounds including a variety of self defence ammo, and have not had a single failure. Warms my heart to see it at the top of this list.
Call back when you get to around the 100,000 round mark. The gun hasn't been shot enough to determine reliability.
Too bad you got the .40 and not the 9mm.
I love my PX4. I tried several guns on the range before buying it. As a noob with bigger than average hands, the .40 variant shot as well as 9mm glocks. The double action means I'm comfortable carrying with one in the chamber and safety off.
I've only got 500 rounds through it, but basic tear down for cleaning is simple and easy. I don't store it in a bucket of mud, so envisage reliability will remain good.
I live in CA so only have 10 round clips, so each round needs to make an impression.
I've shot all of the weapons listed in this video. IMO, The PX4 Storm is my favorite, followed by the CZ -75.
Have the CZ P09 and am Amazed with its Reliablity and Accuracy.
CZ75B!!!! I'm so proud to find another guy with my affection for CZ PISTOLS. I'VE NEVER BEEN DISAPPOINTED BY A CZ. I'VE NEVER LOST A MATCH WITH A CZ EXCEPT TO ANOTHER CZ! I've been carrying a 75b concealed for 8 years, giving up a Springfield 1911 for it as soon as I shot it! I've taken hogs, Bobcats, & turkeys. All I added to my 75b was THX sights. Period.
Got a CZ-75 P-01 Omega, best pistol I've ever shot. Wouldn't hesitate at all staking my life on it.
That double action pull on a 75 is so smooth
May I ask what caliber? And how many hogs, that's awesome!
When I got out of college the first firearm I bought was an HK USP.... best engineered pistol ever, in my opinion.
Tears of the sun is the reason Iove the hk usp
Fired a few guns at the gun range trying to decide which to buy. A Glock, 1911, P226, M&P, and the USP. I fired more consistently with the USP than any of the others. I liked the Sig but USP won me over. The knock people have on its proprietary rail and it's price point are silly to me. It's great weapon made with precision and reliable materials. I love it.
Arigato Kisuke
@@captainlou9677 yeah, that was my second choice... excellent pistol!
I had a Browning HP in the late 80's and it was a pleasure to shoot! Now I have a CZ P-07 that will stay with me until the day I die! Awesome gun!
I have been carrying my Hi Power (FN Belgium) for 40 years and regularly shoot it at my club.
It is very reliable and has never let me down.
Recently, I have applied for a licence for a CZ P07. Hope that I am successful in getting the licence for this CZ.
Been a while but never had any reason to complain about several different Browning Hi Powers.
Both great pistols. I'd be happy with either.
I've been carrying CZ'S for over 20 years from & I own one CZ- 82 Makarov, a 75 compact, a P01, 3 Rami's two in 9mm & 1 in 40cal. before they stopped making them, one 75 D in 40 cal. & just bought a P07 for my birthday. Next is the 750 sniper rifle once I'm done saving up for it. People laughed at me even 15 years ago when I told them what I was shooting and carrying. Way back then I said they eat every kind of ammo I put in it, it'll eat it and spit it out and keep going. I am glad to hear this weapon is getting the props it has so long deserve. I trust my life to any of my CZ's next would be my 3" Ruger GP 100.
Bobby Grey you can take a cz 85 the special force from Ireland use him and there are the best unit in all what concern explosives
All great pistols my favorite is the H&K USP .45. Carried it the last 10 years on the job. No Jams or failure to feed. 🇺🇸
...even on cheap ammo they are FUNCTIONAL suckers ain't they???!!! =)
Loved my Hi Power, never let me down. It also helps that it was the first pistol I was ever issued so it holds a special place in my heart!
The fact that you could use the thing to club someone to death was an added bonus.
I love my Beretta 92A1. I still think the 92 should make it into the top 5. Very good video. Very praise worthy pistols.
I EDC a Browning hi power. I absolutely love it and know that it will never let me down in a time of need. It says a lot about it that it was first made over 80 years ago, but is still a rival of all modern day firearms.
I have a Glock 26 and love it. I also own a CZ 75 P07 Duty and that one is my baby. Just an all around great weapon and so damn fun to shoot. Double stack that doesn't feel like a double stack, well balanced, fantastic trigger, easy to get back on target, and is just a dream to shoot. The best handgun that nobody knows about.
I would have put the beretta M9 somewhere on there but at least the Remington rp9 would be great for getting practiced at clearing malfunctions
The Uncharted Trucker lol
The Uncharted Trucker kind of like the Kimber Solo - that’s all I use it for lol
Definitely valid that the 1911 would not be on here because of the amount of different manufacturers that have made it over the years, but I do own a SpringField Armory 1911-A1 Mil Spec, and it is by far my favorite pistol I have ever shot. Perfect trigger and naturally points. I can hit exactly where I want when I want, and I have never had a single malfunction with it after over 2,000 rounds. I take care of it of course, but in a self defense situation, it would definitely be the gun I would go far out of all the ones I have.
My heart skipped a beat when you said the Remington..., good one. LOL
CZ had to be on the list in IPSC Production Division it is nicknamed the Shadow Division we have 3 SP 01 Shadows and a P09 Duty and they all go bang every time great list
Carried a 92 on duty for ten years. No malfunctions, extremely accurate, High capacity, safe carry, second strike.( I've witnessed many high priced , over rated Sig DA/SA 226/229 etc malfunction during annual qualifications.) I suspect the Spec Ops/Seals/Elite forces get to choose and spec out their Sigs and they aren't "off the rack". They also carry the HK MRk23 and it's tactical HK .45 variants. I personally own an HK P2000SK it is the only DA/SA I consider as an option to the Italian 92F Beretta. the rest of your list is good although the Glock grip angle and tab safety isn't my cup of tea.
I have to say that, although I do love and appreciate the M9 (qualified sharpshooter with it when I didn’t know anything about pistols so I can attest is a very accurate pistol), I do not subscribe to the whole “second strike capability” theory, and for that reason I respectfully dismiss that as an advantage of a DA/SA pistol. That said, I do believe the M9 did evolve into one of the most reliable battle hardened pistols in the world, but that wasn’t always the case.
The reason the SOF community opted for the P226 over the Beretta is b/c it was just a better gun at the time. The ONLY reason the Beretta became the M9 was b/c it was the cheaper option. Not b/c it was better. That is not to say the Sig didn’t have it’s issues. The SEALs had a hell of a time with rust, which is one reason their guns were coated, and then eventually Sig replaced the stamped carbon steel slides with milled stainless steal slides.
However, the Beretta and Sig have both served with distinction, but both have been replaced, and rightfully so, by more modern striker fire options. It was a long time coming, IMO, simply b/c they’re just better options, especially for the masses. In my experience, striker fire pistols are much easier for beginners to master, they’re much lighter, which really matters when you’re carrying gear, and they’re really just easier to maintain and more reliable than other, older options. Cheers!
Yeah I personally would have at least included the 92 in the honorable mentions.
i LOVE my cz75.... the ergo grip fits your hand perfect,crazy accurate!! keep it clean and it will shoot forever
I'm loving my p09
A really good list. You need to make a list of top 5 AR’s.
CZ's are great. The Shadow 2 is not only reliable it is the most accurate handgun I have ever shot.
Range Randy And probably the best looking gun on the market.
Most accurate ... well surely they are fairly accurrate guns, but compared to the CZ Tactical Sports, several SIG models or well built 6" 1911 Models they are only average.
But dont get me wrong, I personaly have a Shadow 2 as my competition gun (IPSC Production) putting around 1500 Rounds threw it a month and my only but still rare malfunctions only occured after I installed a 12lb hammer spring (13lb works perfectly fine). And those "more accurate guns" are all priced way higher
Reliable and sexy as hell ;)
I love my CA75b 9mm. I hate the trigger reset though. What can I say I owned a Glock first.
Shoot a USP Tactical and you might change your tune
lol, you will NEVER want a USP after shooting a Shadow or Shadow 2.... unless you are over 2m high
Short. Sweet. No music. No BS! Thanks!
No Revolvers?
*_Yankee Marshal Intensifies_*
christopher dean Manhurin 73 for life 😍
christopher dean first revolver I ever shot was a 357 that jammed in the same spot everytime. Revolvers are inferior in almost every aspect
Fuckk Face well, if you shot with a Norinco Revolver, don't be surprised to jam
Shot with quality if you want quality
#Manhurin73forever
ViquelOoste it was some Alfa thing
Have fired over 1000 rounds through Sp101. Not 1 jam or miss-fire!
Thanks for giving props to CZ. I loved my CZ 75 compact and may the burglar who stole it die of a horrible disease. I still love my CZ 2075 Rami and I know it will always go bang when it's supposed to. Ergonomics, accuracy, durability, reliability and price make CZ nothing short of the prefect choice. There are two kinds of shooters in the world, those who love CZ and those who just haven't shot them yet.
Or who are just flat out Glock fanboys.
Andrew Brock may his knob grow worms and fall off. Feel your pain bud.
I agree! I love CZ's and had a CZ75 I purchased in Germany in 1989 stolen from my home around 2003. I'm still angry as hell today about it.
Hell I love CZs and I have yet to shoot 1 as far as I can remember. But I'm buying a 75 compact Omega soon.
Brent Reeve yeah go for it mate! Those things are built to last nuclear war, alien invasion and all sorts of Armageddon scenarios. That gun is a tank, love it.
I have an H&K USP in .40 that I purchased in 1995. I'm on my second barrel. In that time I've had two malfunctions, both stovepipes (fail to eject) and both with Tulammo. Accurate and reliable I also have it's baby brother, the USP Compact, also in .40 for carry. I love and trust these guns!
Absolutely nailed it! My CZ P07 is the best! After my classes, I’ve had a lot of my students buy them who didn’t know just what they wanted. Haven’t had a single disappointed customer yet. I also like that you had more DA/SA in you list than strikers!
I’ve been in law-enforcement as a homicide detective for nearly 15 years. I’m fortunate enough to work for department that, for the most part, allows me to carry what I choose. After much T and E of numerous types of pistols, I have historically chosen the CZ 75 compact PCR, and the CZP 10 S (as of recently), as my duty weapons of choice. I trust my life, and my partners lives to CZ weapon systems. Take note, if someone brings up CZ in a conversation about guns, they know stuff about guns. Great video.
Preston Whillock I’ve heard talk of those. Been thinking about getting one
PCR utterly reliable has shot everything that I put through it Tula and those junk steel case Winchester 9 mm. Low light sights and you got your self covered
I agree most people look confused when you say cz
I love my p07 9mm
My glock mos 10mm is a beast but the p07 takes it
My CZ SP01 is more accurate than I’ll ever be.
I have 3 of them. Planning to add the P10 F at some point.
Back in the 1970's, I was well armed with my hi power and two spare mags.
Salute 🫡 I own a Glock 17 Gen 3 brand new
I concur with you 100% - says the proud owner of a CZ 75 P-07 Duty.
Hard to beat CZ pistols!
When he said... “and the Remington RP9” I just about shit myself until he said kidding
I have them all, and my first choice is P-07, even though I feel cooler with HK USP and P30
Ruger P90 (.45acp) is pretty damn reliable too. Mine hasn't jammed, stovepiped, nor FTF in over 20 yrs of use. I can mix different brands of /and different projectile type ammo in one mag, fire it fast as I can pull the trigger, and it fires every time.
While mine was made in 1997, and it is a DA/SA hammer pistol, and not striker fired, and a bit heavy by todays standards, it works for me. if it jams tomorrow, it'll the the 1st time ever. Not bad for a 21 yr old semi auto.....
I have the same gun, I bought it used in 2014, I have the same results, it is a gun I'd bet my life on, on my worst day, although I cc 2 Ruger Security 9s the P90 will forever be my baby
I still have my Ruger P89 and P90 guns with no problems at all.... I've had both guns since 97 and 98....
Wow, a Ruger P90? Really? I had one and I have nothing good to say about it. Not reliable, jams a plenty, couldn't hit anything with it and it always ejected the last case right into my forehead leaving a black ring above my eyes.
@@manleybadger8311 sounds like a stroke of bad luck, I've got quite a few ruger pistols and they're all flawless, the security 9 has a finish that is a little less than perfect to say the least, but all are very good reliable tools for me
Great! Choices I own Glock,Walther,Sig,CZ and HK and love them all reliable guns
Great list. And your channel is one of the best out there. No frills, no politics. Direct content. As for this video, my first gun was a Browning Hi-Power 9mm. 30+yrs ago. Appreciate you. Keep it up.
I have CZ-75 SP-O1. It shoots like a I've always imagined a firearm should, and scares the shit out of everyone. Perfect.
I love my CZ 75B 9mm. I also love my Glock 21 .45acp equally. I may favor the CZ once I do the trigger upgrade. It's a true statement that the CZ will rack,feed & fire what ever is in the magazine.
Priceless
My CZ-75B was my first gun and is my daily carry. Granted it's heavy as hell compared to my M&P 2.0 but I'm more confident with it and if I need to smack someone with it, it'll perform well with that as well.
What's heavy??? Really, a pound??? You gotta be kidding me??? My kids don't even carry plastic guns!!! CZ 75B. Most accurate handgun I have ever held!!!
I have a P226 with 40k factory rounds through it. It has only failed once - around 19k, when the recoil spring broke. Apparently, it is expected to last only about 10k and is recommended exchanged with a new every 5k. So now I have a spare.
Other than that? Only failed to go into battery in extremely cold weather, when I had greased the slide rails with something a little too stiff in the cold. Wiped, and regreased with light oil. Worked ever since.
Haha I just bought a cz p-07 in urban grey a week ago and it’s quickly becoming my favorite pistol.
Perfect #1 choice! I love a lot of semi auto designs, but CZ win it for me with their looks and reliability! I've watched your videos in the past but just recently subbed, wish I would've sooner! Great reviews brother, keep em coming!
"Looks" ? Fan boi?
A S&W 5906 9mm was my 1st pistol so I am particularly fond of that series of pistols. I'd say the CZ 75 was a great pic for #1 bc that's one of the only pistols that left a lasting impression after the 1st time I shot it !
Loved my 5906, except it wasn't a very tactical gun with the trigger disconnect when the magazine was removed. Fun to fire, but never carried it on duty for that reason.
@@martinklaus2203 I was in an altercation and fell on my right side . My Glock magazine popped out when I slipped on a beer bottle ( not my finest moment lol) . Lucky I didn't need to resort to a handgun but at least the Glock didn't have a mag disconnect.
I now see the drawback to having any pistol with a magazine disconnect !
I love my Browning Hi-power 😍. So glad you included it into your top 5! And I use my Cz75 BSA for EDC!
Browning Hi-Power is a 1911 action. Love the gun BUT ... it's not DA/SA so can't be considered on reliability list. Omission of 92FS is a glaring error.
Have had my Hi Power for 40 years now and it goes bang every time. God Bless john Moses Browning.
#5 0:33 *BROWNING HI POWER*
#4 1:27 *SIG P226*
#3 1:52 *HK USP/HK P30*
#2 2:30 *GLOCK PISTOLS*
#1 3:39 *CZ 75/P-07*
I love my USP Compact! It's been my primary carry gun for years. Thankfully I've never needed it in a real world situation but I train with it quite a bit and it has never failed to fire. It was my dad's concealed duty gun before I inherited it so it's been in the family for more than 20 years and I never had an issue. I'm currently shopping for a 9mm carry gun that's a bit smaller but I'll still carry my USP 40 Compact if I'm going somewhere that I have a higher level of concern than my normal day.
USP 40 failed freeze tests
Still a great gun
@@ihonest5355 yeah I was holding my breath to see if it would fire and I was so distant when it didn't 😭. I'll probably ok, I spent a week and a half in Wisconsin and Minnesota in January where it got to -20° with a wind chill of -38°. I will never put myself into a place even colder where I have to worry about everything freezing like that, hopefully 🤞
1:17 “That takes a 14 shot CLIP, you expecting an army?” Pretty much California’s view on guns
AssassiNinja45 glad I got a gen 3 glock with 17 round. clips
"Clip" This guy sure does know guns. Lol
AssassiNinja45 your statement is sad but true. I live in Ca and it’s funny to hear someone who has zero knowledge about a subject try to explain said subject to you
AssassiNinja45 no, zombies, dregs of humanity, politicians, stuff like that
Clip, no, may be mag
For the record, the HK VP70 is the first poly framed pistol. It came out in 1970, 12 years before Glock.
Yeah, ya fuckos!
I miss mine
But Glock was the first to use glass infused polymers or something that made them particularly reliable. HK had switched back to metal frames until the USP, when many started using the Glock formula (infused polymer frame, double stack magazine, Sig-Sauer style tilting barrel, etc). Regardless, HK was the first and was probably the most innovative.
It was also horrible with the worst trigger created by man. Props for the first plastic pistol though.
Yes it did - and it SUCKED! Clunky, BULKLY and the worst rigger pull on any weapon HK ever made. A complete and utter total commercial failure. Sometimes being First don't mean sh*t
I own all of the five mentioned. The only one that ever failed me was the CZ. I shot thousands of rounds through it before the slide stop broke. I still have several CZ 75's with out the huge number of rounds through them. What concerns me is awhile back I was looking at some high end CZ comp guns and they came with several....I'm thinking 5 extra slide stops \ release's....a known problem? In my mind the best is HK. I trust all of my HK's and I own a lot of them. I probably own more SIG's, but they are not as trust worthy in my experience.
Thoughts on the H&K P30 DA/SA? (Compared to the H&K USP)
@@pamelastewart1089 no comparison the usp, is way better. Better trigger on the usp, the compact is an amazing gun. The p30 v3 is my current duty gun and I freaking love it too. The photo luminescent sights, people talk trash but so much better then night sights. Good day and night, during the day the sun lights them up super bright. I have issues with nights sights during the day. At night q little hit with my flashlight or the dome light from my patrol car good to go. Can't go wrong with either
I want a USP. Screw it. I’m going to buy one tomorrow. Lol.
DO IT!!!
I own 3 HK's and the USP9T is next on my wish list. I have a credit card so why not? Lol, wife might kill me with my new gun though
Jeramie Ogle I've wanted a USP9 Tactical for as long as I can remember, they are just so damn expensive. They seem pretty rare too. I have yet to see one in person.
@Kendrick Mather - I own all three USP Tactical models as well as a P30L and VP9 Tactical.
They are definitely at the top of the list for my favorite guns.
Be aware though, the 9mm doesn't have the same trigger pack as the 40 and 45 so its not as good to me until you replace the trigger with the upgraded one from hkparts.net
It does if you get the "new" usp tactical in 9mm and not the "old" sd9. They upgraded it in 2015. Just be sure that it says tactical on the slide. They also gave it the o-ring, so it is on par with the other tactical versions.
Great video! Thanks for sharing. One small thing though; the HK VP70 was the first polymer-framed handgun, predating the Glock 17 by 12 years. God bless those people at HK. The USP has reliably sent so many souls to heaven, its God’s favorite handgun.
I came here to see if someone else made this comment already. Cheers!
At the very least, honorable mentions should include the Baretta 92 and the Ruger P series especially the Ruger P89. Both were military and law enforcement service weapons and for good reason.
IDK of the beretta is good under civilian use scenarios.... But I did many a pistol qual when I was with MPS and never finished a qual without a malfunction. Ours were trash
CZ 75 and CZ P-07 owner right here
I still love my XD's. I have never questioned whether they will work or not.
Agree with that
John Smith feeling is mutual!
Same here.
XD is my choice to carry. If I had to grab just one gun from my stash to go to CQB it would be the XD. Never once had a malfunction, fail to feed or stove pipe in over 15 years of ownership.
Agreed. Only ever owned the XD45 (won gun of the yr in '06 and I bought it in '07 I believe), but that thing is 100% through 1000s of rds including probably a dozen different loadings from home reloads, to semi-wadcutter types, to ball, to corroded garbage, to stuff so hot it was pulled off the shelves for blowing up inferior guns. I'm not the most accurate with it vs others I own, but I'm still plenty lethal with it and it's never failed to go bang. I don't get the vile hate I've heard from many people over the years towards that line, but I understand the hate toward Springfield Armory for their political BS and might never buy a new gun of theirs again.
CZs do FEEL the best, and will run and run and run.
The Colt 1911 is my first choice, the .45 hits hard and it shots straight. 28 years military USMC/USA
Dennis Rutherford doesnt have the reliability of any of the guns on this list. Not even close.
HaHa, Military Arms Channel did a test on the 1911's reliability... He stopped 16min into the test because it just kept falling! Don't get me wrong, I love my 1911's! You just can't even compare the 1911 to a polymer wonder...
@@JHUM22 have a Remington Rand 1911a1, have put thousands of rounds through, once at a dealer convention put 500 rounds and no problems
@@justindr.yaegertodd6220 bullshit
Richard Linkenhoker comparing it to any of the guns on the list is a joke dude. Glock can go 15000 rounds without failure and without cleaning. 1000 rounds isn’t impressive lol
I feel like the Hi-Power is the 9mm Brother to the 1911
I read this as hi point but I think the hi power really is they look similar too
@@arcanon5080 actually designer is same
@@hsk1361 Yep. And when he started the design, he worked around some of the 1911 patents that were still held by Colt. He even had a striker fired version. But by the time the gun was complete, the Colt patents had expired and the Hi-Power ended up being essentially the next generation on the 1911.
More like hot sister
maybe a better looking cousin
I bought my Ruger P89 back in 1994 and I've run every type of 9mm ammo through it over the years and it has never failed. Very solid and reliable pistol.
The Ruger P89 is a cheap HK USP. Clunky as hell, but built like tanks.
Beretta 92 series would have definitely been on there for me
I never had a jam with the 92F.
Agree but it’s not hip enough. 😎
The CZ-75B is my favorite pistol and even I would have put the Beretta above it.
Really, I've seen a cracked frame on a new 92 with 100 rounds in it. In the Border Patrol we had the Beretta 96 and had four break in my class. In the field they broke too.
Agreed. I have one for home defense. I wouldn't concealed carry it, but I've trusted my life to it none the less.
G23, M&P 2.0 .40, and 3 CZ75 (CZ75 C, P-01, Phantom). I also love my SR full size 9 and .40...would love to have a Browning Hi-Power
I have Ruger P95 that has never jammed and is very affordable ,easy to clean and never jams. Granted the other models are more sophisticated , but for the average person, taking the in consideration the price I paid for this gun in comparison to the ones you mentioned, I am happy with my Ruger!! The previous model that I had, over aprox. 40,000 rounds went thru it. It wore out. Ruger sent me a discount for an updated model at a deeply discounted price. Need I say more!!
What about Ruger? I believe they are an amazing product, very reliable, price efficient, and not to mention if there is any issue, an excellent customer service provider as well.
Their revolvers are the best out there. Their semi autos suck.
@@ron3003 I own quite a few semi autos from Ruger and each 1 works extremely well, I may just have good luck with mine but I like them all
The p95 and p97 are both extremely reliable.
I once had an H&K USP in .40 S&W. It was a very reliable pistol, but I have small hands and it was uncomfortable for me to shoot it. So I sold it. The H&K products are not accommodating to small hands, but big ones only. So to those who have big hands, the USP is a fabulous pistol. As for me, the 1911 pistol fits my small hands beautifully.
You should try a P30 or VP9 , not only do they have interchangeable back straps but side panels too
You should try a P30 or VP9 , not only do they have interchangeable back straps but side panels too
My CZ is the most reliable hand gun, i traded a friend for his CZ as he is a gun collector, mine was a S&W model 10-5 in mint condition that i inherited from my grandpa, blued & only has had 12 rounds fired through it , the CZ has snake skin style/pattern on the handles, is really sharp, & i prefer handguns with hammers vs. striker fire mechanisms.nice video young feller
I own a cz sp01 and I trust that thing with my life
Pleasantly surprised with your #1 pick! I have the P-09 and absolutely love it!
The very first gun I ever owned was a cz p-09. It was a gift from my father when I was in my early teenage years. As I get older and learn more about guns, the more I realize just how amazing this gun really is. Great video as always my friend!
I was starting to get worried, I own a CZ 75 , I thought you wasn't going to acknowledge it. It's an awesome pistol
A TA-90 is the same exact gun, I own both. The TA-90 had a decocker also, my CZ-75's do not. I own 4 CZ-75's, and one TA-90 both are great guns.
HA! HAD 2 OF THOSE HEAVY BUT JUST KEEPS RUNNING LIKE HENRY FORD'S V8!!...BOTH WERE MID 90S MANUFACTURE.THEN, A DUMBASS TRADED ONE TO MY DENTIST FOR PART OF A LARGE ENDODONICS BILL.....SHOULD'A TRADED HIM MY SPRINGFIELD "LOADED LWT 1911-A1".....I GOT 4 1911S....I HAVE TO ADMIT I PREFER THE HEFT OF THE STEEL FRAME AND KNOW NOT WHY THEY MADE A HEAVY COMMANDER ONLY 3/4 INCH LONGER..DUH UH...I MAY BE 6'4 BUT HELL! 3/4 INCH IS AN IMPROVEMENT?..ALSO GOT AN FN BROWNING, H&K USB BOUGHT '96, P89 RUGER, 3 STAINLESS VIRGINIA MADE STAINLESS WALTHER PPK/SS, WALTHER P-SSS, CZ 24 (OFTEN MISTAKEN FOR 27 WHICH IS A 32 ACP)..MY 24 IS .380 LOCKED BREECH AND THE FLATTER CZ27 IS A BLOWBACK.....CZ ALWAYS PUT THE CZ AND "27, 94 OR 96 ON THE SLIDE OR FRAME ETC OR THE YEAR MADE, RUGER 22 MARK II 5 1/2 "BULL BBL, BERTTA JETFIRE 950 25 ACP AND MOD 21-A IN 22 LR, EVEN A RAVEN 25 FROM POORER 1970S DAYS BUT IT ALWAYS WORKED....SHIT UH....I A DRAWING AN "OLT TIMERS" SEMI BLANK....REVOLVERS? OH YEAH!!! SHOTGUNS? EVERYTHING BUT A BOLT ACTION AND LEVER ACTION LIKE "AWNALD" IN THE "TUMMINATOR"...SMLES. DER MAUSERS, MOISIN NAGANT 22 BOLT TRAINING RIFLE FROM THE 50S( MY WIFE WAS SUPPOSED TO GET ME A MARLIN 881 BOLTGUN IN 22 MAG WITH A NICE SCOPE...BUT SHE ONLY REMEMBERED THE M...NOT THE MOISIN-NAGANT INFANTRY 91/30 OR SAKO/FINNISH MODEL 44...PYTHON, COLT 45S, BEYOOTIFUL SERIES 90 PERFECT BLUE ETC HAD TO TRADE IT TO EAT DURING THE 2008 CLUSTERFOXTROT...A GREEN FINISHED LOADED TRICKED OUT SPRINGFIELD 1911 TRADED IT TO ANOTHER DETECTIVE...TRADED IT FOR THE PRICE OF A NEW GLOCK 22 AND MAGS CAUSE HE SHOOTS A FRED BAER 1911 AND IS A PERFECTIONIST AND I HAD 6 1911S THEN...MAYBE 5.......SOOO?..C'EST LA VIE....
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Live the dream bro nice to see someone shooting proper targets and not wasting a ton of food and water.
Here’s a thumbs up for the Beretta 92 series. My favorite is the Centurion variant.
Why the Centurion?
Vin Ellis ... compared to the standard model 92, in my hand the Centurion version with a shorter barrel and slide balances and points better. Personal preference
CZ p09 OS the way to go and I am enjoying mine since October 2019
It's a p07 9mm lol, and I agree
How awesome. To have land and a shooting range. Great Video. Thank you.
CZ 75 is great. In all the years I've owned one I don't think I've ever had a jam, and that's including using reloads. Have literally put thousands of rounds through it.
Gave my son my Ruger LC9-the 1st gen with the exceptionally shitty trigger. With things being what they are lately, I wanted him to have a better option. Gave him my CZ75. I've still got my P10c and P10s, but damn I do miss it a little. Meh, he's more important to me than the gun.
IWI Jericho 941/ Aka baby desert eagle 2 semi compact is a phenomenal pistol albeit a bit on the heavy side , completely reliable and can take some serious abuse without misfire or malfunction. I think IWI is often quite overlooked
Glad I choose the CZ75. You failed to mention it is accurate as the day is long.
@PARK sure, Q.
@PARK how is any of this relevant?
@PARK so completely irrelevant thank you
@PARK nope, you sound like the real false prophet /crazy person. But no message not received from you. But yes, God bless
@PARK well your almost right. Except for the rapture part. We're going to go through the tribulation.
And I love my cz 75 , extremely comfortable and accurate
Most defiantly should have put the M9 eats all ammo very reliable.
My P07 Duty is very reliable. One MAGAZINE was causing me a headache, so I replaces the Mag spring and no more issues.
I'm surprised the Springfield XD series didn't get a HM. Good in 9mm, .40, .45. Never had a jam or a failure to fire, and has become my go to EDC even over the P226.
Xd is the best handgun ever made
I have a xd 45 and it’s never had a issue . It always goes boom .
See that's what I was thinking too, I was really shocked that the Springfield XD line wasn't included. I carry a full size XDM40 every day extremely reliable. Best striker fired pistols on the market.
I own a XD40 and it has jammed on me many times.. I prefer my glock 17 🙌
same! reason I came to comments
Featuring MAC and the quality of this video got you the sub. Keep up the good work.
MAC is gay
I have the CZ SP-01. I’ve only had one failure to feed the second time I shot the gun. I put a little oil on it and never had another problem. It has quickly become my favorite pistol.
Great list! I carry glocks and they are extremely reliable. I was impressed with your inclusion of Browning High Power. Beautiful weapon.!
Not a mention for the Makarov pistol. Probably the most reliable pistol made. Accurate to a fault, can take so much punishment and still bang out the rounds every time.
Dave Doyle true! If not for the 9x18 just not being that well known or respected in the US, I feel like the Mak would get more love here. I have a Bulgy Circle 10 that I love to shoot.
My friend bought a glock. Idk the model anymore. First time shooting same day. First box we went thru had zero issues. Second box, every other round jammed. I have springfield. I love it, zero jams so far.
CZ P07 owner it's awesome and recommend to all 👍👍
Have you shot other CZ models? I'm leaning toward 75 compact Omega, but open to P-07 too. Haven't shot any CZs yet ever IIRC.
CZ for the win :). love my P-07, 75B and P10C
Had almost every fun on this list. Could not agree more. I do have to say I sold my 75BD when I bought the Canik T100. By far my favorite gun to shoot. It’s like a hybrid between the CZ75 and a Jericho
CZ 75's Rule ! ( I got 3, but had 6 at one time, but gave my brother one, and sold 2 .).
Great video, plus appreciated the part at the end about helping out local home and shelters and recycling
I love that somebody is giving cz the recognition they diserve there one of the only companies giving glock a run for its money but its not glock so nobody likes it
Fuck glock. Their "perfection" has been overpriced, overrated, and overtaken for years now.
Your opinions are worthy and many would agree with your choices,eg I count the CZ75B and the Sig226 as among the best for reliability up to a count of 5000 rounds each( my personal favorite nines) but you have not shown that your choices are the top five. SHOWN.
CZ75B
I love that contraption.
Supernatural accuracy due to its reversed P210 like rails giving it a low bore axis conducive to lower recoil and muzzle flip and the damn thing is crazy reliable. Being all steel, you can literally hammer nails and still maintain incredible reliability and accuracy.
Crazy reliable? What about Firing Pin issue man?
I'm surprised that the M1911 isn't on this list. But then, I'm a huge 1911 guy.
110 yrs service is not long
It states most reliable. And the 1911 as stated tomany manufacture the pistol with different tolerances. Some good some not worth a damn.
@Bob that's exactly the point. Although the ones manufactured by colt have the right tolerances designed by MR. Browning the clones dont. And the amount of clones in circulation designed on slightly off spec by multiple different manufacturer is why they didn't make the list.
They jam a lot if not made exactly right. A good 1911 is hella reliable, but the average one is less so.
@Bob A 1911 is not necessarily a Colt M1911. If it is built with the exact same design, it is by definition a 1911.
I loooove the HK .40 USP... best pistol I've ever fired hands down.
Appreciate the 2.5 seconds you gave the 226. More than most.