Your love of this pistol--and appreciation for it's history--make you seem older than you are. This pistol was developed from the French 1935A, the French side arm of WW2 (among quite a few others). The 210 might be the most important and well-built pistol to ever come out of Europe. It is certainly the choice of many competition shooters going back 60 years. It is built with tolerances that parallel a transmission. And I have never owned a pistol that feels as well-constructed. Cool video and info.
they could really compete with the CZs and 2011s if they made a double stack -- great trigger, accurate, and I remember seeing that the P210 had a lower bore axis than both the CZ and 2011
@Jerrol Hale Very True But if you shop around you can find a CZ75 SAO for sale. They have a single action only trigger, nice ambidextrous safeties and the slide is serrated like a CZ85. I couldn't find one so I bought the Parts from CZcustom.com and converted my CZ85. As soon as I finished the project I found a CZ75 SAO for sale for only $550.
I have a couple Swiss made versions and one German made version. They are amazingly accurate. I have a 30Luger version that is fun to shoot. All are beautifully machined handguns. I got them many years ago before the prices went through the roof. It is nice to see a modern version being made.
Thanks for adding the 15 yards grouping test on paper. I have not seen that before on your videos. It gives us a quantifiable perspective of the accuracy of the firearms that you shoot.
the reason I generally don't is bc its a hassle in the wind and I shoot better or worse on different days so I always felt its a little unfair unless I did 5 or 6 groups on different days
About two months ago i went to my local store/range looking at the X5 Legion. One of the guys convinced me to try the 210 out, as well. I was very impressed. Excellent trigger, ergos and the slide was smooth like butter; clearly good engineering. I ended up getting another Steyr instead (it was 1/3 the cost). But I see the appeal of the 210.
Dude thank you so much for the content! You keep pumping it out and it's helping us all survive the quarantine. I've been eager to shoot for at least a month. I bought a few new guns and need to get out.
I absolutely love this Sig. I been a Deputy for almost 20 years. Shot every single duty weapon old and new. This is P210 is a dream to shoot. I cant explain it
The p210 was so well built that in the end the swiss decided it was too expensive. So sig went to make the p220 from what I read. Thx for putting up the video 👍🏻
As someone who enjoys precision shooting, the P210 is on my list, but I would never buy it with those sights. Definitely needs adjustable target sights. Capacity is fine for that purpose.
I have the top of the line of this gun, and if you do that, you can replace the sight with a Red Dot which is what I did. At 50 meters, I put groups of 5 centimeters. Over 7,000 rounds in this gun. If yiy want the world's most precise gun, you found it. 8 plus one does not bother me since I dont miss with this gun. Nothing even comes close. Even my STI staccato does not do this well. I love the P210.
Sir, in your hands, pretty much every gun is very accurate (I’ve noticed). It will be interesting to see future re-visits to this gun and the failure rate.
Great review! You dont see anybody trying them out on RUclips. I absolutely love mine. Saw it at my LGS and it said Please take me home. Best shooting gun i own by far. I would buy 2 if Sig made a doublestack version. You do a great job reviewing firearms. I also like i never seeing you being a walking commercial like some guys.
Fun Fact: The Danish military and special counter terrorist/SWAT police units used this thing for almost 60 years,from 1950 right up until 2010,when it was replaced with the Sig P320. That´s how good this gun is.
Gun enthusiast are aware of the history of this platform and it is known for accuracy although it is old school with the eight round capacity. I bought the target model and had to wait for several months to get one as it is hard to find in a warehouse. I have a friendly FFL who offered a really good price. I really like my P210 for the accuracy and ergonomics. Thanks for your review and input, looks like fun.
I’ve always wanted one. So unlike the cold python I’m glad they brought this pistol back to market. I am a big fan of all steel construction pistols because the recoil is so minimal. CZ SP01, TRP Operator full rail, P226 Stainless steel some of my favorite pistols to shoot. I’m limited in my selection being in California.
I'm in the minority but I have no problem with this guns capacity. Most accurate Military sidearm ever produced and can't wait for the carry model. Do I want more capacity? Of course I do but with how finely machined even this new model is I find it unlikely that sig could figure out how to make it into a double stack 4 less than 2k and they wouldn't sell enough to justify it if they did. The vast majority of pistol owners are people in the Glock 19 and CZ p10c range. everyone cried about how expensive the vp9 was even though it was arguably a top-three pistol for over 10 years.
The model you have is the P210A Standard- not the Target. The Target has the front serrations, Adjustable Rear and Fiber Optic Front and Target Grips. Armory Craft is making G10, Wood and Aluminum Grips along with Low-Profile Basepads and a Red Dot Adapter that doesn’t require screw tapping.
MY FRIEND HAS A GERMAN MADE P210 AND BECAUSE OF IT I HAVE WANTED ONE BUT IF I CANNOT AFFORD A NEW HAMPSHIRE BUILD, I DEFINITELY CAN’T AFFORD A SWISS OR GERMAN GUN !!!! IT TOOK SIG 3 YEARS TO FINALLY GET THAT TO MARKET !! I Know because I was hoping it would be cheaper, So I Could afford one !!! Reminds me of the S&W model 41 Which my friend has too !!
Hey Chris Chiming in from thunderzone... One of my all-time dream gunz...the P210! I don't care if it only has an 8 round mag, it's a Sig P210...I don't care if it doesn't have target sights, it's a Sig P210...a match grade 9mm that introd' the preceded the cz75 in accuracy and solid dependability... Love both the P210 and the Cz75 OMEGA...both in my storage vault... Don't tell my wife...oops😂
Awesome! Thanks for doing groups for us bullseye shooters!! Yes! Please be careful of those ricochets when shooting the “dead paint can” on the ground, though. I could hear the bullet ricochet a couple times. Thanks for a great video!
My 210 needed around 500 rnds to break it in. It jammed about every 50 rnds. After that I have never had a malfunction. I have around 5000 rnds through it now. Great pistol once you get past the first 500.
@@Genesis23OPB New and it was the tightest fitting pistol I have ever had. That includes a Wilson combat 1911.
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ammo? i have a junky little Jennings in .22 that runs flawlessly on cci mini mags but jams consistently on federal. fyi, I don't remember how I ended up with the Jennings. I suspect it was in a crackerjack's box or something.
@ The slide/frame fit on the 210 is really tight. It just takes a while for it to loosen up. After that it runs great on any ammo I have used(mostly reloads).
Something I noticed when handling the P210 at the gun store is that you have to make sure the slide is fully into battery. A couple of times when I was dry firing the gun, the slide would literally stop 1mm before being fully in battery and giving me a dead trigger. It looks like these things need a little bit if a break in period.
That's not a break in issue. These are made to give incredibly tight lockup and that final locking is part of the design. You cannot walk the slide home. It needs full force of spring and weight of slide to create proper lockup.
Beautiful pistol. I was looking at one yesterday at the gun shop. Waiting for the carry version actually. The ricochet at 7:08 was impressive... Pretty impressive shooting with those wind conditions. Thanks for the video!
had the original P210 model (magazine release was on the buttom of the magwell, so you had to use 2 hands to get the magazine out, the safety was smaller, the sights was non adjustable and all black) as service pistol for 12 years (Danish military had them as standard sidearm from 1949 to 2019) but last year we got the P320 instead
I have a P210 target for a year now. Never had a malfunction which was related to the gun. Two weak primer strikes but it was the primer About 3-5 fails to chamber until I realized that the 147 he flat nose is not what likes to go up the ramp. Otherwise this pistol has eaten all ammo from dirt cheap to insane expensive without issue That includes flat nose bullets, just not 147gr ones Only a P210 owner will understand what precision pistol shooting is. This gun teaches me that real pistol shooting starts at 50 yards
My friend, you are one hell of a good shot! Also great honest review. I shot the new Sig P210 & the CZ Shadow2 on the same day. Actually thought the CZ was slightly better.
@@AKlover 2x the price? The 210 standard is the cheapest that the 210 model of pistols has ever been. we are to get one for under a 1k in a gun shop. At least do a Google search before popping off at the mouth.
@@AKlover okay then complete your sentence structure so we can differentiate. also you're saying that we're suckers for buying the 210. So my original point still stands.
Traded 2 pistols to get this p 210 standard got 2 extra mags in the deal also and bought 1 extra can't wait to shoot it really like this video looking forward to shooting mine when I get the time ; )
The Armory Craft red dot adapter fits on Target version only. HO has the Standard, although he mistakenly refers to it as "Target". Sadly, the sight cuts are different between Standard and Target.
I had the one with the better grips and sites. Sold it after I picked up the CZ 75 Shadow 2. Not that it's a bad choice but the S2 felt better in my hand.
Shot the 210 at Shotshow and felt the same way. Sig is killing with the Legion. Imagine if they hit the market w a double stack steal grip P210 w proper sights. Game changer. Anyways the Sigvrep said no chance in help, so o well.
Great video, great gun! You didn't show your wife trying the gun though! I really like her points of view on guns, not only because her views are always very interesting but also because she is a very different type of shooter from you and that's adds a great extra dimension to your videos...thank you to both of you for your videos...
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Enjoyed the review. Nice pistol, but if I wanted a SA 9mm service pistol with a thumb safety it would be a double-stack S&W M&P9 M2.0, not the far more expensive single-stack P210 that cannot readily be fitted with an RDS.
I was able to shoot one that cost a thousand dollars. The first couple of shots didn't go that well because there is a marked difference in handling and the grip. I noticed it doesn't have the ability for a off side thumb safety. The thumb safety doesn't have a top flat surface and it's troughed for some reason with a distinctive arch. The trigger is amazing and has no need for improvement. The eight round magazine with one in the chamber is more enough. The long barrel gives the impression there is more muzzle flip than there is. Every bit of this makes you think of fine machinery. The weight wasn't noticeable. I forgot the range but the sights were perfect. The magazines were loaded by hand with no problems. There were no failures.
The P-210 is not being marketed to "make waves". These pistols exist for reasons far more historic... than your personal needs. You want a double stack - go get a CZ. They are more the modern rendition of this design, and very well done they are.
I just bought one of these the standard version. While it's a nice pistol there is absolutely nothing available as far as aftermarket and even calling Sig to get a spare or replacement parts is pretty much impossible. If you need something even like a small spring it appears that you're going to have to pack it up and ship it back to the factory to have them put this in for you. Not sure why you can buy just about every other part from them for other models. Just looking at it though if you shoot it a lot you're going to be needing a Springs and things like that and good luck getting them. Make an expensive pistol like that and don't really have any support for it other than returning it to the factory for maintenance
This has been the service pistol since1949 with the designatio P / 49 in Denmark´ s armed forces. It has also seen service in BGS, the Western German Border Police before they were allowed to carry German produced arms; aftermath of WW ll. The pistol is very reliable and accurate,although considered a bit outdated by wondernines and shooting yoghurt cups.
Can't believe you would want that pistol with a polymer or aluminum frame. While I accept my Glocks with a polymer frame I wouldn't want a P210 with a polymer frame free of charge! Also, the USA version will never come close to the craftsmanship of the original Swiss model.
You should buy one of the older original P210s or P49s! The one made by the Swiss gun makers! It feels twice as good as the new ones made in Germany or the US and is way more accurate! And you can find them for around $3500 or so today. I shot a friend's P49 with the wood grips and I wanted to grab the gun and run away with it!
Really wanted to get this gun years ago, to me Sig started remaking it a little too late. Now with all those double stack 2011 STI "John Wick" style guns I don't think so.
that gun should have bigger trigger guard for gloved hands and at lest 8 rounds of 10mm.or 357sig or 40s&w.that would be great care gun.with or with out picatinny rail.
Stating that this is a competition gun and then complaining about capacity??? Numerous reviews on YT always complaining about capacity. "This CZ TSO shoots great....but I would really give it a better review if it took 30 round Glock mags, it really lacks capacity at only 20. For that I can only rate it a 7.5." "This Korth revolver can't hang with my STI 2011 unfortunately due to capacity. Way too many reloads to make it through a stage." This is my number uno channel for gun reviews, but perhaps focus a bit more on the 2 fails in the session. Just my $.02 and still a huge fan of this channel
Thanks for doing this vid! I just Dm’d you on IG the other day to see what you thought about this and you already were making the video lol will definitely patreon 👍🏼
Know it is not a pragmatic choice, but still really, really want one. Given the build quality & cost of production, I don't think it is over priced. Guessing lower profit margin than on their 320 or 365 series. Place for practical & a place for dream firearms. Like they kept it single stack. However, why only two magazines? Should come w/ four or five.
Appreciate the history and the clear manufacturing quality here, but given all the options on the market today, why would someone buy this gun? What purpose does it serve with such a limited capacity? Any gun is better than none, but given what you could have bought for that price?
Hi Chris. Where is your P210 target pistol made? The Swiss made P210 models are absolutely flawless in all respects. They are part of our heritage…… I am Swiss and probably a lacking in objectivity 😄
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Your love of this pistol--and appreciation for it's history--make you seem older than you are. This pistol was developed from the French 1935A, the French side arm of WW2 (among quite a few others). The 210 might be the most important and well-built pistol to ever come out of Europe. It is certainly the choice of many competition shooters going back 60 years. It is built with tolerances that parallel a transmission. And I have never owned a pistol that feels as well-constructed. Cool video and info.
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they could really compete with the CZs and 2011s if they made a double stack -- great trigger, accurate, and I remember seeing that the P210 had a lower bore axis than both the CZ and 2011
Ashton Aimes and that`s a sig sauer x-line. A great gun.
This as a Double stack is literally what the CZ75 is
@Jerrol Hale
Very True
But if you shop around you can find a CZ75 SAO for sale. They have a single action only trigger, nice ambidextrous safeties and the slide is serrated like a CZ85.
I couldn't find one so I bought the Parts from CZcustom.com and converted my CZ85.
As soon as I finished the project I found a CZ75 SAO for sale for only $550.
The P210 and the CZ75 series both have lower bore axis than a 1911/2011 platform pistol
The internal slide design was actually copied by CZ...
I have a couple Swiss made versions and one German made version. They are amazingly accurate. I have a 30Luger version that is fun to shoot. All are beautifully machined handguns. I got them many years ago before the prices went through the roof. It is nice to see a modern version being made.
you made me jealous!
I like both the USA and the Swiss versions. I shoot a little better with the American because of the fiber optics but the Swiss actually group better.
That looks like a P 210 Standard. I believe the magazine must be in securely for it to fire. Very nice gun, and very accurate.
Thanks for adding the 15 yards grouping test on paper. I have not seen that before on your videos. It gives us a quantifiable perspective of the accuracy of the firearms that you shoot.
the reason I generally don't is bc its a hassle in the wind and I shoot better or worse on different days so I always felt its a little unfair unless I did 5 or 6 groups on different days
I own two of them, old p49 of the Swiss army. Very accurate in 9mm but most of competitors in Switzerland use the 7.65 para version.
Love my 765 with target grips.
When you closed the slide it had a solid sound .. bank vault
Mine reminds me of a long slide version of my beloved HK P-7 (without the squeeze-cocker), the way the slide feels low and light.
@@varanid9 never heard of a P7 w/o the sqeeze cocker. the whole design revolves around it
About two months ago i went to my local store/range looking at the X5 Legion. One of the guys convinced me to try the 210 out, as well. I was very impressed. Excellent trigger, ergos and the slide was smooth like butter; clearly good engineering. I ended up getting another Steyr instead (it was 1/3 the cost). But I see the appeal of the 210.
That's not a P210 Target, it's a P210 Standard.
Actually the one you have is called the standard model, the target model has upgraded grips and adjustable sights.
Dude thank you so much for the content! You keep pumping it out and it's helping us all survive the quarantine. I've been eager to shoot for at least a month. I bought a few new guns and need to get out.
I absolutely love this Sig. I been a Deputy for almost 20 years. Shot every single duty weapon old and new. This is P210 is a dream to shoot. I cant explain it
The p210 was so well built that in the end the swiss decided it was too expensive. So sig went to make the p220 from what I read. Thx for putting up the video 👍🏻
First SIG I ever fired, still one of my favourites
As someone who enjoys precision shooting, the P210 is on my list, but I would never buy it with those sights. Definitely needs adjustable target sights. Capacity is fine for that purpose.
Armoury Craft in Florida makes a mount for red dot. I put one on a X5 that is very well made
nice!
@@HonestOutlawReviews They also make G10 and Aluminum grips for the P210
I have the top of the line of this gun, and if you do that, you can replace the sight with a Red Dot which is what I did. At 50 meters, I put groups of 5 centimeters. Over 7,000 rounds in this gun. If yiy want the world's most precise gun, you found it. 8 plus one does not bother me since I dont miss with this gun. Nothing even comes close. Even my STI staccato does not do this well. I love the P210.
I'm a big CZ Shadow2 fan and I have always been drawn to this Sig. Great video.
Sir, in your hands, pretty much every gun is very accurate (I’ve noticed). It will be interesting to see future re-visits to this gun and the failure rate.
Great review! You dont see anybody trying them out on RUclips. I absolutely love mine. Saw it at my LGS and it said Please take me home. Best shooting gun i own by far. I would buy 2 if Sig made a doublestack version. You do a great job reviewing firearms. I also like i never seeing you being a walking commercial like some guys.
Hi dirk how has the reliability been in your p210?
@@aaronbaird8966 I haven't had a single problem with it. It's a amazing pistol.
I always enjoy going to tactical creations, he’s got an excellent 1911 shelf and gives better on trade ins than any box store easily. Nice guy :)
I've bought from tactical creations when they come to Waverly, IA for gun shows. Good guy and good stuff.
I’m waiting to see the 4” model. I’ve manhandle the 5” and it’s beautiful. The fit and finish is perfect.
Fun Fact: The Danish military and special counter terrorist/SWAT police units used this thing for almost 60 years,from 1950 right up until 2010,when it was replaced with the Sig P320. That´s how good this gun is.
Gun enthusiast are aware of the history of this platform and it is known for accuracy although it is old school with the eight round capacity. I bought the target model and had to wait for several months to get one as it is hard to find in a warehouse. I have a friendly FFL who offered a really good price. I really like my P210 for the accuracy and ergonomics. Thanks for your review and input, looks like fun.
I agree, more single action options would be nice. Especially in a more common $400-600 price point even if it's polymer framed.
I’ve always wanted one. So unlike the cold python I’m glad they brought this pistol back to market.
I am a big fan of all steel construction pistols because the recoil is so minimal. CZ SP01, TRP Operator full rail, P226 Stainless steel some of my favorite pistols to shoot. I’m limited in my selection being in California.
So, either move or vote! It really sucks how restricted Kahleefohnya has become. Some stuff not so much, firearms hell yeah.
I'm in the minority but I have no problem with this guns capacity. Most accurate Military sidearm ever produced and can't wait for the carry model.
Do I want more capacity? Of course I do but with how finely machined even this new model is I find it unlikely that sig could figure out how to make it into a double stack 4 less than 2k and they wouldn't sell enough to justify it if they did. The vast majority of pistol owners are people in the Glock 19 and CZ p10c range. everyone cried about how expensive the vp9 was even though it was arguably a top-three pistol for over 10 years.
How do you figure it's the most accurate?
@@noway6633 80 years of winning target competitions.
I thought HK mk23 was crowned the “most accurate”
The sport 47/8 in 7.65/.30 Luger, is an absolute joy to shoot, incredibly accurate and virtually no recoil.
Oh boy, you just simply look at this and you know this is far more accurate than anybody's hands.... love the P210 :)
Great combo....one of the best marksmen on YT shooting one if the most accurate pistols!
I have the target and the standard, have not experienced any failures, shoots like butter,
The model you have is the P210A Standard- not the Target. The Target has the front serrations, Adjustable Rear and Fiber Optic Front and Target Grips. Armory Craft is making G10, Wood and Aluminum Grips along with Low-Profile Basepads and a Red Dot Adapter that doesn’t require screw tapping.
MY FRIEND HAS A GERMAN MADE P210 AND BECAUSE OF IT I HAVE WANTED ONE BUT IF I CANNOT AFFORD A NEW HAMPSHIRE BUILD, I DEFINITELY CAN’T AFFORD A SWISS OR GERMAN GUN !!!!
IT TOOK SIG 3 YEARS TO FINALLY GET THAT TO MARKET !!
I Know because I was hoping it would be cheaper, So I Could afford one !!!
Reminds me of the S&W model 41 Which my friend has too !!
Hello, I have a Sig P210, made in Germany from stainless steel, which I am proud of.
Hey Chris
Chiming in from thunderzone...
One of my all-time dream gunz...the P210!
I don't care if it only has an 8 round mag, it's a Sig P210...I don't care if it doesn't have target sights, it's a Sig P210...a match grade 9mm that introd' the preceded the cz75 in accuracy and solid dependability...
Love both the P210 and the Cz75 OMEGA...both in my storage vault...
Don't tell my wife...oops😂
Awesome! Thanks for doing groups for us bullseye shooters!! Yes! Please be careful of those ricochets when shooting the “dead paint can” on the ground, though. I could hear the bullet ricochet a couple times. Thanks for a great video!
You and your wife seem like really cool, down to earth people.
I always enjoy your videos! Very honest and informative...truly appreciate it!!! Thanks!!!
My 210 needed around 500 rnds to break it in. It jammed about every 50 rnds. After that I have never had a malfunction. I have around 5000 rnds through it now. Great pistol once you get past the first 500.
This is why there's a break in period/count. 200-500 rounds on the average.
was yours an original or the new version? my original one did obviously not need break in because it was a used ordonance gun when i bought it.
@@Genesis23OPB New and it was the tightest fitting pistol I have ever had. That includes a Wilson combat 1911.
ammo? i have a junky little Jennings in .22 that runs flawlessly on cci mini mags but jams consistently on federal.
fyi, I don't remember how I ended up with the Jennings. I suspect it was in a crackerjack's box or something.
@ The slide/frame fit on the 210 is really tight. It just takes a while for it to loosen up. After that it runs great on any ammo I have used(mostly reloads).
Something I noticed when handling the P210 at the gun store is that you have to make sure the slide is fully into battery.
A couple of times when I was dry firing the gun, the slide would literally stop 1mm before being fully in battery and giving me a dead trigger. It looks like these things need a little bit if a break in period.
That's not a break in issue. These are made to give incredibly tight lockup and that final locking is part of the design. You cannot walk the slide home. It needs full force of spring and weight of slide to create proper lockup.
Tactical creation is a good place, i bought my Dan Wesson Vigil CCO from them. Good guys
Beautiful pistol. I was looking at one yesterday at the gun shop. Waiting for the carry version actually. The ricochet at 7:08 was impressive... Pretty impressive shooting with those wind conditions. Thanks for the video!
yes man! One thing you get good at in Iowa is reading wind
had the original P210 model (magazine release was on the buttom of the magwell, so you had to use 2 hands to get the magazine out, the safety was smaller, the sights was non adjustable and all black) as service pistol for 12 years (Danish military had them as standard sidearm from 1949 to 2019) but last year we got the P320 instead
oh yeah, and it couldnt fire if the magazine was out.
I have a P210 target for a year now.
Never had a malfunction which was related to the gun.
Two weak primer strikes but it was the primer
About 3-5 fails to chamber until I realized that the 147 he flat nose is not what likes to go up the ramp.
Otherwise this pistol has eaten all ammo from dirt cheap to insane expensive without issue
That includes flat nose bullets, just not 147gr ones
Only a P210 owner will understand what precision pistol shooting is.
This gun teaches me that real pistol shooting starts at 50 yards
My friend, you are one hell of a good shot! Also great honest review. I shot the new Sig P210 & the CZ Shadow2 on the same day. Actually thought the CZ was slightly better.
The Legion SAO is most of what you describe for the modernized version, albeit not quite in the same crowd for accuracy.
Back stop Berm is looking good.
I recall you had just open field behind range
Sig's website had this gun, the Standard model, as discontinued now. That sucks.
Limited run for suckers. Like the M17 I suspect. 2X the price for an idiot switch and a paint job.
@@AKlover 2x the price? The 210 standard is the cheapest that the 210 model of pistols has ever been. we are to get one for under a 1k in a gun shop. At least do a Google search before popping off at the mouth.
@@Swissk31300BO I meant the 320 and M17. Complete the thought process before replying.
@@AKlover okay then complete your sentence structure so we can differentiate. also you're saying that we're suckers for buying the 210. So my original point still stands.
Kevin Helmer i seen some on palmetto state armory for 1k
Traded 2 pistols to get this p 210 standard got 2 extra mags in the deal also and bought 1 extra can't wait to shoot it really like this video looking forward to shooting mine when I get the time ; )
At 5:00 the failure may have been caused by the mag being overloaded. I counted 9 shots after reinserting the mag.
I think you're absolutely right. 9 shots after the failure.
The Armory Craft red dot adapter fits on Target version only. HO has the Standard, although he mistakenly refers to it as "Target". Sadly, the sight cuts are different between Standard and Target.
Sleek and stylish. A piece of art.
The sound of him inserting a magazine and releasing the slide is like ASMR to me.
Bad ass new range set up! Love your videos man.
I had the one with the better grips and sites. Sold it after I picked up the CZ 75 Shadow 2. Not that it's a bad choice but the S2 felt better in my hand.
Shot the 210 at Shotshow and felt the same way. Sig is killing with the Legion. Imagine if they hit the market w a double stack steal grip P210 w proper sights. Game changer. Anyways the Sigvrep said no chance in help, so o well.
I knew a Danish officer in AFG who had the military model. Damn nice gun.
I think rear adjustable sight pistol is much better than the fixed one.
Overall review is awesome👍
I’ve been waiting for more reviews of the P210 for a while, Would love to hear how you feel about it compared to a CZ Shadow.
Wonderful video! I love these type of pistols. Amazing craftsmanship.
Looking forward to seeing more of the 210 carry version 👍
Some has upgraded his range......Looks great
This is the Standard, not the Target. Thank you for the review,
Im waiting on the 210 carry model to hit stores.
First 3 minutes of the video: I think I’ll stick with my 1911.
@3:56 hits three plates with one bullet: I gotta get one right now! 😃
Hey Outlaw, how much dirt was needed to make that berm? I'm taking inspiration from your range setup for my own
please do a comparison vid once you get your hands on a p210 carry! thanks for the awesome content!
Great video, great gun! You didn't show your wife trying the gun though! I really like her points of view on guns, not only because her views are always very interesting but also because she is a very different type of shooter from you and that's adds a great extra dimension to your videos...thank you to both of you for your videos...
For outdoors I find that the iron sights on any gun are more accurate for me if I blacken the 3 white dots or any white outline etc.
I’m looking forward to the P210 Carry.
They need to apply p365 magazine technology onto this one.
Mr. Outlaw, Hello from the communist state of NJ. I've been a shooter for almost 40 years and really enjoy and appreciate your video posts. Always interesting, informative and entertaining. Thank You. Please keep 'em coming. Hope You and Yours are all happy & healthy and stay that way. God bless.
nice gun! waiting for DWX compact review, the CZ website says they have it in stock. when can we expect a hands-on video from you?
Enjoyed the review. Nice pistol, but if I wanted a SA 9mm service pistol with a thumb safety it would be a double-stack S&W M&P9 M2.0, not the far more expensive single-stack P210 that cannot readily be fitted with an RDS.
I was able to shoot one that cost a thousand dollars. The first couple of shots didn't go that well because there is a marked difference in handling and the grip. I noticed it doesn't have the ability for a off side thumb safety. The thumb safety doesn't have a top flat surface and it's troughed for some reason with a distinctive arch. The trigger is amazing and has no need for improvement. The eight round magazine with one in the chamber is more enough. The long barrel gives the impression there is more muzzle flip than there is. Every bit of this makes you think of fine machinery. The weight wasn't noticeable. I forgot the range but the sights were perfect. The magazines were loaded by hand with no problems. There were no failures.
The P-210 is not being marketed to "make waves". These pistols exist for reasons far more historic... than your personal needs. You want a double stack - go get a CZ. They are more the modern rendition of this design, and very well done they are.
I just bought one of these the standard version.
While it's a nice pistol there is absolutely nothing available as far as aftermarket and even calling Sig to get a spare or replacement parts is pretty much impossible.
If you need something even like a small spring it appears that you're going to have to pack it up and ship it back to the factory to have them put this in for you.
Not sure why you can buy just about every other part from them for other models.
Just looking at it though if you shoot it a lot you're going to be needing a Springs and things like that and good luck getting them.
Make an expensive pistol like that and don't really have any support for it other than returning it to the factory for maintenance
The slide whistle at 7:09 was a nice touch 😂😂😂
HopSonatra Productions 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️ someone doesn’t shoot often
I want one of the Swiss versions of these.
This has been the service pistol since1949 with the designatio P / 49 in Denmark´ s armed forces. It has also seen service in BGS, the Western German Border Police before they were allowed to carry German produced arms; aftermath of WW ll. The pistol is very reliable and accurate,although considered a bit outdated by wondernines and shooting yoghurt cups.
Can't believe you would want that pistol with a polymer or aluminum frame.
While I accept my Glocks with a polymer frame I wouldn't want a P210 with a polymer frame free of charge!
Also, the USA version will never come close to the craftsmanship of the original Swiss model.
for carry? Obviously it would be a weight advantage
@@HonestOutlawReviewstrue, i admit. but would you trust modern SIG to deliver a decent product? i dont.
I have both. I shoot the modern one slightly better but I think only because it has fiberoptic sights.
Traded my P210 target for my Shadow 2. Like it better and twice the rounds.
You should buy one of the older original P210s or P49s! The one made by the Swiss gun makers! It feels twice as good as the new ones made in Germany or the US and is way more accurate! And you can find them for around $3500 or so today. I shot a friend's P49 with the wood grips and I wanted to grab the gun and run away with it!
Just bought the target model... lets see of the internet shoots as well with it as I have been able to.
"Maybe like your head..." Your wife is cool!!
Really wanted to get this gun years ago, to me Sig started remaking it a little too late. Now with all those double stack 2011 STI "John Wick" style guns I don't think so.
Excellent video! Here in europe i see often Sig sauer X5 Supermatch at competitions.
maybe it's a good gun review tip?!
I can't wait for Carry version
that gun should have bigger trigger guard for gloved hands and at lest 8 rounds of 10mm.or 357sig or 40s&w.that would be great care gun.with or with out picatinny rail.
I have to agree with you. I own one and the trigger is fantastic, but the sight are disappointing...
Stating that this is a competition gun and then complaining about capacity??? Numerous reviews on YT always complaining about capacity.
"This CZ TSO shoots great....but I would really give it a better review if it took 30 round Glock mags, it really lacks capacity at only 20. For that I can only rate it a 7.5." "This Korth revolver can't hang with my STI 2011 unfortunately due to capacity. Way too many reloads to make it through a stage."
This is my number uno channel for gun reviews, but perhaps focus a bit more on the 2 fails in the session. Just my $.02 and still a huge fan of this channel
Thanks for doing this vid! I just Dm’d you on IG the other day to see what you thought about this and you already were making the video lol will definitely patreon 👍🏼
Needs the feed ramps polished. Classic
Know it is not a pragmatic choice, but still really, really want one. Given the build quality & cost of production, I don't think it is over priced. Guessing lower profit margin than on their 320 or 365 series. Place for practical & a place for dream firearms. Like they kept it single stack. However, why only two magazines? Should come w/ four or five.
Appreciate the history and the clear manufacturing quality here, but given all the options on the market today, why would someone buy this gun? What purpose does it serve with such a limited capacity? Any gun is better than none, but given what you could have bought for that price?
Hi Chris. Where is your P210 target pistol made? The Swiss made P210 models are absolutely flawless in all respects. They are part of our heritage…… I am Swiss and probably a lacking in objectivity 😄
Love the ring of steel targets!
I wish you would have taken it to the tabletop and shown it a little more close up. Perhaps even disassembled it. Other than that, great job.
1000 round review is more detailed
I wanna know how you cut the grass with all those casings in the yard!