You got so attached to an inanimate object that you felt offended by his personal opinion enough to make an emotionally fueled, boomer comment about something he didn’t even bring up. Yikes
@morningfox_ what are you talking about? I rotate between Sig Sauer, Ruger, and Glock. Idc what anyone carries. I carry what works for me, and I expect that others carry what they're comfortable with. Be it microcompact, subcompact, compact, full, or duty size. Any edc is better than no edc.
@morningfox_ just a bored keyboard commando. Get a life outside of YT trolling people who share their experiences and opinions. I don't think the internet is for you
Yep. These gems get under appreciated by the polymer crowd. More for those that like the finer things in life. They wouldn’t charge twice or thrice the amount if it wasn’t worth it. 18rd flush fit and 20rd +2s, amazing triggers and the fastest resetting guns. Durable with great potential considering the aftermarket support. It can be tuned to crazy pull weights and a reset shorter than custom 2011s. Can’t really ask for more on a da/sa hammer fired. Heavy, but hammer fired. If you run out of ammo, use the gun as a hammer lol
@@IUsePCPno it’s not. I’ve heard HK VP9 are not reliable, heard the p226 is still better than the p320, I’ll take style point and quality of a 226 over a Glock
I have a few flocks and some of their triggers are great! My gen 3 19 has a great trigger but my gen 5 19X has a mushy terrible one. But a lot of companies make better stock triggers out the box. HK, Walther, CZ and Canik are some that come to mind.
P226 in 9mm is the best pistol I’ve ever fired. The weight for me doesn’t exist and it’s comfortable in my hands & is the smoothest pistol I’ve ever fired. The sight are perfect and I get easily re establish the sight picture after each shot
FORREAL. what the heck, oh im sorry... is a real gun too heavy for you now? If you missed the first fkn 15 shots are you really gonna hit the sixteenth? come on
I picked up a .40 P226 the other day and am waiting for it to arrive. I have a P320 and love love love it, but everyone I spoke to who owns one says the P226 is fantastic! Super excited to get mine!
I've owned a P226 in .40 for more than ten years. Only things I've changed is puting a short reset trigger kit in and putting Hogue wood grips. The latter's just personalization. My only complaint is that it's easier to buy a complete.40 magazine than a mag spring for some reason these days.
I give your opinion a 2.3. The P226 is wildly reliable, stupidly ergonomic, has a great trigger, very nice recoil impulse, and it's dropped down a shit ton just because you can't handle an option thats a tad bigger than what you're used to? If practicality is what you're going off of, you're gonna give shit scores to a lot of the best handguns
@@thebignuch7799 fair enough, I respect y’all for that. I am gonna try a different concealed carry setup at some point (fanny pack, cross-body style) to see if I can carry a bit more comfortably in some clothes. I’m not overweight particularly, only a little bit of gut, but I just find it more difficult to carry unless I’m wearing somewhat baggy clothing like sweatpants or athletic shorts. Even then, it’s not particularly comfortable, but I do it cuz I know it’ll keep me safer. It’ll take getting used to, but hopefully I’ll like it better. Might even help to carry something slightly larger too.
Impossible to disregard history of what a gun has accomplished throughout history. Look at what has happened to Sig Sauer over the last number of years and their line up.....
Ouch… as a proud owner of the 226, this hurts… it is heavy and I would def prefer something smaller and lighter as an EDCC but it’s quality all around; all metal construction, SA/DA with de-cocker, reliable, and a common easy to get ammo? Ticks a lot of boxes. 100% agree it was expensive and I actually really wanted a .45 but I don’t regret it. I coulda got a Springfield or Glock 45 for about a 1/3 the cost of the Sig but the Sig just feels so good to handle.
It's a P226, you have one of the most indefinable firearms, second only to the HK Usp if not equal to it. Don't let these pussies denote the guns value just because they're comparing carry practicality to the general success of a full size combat oriented handgun. It's like hating on the Mk18, because a 20" barrel configuration is more accurate
I have the 226 legion. I'm not concerned about the gun store clerk's opinion. Or sig haters. I hate Sig plenty. But I also recognize quality when I see it. The 226 is easily one of the best pistols in the world.
Metal over plastic fantastic’s any day. My cousin sent me a picture of a Glock snapped in half after the Border Patrol office fell off a ATV during a chase. I’ve owned everything from Glocks, Springfields, Sigs and Berettas. But if it’s a $hit hit the fan type thing I’m grabbing a metal gun.
I would actually like to hear some alternative suggestions for a SA/DA, hammer-fired, 15+ round handgun with a decocker since he brought up that they existed
We are talking the classic wonder nines, the big three are the cz 75, beretta 92, and the p226. These are three of my favorite platforms and you can’t go wrong with any of them. Other ones that are still in production are the px4 from beretta, the p07/p09 from cz, the sp2022 from sig, the usp and p30 series from h&k, fn has the fnx45, the fk brno psd is an option, and girsan does a budget m9a4 which is pretty good.
So the better version of the P320? The last good Sig Sauer pistol made? Sig basically modeled the P320 from the P226 except the trigger isn't as good, with less features, witha polymer frame and costs just about as much.
Not really, the 320 FCG is removable from the frame and the military version doesn't have drop safety issues. They cost about $600 while the 226 is twice as much.
I put over 1,000 rounds through my P226 before the first time I cleaned or oiled it. No malfunctions. I have like 1,600 rounds through it now, I’ve cleaned and oiled it twice, and not a single malfunction. Even my stock Glock didn’t do that. And with a 20 round mag, perfect ergonomics, and the best trigger in a stock gun, this is the best handgun for the money
My opinion only maybe , but I own a lot of handguns , there is not one company that is consistently puting the best triggers in thier pistols , so the best I have felt have been in the Walther PDP , Springfield EMP and the Colt Python and you can pay to much for some firearms and come up short on a trigger but I generally give a trigger a break in period. Canick has an excellent trigger for the price and I don't you could go wrong with that purchase.
I have the p229 pro. I can see why he rated it that way. Its a lil heavier. Bulkier grip. Pricey. There are things to mod on it to make it REALLY good. Its expensive. No comparisons to the market, and the score jumps a bunch, in my opinion.
Nothing about texture, trigger, sights, reliability, resale, slide reciprication, beaver tail, rail. . . because it's full sized and lighter than the original 226 with modern and more features? I am not a Sig guy, but that's a terrible call considering nobody said anything about intended applications.
I love my Sig's. I've got the 226 legion and the 220 legion in 10mm. But definitely not a fanboy. I'll be the first to admit that Sig has made some terrible decisions recently and their QC is very spotty. However I truly believe the 220 series is some of the best handguns in the world. They are definitely on par with today's standards.
I’d agree it’s too big and heavy to carry but for home defense it’s hard to find a better full sized handgun For EDC I’d get his lil brother the 229, SAO w/ an optic cut
By the time you spend money to upgrade a Glock trigger and maybe the op rod/spring assembly since it's plastic, and depending what Gen Glock you buy, save your money and buy something better right out of the box. Sig Sauer is an excellent piston right out of the box.
You guys had a lot of potential... I wonder why, with "today's standards," the USN Seal and boat teams still demand this as their sidearm? I think I'll stick with the actual professionals rating of 10. I've been shooting for 40+ years, and the 226 has been hands down the best pistol in its price range I've owned. Followed closely by the 229 for carry. Edit: Maybe it was the smugness at the end, and I missed the practicality part. I carry p365xl now because it's small and light. But I stand by my statements, you're hard pressed to find a gun that shoots like a 226, in that price range. There are better carry guns. But not better metal frame, hammer fired, more reliable, buttery trigger guns for under 1500
10 is very generous score given it's weight and bulk. It sure does perform when you need it, but it's not often people need it when they already have an M4 and a dozen teammates. Probably better as a primary weapon for those who aren't carrying an extra 50+ pounds.
It’s does have to me noted that is his personal opinion, it’s not an objective fact, it’s subjective, with that said, I agree he wasn’t fair to it ;-; it’s much better than a 5.4
They still “demand” it as their firearm? Thats funny because Socom now runs Glock 19s. A much more practical firearm especially when you have a rifle as a primary. Nobody is denying the 226 is a great firearm, but its just not practical with the option that are out today that have higher capacity and less weight which is exactly why it was given a 5.4.
Just somethings I know about plastics. Plastics when in contact with oil starts to change mechanical properties. As a mechanic I can’t have that. Thus a glock would be a nono for me from the get go. I did go with the sig
The only reason I agree with that score is the price of them. I can get another duty gun that will run and stay tough for a better price. It’s a great gun I just wish I didn’t have to save that much to get it.
Would have been nice if Jerrod would have checked if chamber. Seems to be a good habit, and never trust unless with your own eyes. I'm just trying to learn consistency myself.
So what are the better options without comparing apples to oranges? No polymer frames. No striker fired. Something with optic cut, short reset trigger, accuracy and reliability. I’ll wait.
What would be an alternative, double single action, that's as reliable and bomb proof? Legitimately asking for something comparable for the same cost or less.
I might have looked at a Sig maybe once or twice. I don't think I would buy one mainly because I'm left-handed and the control setup is definitely not Lefty friendly, and they've always been a bit out of my budget
@@6_SpeedGonzalesits always neckbeard giving the worst advice and takes 😂 it's all his personal opinions and won't apply to whatever someone else likes
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Bro channeled his inner pres for that rating
Saved his rookie score
Real recognize real
He forgot the one bite tho
18 rounds in current 226 models. Another tactical tupperware guy.
Tupperware is plastic though. Seems like a statement directed at Glock.
You got so attached to an inanimate object that you felt offended by his personal opinion enough to make an emotionally fueled, boomer comment about something he didn’t even bring up.
Yikes
@morningfox_ what are you talking about? I rotate between Sig Sauer, Ruger, and Glock. Idc what anyone carries. I carry what works for me, and I expect that others carry what they're comfortable with. Be it microcompact, subcompact, compact, full, or duty size. Any edc is better than no edc.
@morningfox_ just a bored keyboard commando. Get a life outside of YT trolling people who share their experiences and opinions. I don't think the internet is for you
Yep. These gems get under appreciated by the polymer crowd. More for those that like the finer things in life. They wouldn’t charge twice or thrice the amount if it wasn’t worth it.
18rd flush fit and 20rd +2s, amazing triggers and the fastest resetting guns. Durable with great potential considering the aftermarket support. It can be tuned to crazy pull weights and a reset shorter than custom 2011s. Can’t really ask for more on a da/sa hammer fired. Heavy, but hammer fired. If you run out of ammo, use the gun as a hammer lol
damn reliability counts for nothing anymore 😒
because pretty much every gun is reliable post 2010. Even hi points.
@@nfaisnfgayanything but a modern sig yup
@@IUsePCPno it’s not. I’ve heard HK VP9 are not reliable, heard the p226 is still better than the p320, I’ll take style point and quality of a 226 over a Glock
@@aliceakosota797tWo wOrl wArz
You are right, cause just about all handguns are reliable in today's age. It's everything else that should be taken into account for scoring.
Still a better trigger then any Glock aftermarket. And I’m a Glock guy.
You are way wrong
@@coletrickle7302 and yet you offer no actual rebuttals. Why don’t you list a brand that you thinks is better?
I have a few flocks and some of their triggers are great! My gen 3 19 has a great trigger but my gen 5 19X has a mushy terrible one. But a lot of companies make better stock triggers out the box. HK, Walther, CZ and Canik are some that come to mind.
As someone who owns both, Baron speaks the truth
@notdave2993 gen 3 triggers are the best for glock but nothing compares to a double single action
These dudes straight pulling random numbers outta their rears. What he meant to say was it ain’t Glock so it automatically loses 3 points
No, Sig is mid. That's why it got a mid tier ranking.
@@MidTennPewsno you’re just gay that’s why you think gay
@@MidTennPewsyeah bro the gun used by the navy seals, I hate people who know nothing about the topic talk like they know everything
Reeee! Glock, Glock, Glock!! The truth is Glock is a 40 year old design.
@@Habibi618Speaking of not knowing anything about the “topic,” the SEALs adopted the Mk27 in 2015 which is drum roll please…. A Glock 19.
P226 in 9mm is the best pistol I’ve ever fired. The weight for me doesn’t exist and it’s comfortable in my hands & is the smoothest pistol I’ve ever fired. The sight are perfect and I get easily re establish the sight picture after each shot
The P226 is the best in my book. On a score of 1 - 10, I give it a solid 12!
I've got a lot of feelings. And you hurt, damn near every one of em. 😅
FORREAL. what the heck, oh im sorry... is a real gun too heavy for you now? If you missed the first fkn 15 shots are you really gonna hit the sixteenth? come on
15 rounds damn…thank god there’s 18 and 20 rounder mags.
P226 is one of my dream pistols. I just love it so much! One day I shall own one. One day...
The reliability is hard to beat thou, any ammo, any condition it just runs
5 is a bit low. Prefer CZ 75b over 226, but it's close. I'd give the Sig a solid 8.
What’s better than a 226 besides a stecatto for the price?
Taurus G3 😏
A P226 is better than a staccato no cap
Cz
I'll take a Beretta 92FS to fill that same spot every time. Every time.
Glock
love my west german p226. best shooting handgun i’ve had. things a laser beam
Literally was gonna post the exact same thing. Only thing I’ve needed to do is replace magazine springs…..
I picked up a .40 P226 the other day and am waiting for it to arrive. I have a P320 and love love love it, but everyone I spoke to who owns one says the P226 is fantastic! Super excited to get mine!
team sig
I've owned a P226 in .40 for more than ten years. Only things I've changed is puting a short reset trigger kit in and putting Hogue wood grips. The latter's just personalization. My only complaint is that it's easier to buy a complete.40 magazine than a mag spring for some reason these days.
I love my 226 elite in .357sig and I have a .40 S&W barrel for added fun. All gifted to me by my Dad when I moved to a free state.
I concur
I would still use a 226 I know it’s a polymer world out there now but sig still does a good gun
Sig only makes good P226/229 guns
Its rugged reliable and has no plastic atleast mine has no plastic... 10 years perfect performance. 12 out of ten in reality.
Remember these guys are salesmen first. I have trusted my life to my p226 so yeah I am prejudiced.
Trolling the community, aren‘t you 😂
Carried a 228 for two decades. You can't beat the 220,226,228.229
I give your opinion a 2.3. The P226 is wildly reliable, stupidly ergonomic, has a great trigger, very nice recoil impulse, and it's dropped down a shit ton just because you can't handle an option thats a tad bigger than what you're used to? If practicality is what you're going off of, you're gonna give shit scores to a lot of the best handguns
DESTROOOOY HIM!!!😂😂
Carrying a 226 rn actually. Great trigger, reliable.
Man and here I was complaining about my compact pistol being bulky… respect, but you are a mad lad lmao
Also carry a 226. Sure it’s “big and bulky” but at the end of the day I can with full confidence know when and if I need it it’ll go bang.
@@thebignuch7799 fair enough, I respect y’all for that.
I am gonna try a different concealed carry setup at some point (fanny pack, cross-body style) to see if I can carry a bit more comfortably in some clothes. I’m not overweight particularly, only a little bit of gut, but I just find it more difficult to carry unless I’m wearing somewhat baggy clothing like sweatpants or athletic shorts. Even then, it’s not particularly comfortable, but I do it cuz I know it’ll keep me safer.
It’ll take getting used to, but hopefully I’ll like it better. Might even help to carry something slightly larger too.
Glock fan boys. Doesn't even mention the fact that the 226 is one of the best shooting hand guns.
Impossible to disregard history of what a gun has accomplished throughout history. Look at what has happened to Sig Sauer over the last number of years and their line up.....
They make 21 round mags for the 226 and it's insanely accurate.
Wow! I never would have thought Jarod was democrat. Guess I was wrong. You learn something new every day. 😂
The Sig double/single action pistols by far have the best triggers out of the box
CZ has entered the chat
Cz is better.
I enjoy the SAO version of my P226. No upgrades necessary.
I’m thinking about picking up a P229. What is comparable in today’s market?
Go for it bro I have the 229 legion SAO and love it ! Nothing else compares it especially to its trac record ‘
CZ P01. Both midsized metal DA/SA 9mm.
“Hey Jarod, any ideas on how to drive up engagement?”
Look who's talking bout big and bulky.😆
Ouch… as a proud owner of the 226, this hurts… it is heavy and I would def prefer something smaller and lighter as an EDCC but it’s quality all around; all metal construction, SA/DA with de-cocker, reliable, and a common easy to get ammo? Ticks a lot of boxes.
100% agree it was expensive and I actually really wanted a .45 but I don’t regret it. I coulda got a Springfield or Glock 45 for about a 1/3 the cost of the Sig but the Sig just feels so good to handle.
It's a P226, you have one of the most indefinable firearms, second only to the HK Usp if not equal to it. Don't let these pussies denote the guns value just because they're comparing carry practicality to the general success of a full size combat oriented handgun. It's like hating on the Mk18, because a 20" barrel configuration is more accurate
@toyomade. .45? Try the Sig p- 220!!
@@judycurtis5829 I want a 227! :D
I have the 226 legion. I'm not concerned about the gun store clerk's opinion. Or sig haters. I hate Sig plenty. But I also recognize quality when I see it. The 226 is easily one of the best pistols in the world.
I love that let down the hammer with the trigger not the actual lever that does that 😂
Overthinking a lot when it comes to pistols. Get what you’re comfortable with. Train endlessly. Protect you and yours. End of story
They make higher capacity mags that are flush if for it.
18rd Mec-Gar mags...yep.
Modern 226s come with flush fit 18 rnd mags
I was like what’s he huffing on, my 229 came with 15 round flush. How is a 226 not have more capacity than my smaller framed one?
Had a Sig 226 clone. Loved it 100%. Could only dream of owning a Sig 226 Legion , but at top end of hitting 2 grand I just could not justify the cost.
LMAO possibly the best mass-produced handgun ever guys he’s just doing this for the clicks 👌
I wonder what a 1911 would get? I absolutely LOVE mine in 10mm.
Metal over plastic fantastic’s any day. My cousin sent me a picture of a Glock snapped in half after the Border Patrol office fell off a ATV during a chase. I’ve owned everything from Glocks, Springfields, Sigs and Berettas. But if it’s a $hit hit the fan type thing I’m grabbing a metal gun.
He's right I give it a 6 but I'm a Old timer I'd like to see them rate the platypus by stealth arms
I would actually like to hear some alternative suggestions for a SA/DA, hammer-fired, 15+ round handgun with a decocker since he brought up that they existed
CZ Shadow 2 is nice
Cz p-07, HK p30, FNX
We are talking the classic wonder nines, the big three are the cz 75, beretta 92, and the p226. These are three of my favorite platforms and you can’t go wrong with any of them. Other ones that are still in production are the px4 from beretta, the p07/p09 from cz, the sp2022 from sig, the usp and p30 series from h&k, fn has the fnx45, the fk brno psd is an option, and girsan does a budget m9a4 which is pretty good.
Why would you compare a DA/SA gun with a striker fire? What’s the better options then? Berettas?
I'll never forget what my Senior Instructor once said: "Glocks are good; anyone can shoot a Glock... But Experts use SIGs..."
So the better version of the P320? The last good Sig Sauer pistol made?
Sig basically modeled the P320 from the P226 except the trigger isn't as good, with less features, witha polymer frame and costs just about as much.
Not really, the 320 FCG is removable from the frame and the military version doesn't have drop safety issues. They cost about $600 while the 226 is twice as much.
I put over 1,000 rounds through my P226 before the first time I cleaned or oiled it. No malfunctions. I have like 1,600 rounds through it now, I’ve cleaned and oiled it twice, and not a single malfunction. Even my stock Glock didn’t do that. And with a 20 round mag, perfect ergonomics, and the best trigger in a stock gun, this is the best handgun for the money
Thoughts on the best sig p365 model!?
My opinion only maybe , but I own a lot of handguns , there is not one company that is consistently puting the best triggers in thier pistols , so the best I have felt have been in the Walther PDP , Springfield EMP and the Colt Python and you can pay to much for some firearms and come up short on a trigger but I generally give a trigger a break in period. Canick has an excellent trigger for the price and I don't you could go wrong with that purchase.
What are the better options 🤔
What's a better option? In the hammer fired category?
Damn, I just copped a p226 Scorpion 🦂 I'm in love.
What do you think of the Walther PDP 9mm full size?
I would like one but a bulky, heavy handgun is a deal breaker for ccw. Would be ok in a leg holster, but who's wearing those?
Is it sold in the default 9mm? Or is that one chambered for one of the other calibers available on o the 226?
Wow, a 5.4. What would you give the Sig SP2022?
Can't say on the SP2022. I don't have much trigger time behind one to be honest.
Is a glock 19 more reliable than a sig p226?
Probably but the SIG trigger is soooo much better
What are some of the better options you’d recommend?
First pistol I bought as soon as I got my carry permit was the 229 pro.
Im a cz guy and this is prlly the only sig id buy…. Glad these idiots could persuade young clueless newbies
What are some better options in that price range
What would you rank the Sig sp2022?
Amazing gun in my opinion. 9.3🎯
I have the p229 pro. I can see why he rated it that way. Its a lil heavier. Bulkier grip. Pricey. There are things to mod on it to make it REALLY good. Its expensive. No comparisons to the market, and the score jumps a bunch, in my opinion.
Nothing about texture, trigger, sights, reliability, resale, slide reciprication, beaver tail, rail. . . because it's full sized and lighter than the original 226 with modern and more features?
I am not a Sig guy, but that's a terrible call considering nobody said anything about intended applications.
I love my Sig's. I've got the 226 legion and the 220 legion in 10mm. But definitely not a fanboy. I'll be the first to admit that Sig has made some terrible decisions recently and their QC is very spotty. However I truly believe the 220 series is some of the best handguns in the world. They are definitely on par with today's standards.
Im curious to know what would be an 8, 9 or 10 pistol
Debating getting my MK 25 milled for an optic but they made the most reliable gun as is, hard to improve on their design
I have a 226 x5 and love it.
P365 x macro is the best SIG pistol out there.
I am personally more of a glock guy, cheap guns and great gun versions/conversions like the .40 S&W glock 22
It's my favorite Sig, but I can't disagree... From a practicality standpoint, it definitely doesn't check a lot of boxes.
I’m curious, what would you rate it all things considered?
I agree it's not the best for most in this market, but 5 is a lowball.
I’d agree it’s too big and heavy to carry but for home defense it’s hard to find a better full sized handgun
For EDC I’d get his lil brother the 229, SAO w/ an optic cut
@@oceaser6977 Pretty easy to find a handgun with a larger capacity and lower bore axis.
@@Sgtassburgler quality and reliability still matter
Fully agree. I sold mine after taking it to a combat pistol class.
What’s currently the best…?
I love it. I'm wondering if the p226 and p229 are going to become the 1911 of my generation lol
Agreed 💯 Sig is not what they use to be , regardless of better options. There quality control has gone down hill 😢…
Fact…. 💯❤️🇺🇸
The whole P220 line are my favorite in general. I wish I had a p210 as well. But what are ya going to do 🤷🏻
Wat would be a better option to go with?
226 best trigger
By the time you spend money to upgrade a Glock trigger and maybe the op rod/spring assembly since it's plastic, and depending what Gen Glock you buy, save your money and buy something better right out of the box. Sig Sauer is an excellent piston right out of the box.
You guys had a lot of potential... I wonder why, with "today's standards," the USN Seal and boat teams still demand this as their sidearm? I think I'll stick with the actual professionals rating of 10. I've been shooting for 40+ years, and the 226 has been hands down the best pistol in its price range I've owned. Followed closely by the 229 for carry.
Edit: Maybe it was the smugness at the end, and I missed the practicality part. I carry p365xl now because it's small and light. But I stand by my statements, you're hard pressed to find a gun that shoots like a 226, in that price range. There are better carry guns. But not better metal frame, hammer fired, more reliable, buttery trigger guns for under 1500
P226ST 10+ years on my side.. it is something i can trust
10 is very generous score given it's weight and bulk. It sure does perform when you need it, but it's not often people need it when they already have an M4 and a dozen teammates.
Probably better as a primary weapon for those who aren't carrying an extra 50+ pounds.
It’s does have to me noted that is his personal opinion, it’s not an objective fact, it’s subjective, with that said, I agree he wasn’t fair to it ;-; it’s much better than a 5.4
Beretta 92 series I'd say is on par just imo
They still “demand” it as their firearm? Thats funny because Socom now runs Glock 19s. A much more practical firearm especially when you have a rifle as a primary. Nobody is denying the 226 is a great firearm, but its just not practical with the option that are out today that have higher capacity and less weight which is exactly why it was given a 5.4.
So what are the better options?
Just somethings I know about plastics. Plastics when in contact with oil starts to change mechanical properties. As a mechanic I can’t have that. Thus a glock would be a nono for me from the get go. I did go with the sig
The only reason I agree with that score is the price of them. I can get another duty gun that will run and stay tough for a better price. It’s a great gun I just wish I didn’t have to save that much to get it.
What are better options?
Would have been nice if Jerrod would have checked if chamber. Seems to be a good habit, and never trust unless with your own eyes. I'm just trying to learn consistency myself.
LOL, love the editing at the end.
Sigs do look like nice guns... but not for the price.
Lot of videos I have seen have said it has good reliability, one of the better handguns. Never shot one though
He's right. Ive told people this for years. It's a good gun with dated tech
So what are the better options without comparing apples to oranges? No polymer frames. No striker fired. Something with optic cut, short reset trigger, accuracy and reliability. I’ll wait.
Aahhh, the big man with the neck beard can't hold the nasty old heavy gun😂
I have a p226 and I agree. To me they're a good pick up as a police trade-in or used.
I would like to see a top 10 handguns full size best price and performance wise
My 226 has 18 round mags and hasn't failed once yet at 8k rounds but different strokes for different folks
Better than the “new” polymer/stryker guns impo. I think the 226 is going down in history and will stay around like 1911s have stayed around.
Whats the better options ?
What would be an alternative, double single action, that's as reliable and bomb proof? Legitimately asking for something comparable for the same cost or less.
I might have looked at a Sig maybe once or twice. I don't think I would buy one mainly because I'm left-handed and the control setup is definitely not Lefty friendly, and they've always been a bit out of my budget
I prefer the bulkiness feels more like your holding a hand cannon
That's a bold statement
Finally a channel thats honest
Honest, sure. Lot of really dumb takes? Also sure.
@@6_SpeedGonzalesits always neckbeard giving the worst advice and takes 😂 it's all his personal opinions and won't apply to whatever someone else likes