You missed the most versatile in my opinion which is the 5.7 x 28mm pistol! Extremely lightweight, easy to carry, well-built, reliable, functional powerful and easy to carry lots of the ammunition in your pockets if you have to get out in a hurry. Also, up to 20 round capacity magazines, it has gone through torture tests in the past from other RUclipsrs like gauntlet Tests, and it succeeded to function through everything it was put through.
Yeah I’ll stick to old faithful. Glock 19. Takes both the 15 &. 17rd mags and up. Normally I’d want a 17 but I like the idea of having even more magazine compatibility.
What people forget is in a true end of the world scenario if you’re finding parts, mags, and ammo for any gun you’re often times finding the gun it goes with. So it doesn’t really matter too much what you have
@@roaringsteelmedianaw it aint crazy but its way easier to buy glock parts and they can be found anywhere. Only other gun i can think of finding parts for that easy is the AR15.
I have the p07 and the p09 and the low bore axis on these guns are amazing when it comes to recoil and down sight speed. With a family of 57 guns I’d be grabbing my Glock or my sig. break down, ease of cleaning and the peace of mind of reliability without sacrificing capacity weight and accuracy
You, Sir, AND your Dad, are extremely wise. I heartily endorse your choice. Those limp wristed, soft handed, clog-wearing low T individuals who disdain the caliber and firearm are beneath consideration.
Personality I will take my Ruger Security Six over the S&W because it's built like a tank, however both are fine guns. I would never use what police or military choose as my guide. Their criteria almost never results in the best piece of equipment. Political and budgetary consideration are always part of the formula.
I live in Germany so unfortunately i cannot have a lot of guns. Because of this i went with a CZ Shadow 2 with an Holosun 407k and a just got my PS LOK Grips delivered. now i am just stocking up on ammo ;)
@@alananderson5929 it depends. In Germany you need a card for weapon ownership. There is a green one and a yellow one. The green one is for semi auto rifles and pistols, revolvers and either semi auto or pump action shotguns. With this one you can own two handguns and 4 long guns. You also have to demonstrate a so called need für each buy. Like for hunting or competition. Self defense does not count unfortunately. If you want more, you have to prove that you use them for competition. But hunters are excluded from this rule. They can buy as much as they want. The yellow one is for single shot handguns and longguns and bolt action guns. You can put 10 on that card. You do not have to provide a need for them. Hope that answers your question mate 😂
SUPER surprised that the CZ 75 didn't make it to the list. I've got a CZ 75 SP.01 Tactical and Canik Mete (personalized) that I would and do bet my life on.
@kevinallies1014 that's true about the Canik, though it is becoming more prolific in the US. I know quite a few people who own one. The CZ I feel would be MUCH easier to get parts and mags if needed. I love them both and I know Glock will probably be the top for most, forever. And that's OK. I would 100% take my chances with my CZ. My Canik would just have to stay where it broke if it came down to it. If needs be, I would probably replace it with a Glock 34. But that would be a last ditch solution. I'll definitely ride-or-die with my CZ though. She's worth it in my opinion
SHTF Firearms: MOS Glock 19, AR15(mil-spec) and Ruger's 10/22 Takedown model KISS - These have the most common parts, most commonly found ammo and you can do 90% of your hunting with the relatively quiet 10/22 which breaks down into an easy to carry pack. Remember, there won't be any refrigeration for storage so you'll be hunting smaller game, maybe trapping fish. The smaller the fire and the smaller the caliber you're shooting, the less attention you're going to attract. 9mm and 5.56 are still around for self defense but, due to lack of cold storage, I'd sooner trap/hunt the smaller animals.
@@RobertSmith-kj6eb Theoretically, you won't be carrying the AR around much. 90% of the time, you'll be carrying the .22 and 9mm with the AR left at home. Remember, it's not just the weight of the weapon but that of the ammo too. Once you've secured a BoO then you'll be able to work outwards from there. Gas is only stable for 4-6wks, we'll have that long to travel until we're on foot, horse or bikes. If you have a cache of ammo, parts and other tradeable pieces of kit then you'll want to setup ASAP and spend those 4-6wks searching and scavenging and securing your area. That means traveling light but able to defend at home.
My S&W 686 .357 was my first gun purchase at 18 years old, and I am now 55. Been the best hunting/protection gun I have ever owned, for close quarter or reaching out to touch something. Paired with a (now classic) Galco vertical holster, also bought back in the early 80's when they first opened here in Phoenix (actually they were right around the corner where I worked at the Air Park, along with Dillion Precision, so I was making money and heading to both and spending it). Love my semi-autos, but that 686 is venerable, reliable, accurate, and can club the heck outta someone as well. 😉
Glad to see you guys survived the cornado to bring us the content! As a non-Glock owner, I'd have to agree that a Glock would be the best choice for the scenario. The ability to "find" mags, parts, and go a lot more miles between oil changes is a big plus.
Yes I agree. In fact, I was "certain" that one of Outlaw's pistols was going to be the S&W M&P 2.0. Remember when Outlaw left an M&P outside in the Iowa weather for 3 months, and then picked it up and shot it? I was sure he was going to talk about that again in this video.
Just don't get that range princess dirty during whatever "survival" scenario you're daydreaming about lol, it'll choke up right quick. Better stock up on cleaning patches and lube too, huh?
Walther PPQ or PDP. Used extensively with German police and used and abused by gun enthusiasts across the world, there is absolutely no doubt that Walther makes a mean, tough, reliable, and feature packed handgun
As mentioned, HK, and Staccato. produce indestructible firearms. Walther was not included. Because this company may come close. To measuring up, but does not!? So stop crying little fanboy. Because Chris did not bad mouth walther firearm manufacturing company. Another excellent example of my statement is. Beretta firearm manufacturing company. Only receiving an honorable mention. Wait! Did Walther!!!! I am now going to have to rewatch Chris's video.
@@ariesmight6978 Fanboy? Pennsylvania State Police, Brevard County Sheriff's Office, and York County Sheriff's Office. Just a few departments who issue Walthers as their duty weapon. Walther served for decades with many European militaries. It's not "fanboy", it's reality
@@ariesmight6978 Hahaha whatever you say man. I want you to go back and watch the honorable mentions part. Tell me why he didn't include the P-07 or M9. It had nothing to do with reliability. I mean by your logic, any gun he didn't mention isn't worthy. The Colt 1911, the CZ 75, the FN FNX, the Sig P320, the S&W M&P. All notoriously reliable handguns, and ALL handguns he didn't breathe a word about.
@eindride1268 don't need anything special for a 1911. If it needs lubed, motor oil works fine. That's how they were meant to be oiled in the first place. They didn't have special lubes when they, as well as other small arms, were first made for military use so it was figured motor oil as universal lube.
Good list, and I love the rationale behind each choice. My CZ P09 Urban Gray (fully cajunized) and P07 (stock...so far) would be my go-tos. I have owned my P09 for almost 8 years, have I literally don't know how many thousand rounds through it, and have had 2 malfunctions (reman garbage that had almost no powder in it, during the pandemic) in that entire time. Suppressed or unsuppressed, it just works.
This is maybe the best gun demonstration I've ever seen!!..Thank you for giving us some critical information on each and every gun!!.. Sir, u will be one of my major go-to exspert when getting advice on firearms!!..Thank u for everything!
1. HK USP Expert with jet funnel and hkparts rail adapter ($29). 2. Beretta WC 92G Brigadier Tactical with magwell kit. 3. CZ 75 SP01 Tactical Custom from CZ Custom. 4. Sig Sauer P226 Legion. 5. Since you showed the X5 Legion and picked the Staccato, Tanfoglio Limited Master Xtreme (proven in competition).
Maintenance required for the Staccato. I’ve been wanting either a Staccato P or an Sig 226 X FIVE. Would the Sig be the better choice if you were talking just maintenance? Next month I’m going to get one or the other and just want to make a smart purchase
How would you rate the M11 A1? My gf has one, loves it, shoots it very well. Obviously it's not in the Legion series, but we don't see a lot of this gun here in RUclips. Thanks!
Yep, gotta have a Glock for the end of the world gun. For me, it's the basic gen 3 model 19. The most popular caliber, I have a bunch of mags, and you can use mags from several different Glock models. The mags are anywhere you go. Glock parts are easy to find and just as easy to install, not that you'd need them. I bought mine in 2009, I've put thousands of rounds through it and never had a malfunction. That's probably the most important thing in a shtf firearm. It has to work every time.
@mikect500 Nice! I have several Glocks. The oldest one has only 2 letters and three numbers in the serial number. It's in one of the Tupperware boxes. It looks its age, too. But, looks don't matter. It shoots as good as my gen 5 model 19.
@SuicideVan Absolutely right. I've only handled one Glock that would have a malfunction about every third round. It belonged to a coworker. He inherited it from his dad. It was an early model 19. His dad was into competition shooting, and he had put every hotrod part and spring in it for competition. The major problem was light primer strikes. My coworker wanted a properly functioning gun. He paid for the parts, and I replaced everything in the slide with oem Glock parts. The only part I left alone was the 3.5 lb connector his dad had put in. Afterward, that 19 functioned like new again.
Awesome video Outlaw. Huge thanks on this info, especially on the Glock. BTW, Absolutely loving my Radical AR and was so thrilled to see you post it in your last budget video. Moving the topic from handguns to rifles, I would be so curious to know your "End of the World" scenario for rifles. If you had to choose 5 rifles to take with you, for all the similar reasons as the handguns, it would be awesome to know your picks and why! There is a great deal I am still learning about bolt action and shotguns and my gut tells me you might have one of each on your list! :D Big thanks again ~
Excellent point!!! Thank you for raising this…I am not a woman, but my hands are small nonetheless…and I’m not a fan of recoil…I would LOVE to see Mrs.’s Outlaw’s list!! 😃👍🫡
The Gen.1,( Made in Germany ) Sig 226 was the first semi-auto, 9mm pistol that I ever shot in 1988 it was a perfect fit for my hands and was already sighted in by the Factory that came with the paper target and signed by the armorer , so it's my favorite and has always worked for me to this Day !
I love those guns, but I think conceal-ability is a critical component for EOTW situations, especially if you live in a more urban/suburban environment. Open carrying a fine handgun on your hip would paint a pretty big target on your back in a world where resources are short and people are scared. Here’s my list for everyone to shit on: 1. Glock 19/48 2. HK P30SK. 3. CZ P01/P07 4. SW M&P 2.0 subcompact 5. Sig P365X Macro Nothing fancy because for all the money you’d spend on a Staccato most people would be better off buying ammo and taking a few classes.
Ive watched so many videos by you about the 19x (a future purchase) that you're all over my feed. No need to fight it, im subscribing, you are the best in the gun review business! ⚔️🇺🇸
I have most of these. Glock 17 easy pick. Simple to repair, easy to find parts, reliable and accurate. The rest are great but, parts are hard to find. Most you need to go to school to fix. Just to complex for the end of the world.
I think the 19 is a little better of a choice as it is the most popular size and can still fit 17 or larger mags where with the 17 you need full sized magazines.
@@F30__Zay I personally have a 47 for home defense and a 43 for carry, if I had to have only one I'd probably go with 19 and use the big mags in the bedside table and flush out and about.
@@SuicideVannah that take the same parts and the bigger grip is better especially end of the world situation the shorter grip is just for better concealment no one needs to conceal or worry about printing at that point
@@Nollideel but you can't fit any Glock 19 mags you come across. You didn't think about that did you? There are probably 10x the Glock 19 mags in existence as they are 17 mags. Even the LAPD and CHP standard issue the 19 and many shooters find the ergonomics of the 19 to be better and the shorter sight radius faster to aquire. Don't care if they call it "compact" it is not a compact pistol.
My top 5 end of the world pistols would be.. No particular order.. 1. Sig Classic Series ( P226 or P229).. 2. Glock or Shadow Systems ( G45 , G47 , XR920 or DR920 ).. 3. CZ 75 Series ( P07 , P09 , or SP01).. 4. H&K USP or P30.. 5. Ruger MK IV 22/45.. My Top 5 Carbines for the End Of the World.. No particular order.. 1. Centurion CM4 Midweight HF.. 2. Colt / Colt Canada M4A1.. 3. SOLGW M4-89 V2 HF.. 4. BCM RECCE BFH or EMWF.. 5. Geissele Super Duty..
My list would probably be CZ 75, Sig P226, S&W M&P M2, Beretta 92 (specifically the M9A1 variant), Glock 17/19. All of these are super wide spread, you could scavange parts from less fortunate survivors or law-enforcement/military, 9mm is the most common caliber, stores (before they are totally ransacked) would have parts, magazines and ammo for them. The Glock 17 or 19 are the most common handguns worldwide as far as I know, so you'd have the best chance of finding spare parts.
No, in my humble opinion, I Revolver would be the ideal end of the world weapon handgun wives because the magazine is always with the gun. You never have to look for a magazine. You never have to look for more magazines. It’s already there just like a tubular magazine on a lever action rifle it’s always theremay be slower reloading, but you’ll never lose it in the end of the world situation. You may not have access to extra magazines. They may not be available so with revolver you’re always ready for action. Just my opinion and thanks for your review.
@@thefrogking481 I had a new Browning Hi-Power jam on me twice. Traded it in on a revolver & never looked back. That was 30 years ago. Never a failure!
@terryballard4674 I still have my HiPower. Never had any feeding issues. I guess someone already broke it in. My new one, yes. After break in, flawless. Properly lubed and it will always run. Just how 1911's are.
I included self defense, home/ range defense, red dawn, zombie apocalypse , anarchy, etc 5. Beratta m9 4. My currect edc because i just graduated college canik tp9 elite. Is there better option yes but i am really familiar with it 3. Glock 45 2. Glock 22( barrels for 357 sig, 9 mm and 40sw ) multiple ammo types will be useful 1. Glock 26 can shoot any double stack 9 mmm glock mags, also a cc is over looked. Always carry edc and you don't know whwn shtf will happen but you will have a gun. Honorable mention Gloxk 19 Cz75 Walter pdp 357 mag 8 shot revolver 5.7 pistol- armor piercing rounds or can go through armor 22 semi auto pistol
It’s not for everyone but my Ride or die is my Jericho 941!! And more recently as backup the Masada slim. I really like Most IWI stuff.my P09 is a banger also.
Love that you picked the S&W 686 6” for the revolver slot. I bought mine about six years for two reasons: 1. Because they are WAY better, more popular, and more common than other “Big Nasties”, 2. For the apocalypse. I mean I’d probably grab a couple guns between the wife and I, but that 686 is the only one with a guaranteed ticket 😂. You also forgot to mention that it can fire 38 Special, which doubles your chance of finding more ammo, especially since both 357 and 38 Spc are two of the most common calibers in the US, especially for revolvers.
Definitely an extremely helpful video. NEWSFLASH: HK USP EXPERT sells for around $1,500 - $1,600. That's TWO G34s kitted out. And then there's the cost of the mags. HK mags are not inexpensive, again about 2X the Glock mags. Two is one after all. :)
What does kitted out mean to you? Putting a dot and a light on the gun and you are at that price unless you are going budget all the way around. Two dots and youre eating up half of that
P2000 is a more modern version of the USP with better controls. The P30 is the latest iteration of the USP but I believe the p2000 is the best one as it is shorter and easier to conceal. You can also have it cut for an RMR and upgraded by LTT. - Costs $650.
Im a huge investor and a factory trained armorer for the hk usp series. I carry a usp compact 9mm daily but dont think id recommend it for the end of the world. Its very difficult to repair and make parts for. Id put most HK products in that category. If they are running, they are durable and run well, if they break, they are done without support. The p226 is almost the same thing, the small parts interchange with most P-200 series pistols and they have sold a bunch. Wheel guns, especially colts are too complicated and require hardened parts internally. Colts destroy themselves due to the hand and bolt issue that is caused by the rotation. I like the idea of a wheelgun but not sure about durability and repair. Stacatto is not great, you have to keep it damn clean. My XC has issues when it gets dirty. Id go with a looser tolerance pistol. I understand its your opinion. Id go with a beretta, glock and the 320. They are all plentiful, I carry a glock when im going on the water. I carry a 20 because it can handle gators, my local leo department carries a 21 so it swaps parts. For a wheel gun, model 10 smith wesson, 629, 69 etc. All have good uses. Personally im keeping the B&T Station six (45) my wife bought me for my birthday close. It has great potential because most of all it keeps people from knowing you are around. Last of the mohicans taught us to never fire twice because nobody gets a location from a single shot. Everyone finds you in 2 shots.
I think most people would hunker down where they are and use their arsenal & food storage without migrating if possible. So be prepared and use all the firearms you want/got for the specific situation.
I agree with your thoughts. The gun I pick for the coming sh!storm should be a very common make in the most common caliber. Parts and ammunition availability is paramount
I would love a list video from you where you briefly go through building a do-all AR, different uppers and lowers from different brands at different price points and the cliffs notes of what someone building one for the first time would need to know. I’ve made sure the two handgun purchases I’ve made have been vetted by you, and have not been disappointed so would love something about AR’s. As always love the honest content, keep it up! You guys are appreciated
I understand the reasoning behind the staccato but it is the only one I would leave off. There is no arguing any of the other choices on your list. Bravo sir!
I buy a maverick 88 Everytime I see one for $200 or less. Theyre kinda like batteries. Good to have backups all over the house. Same reliability as the 500 and 590 for dirt cheap.
Im with you definitely grabbing my Staccato P. 3,000 rounds zero malfunctions, taken 1,000 all day courses, done USPSA competitions with zero hiccups. Trust it with my life.
I'd have to put my Beretta 92x centurion-G on the list. Never had a malfunction, it's not ammo picky, excellent trigger, accurate, plenty of magazines out there that won't break the bank.
Thanks for the compliment on the Texas Rangers!! Me and Tony Pignato put that deal together for active and retired Rangers. Staccato still takes care of the Rangers today.
I love your work as always, my #1 choice on RUclips, BUT, how did your beloved CZ-75 (variant) not make it??? And to add insult to injury, a GLOCK???? Might as well put on some nut hugger shorty shorts and change your name to James Reeves Junior!
On the Glock G5 34, what if anything did (or would) you do with the trigger. I find a slightly lower force required on the trigger along with a quick reset hugely helps me with my accuracy. It’s because of medical issues with my wrist and age combination. Thanks and really appreciate your videos. I find your reviews really helpful and informative for me
"If you run out of ammo, you could use it as a melee device!" LMAO Check that! Smiles departed when I heard you pick a "Crock" as the best choice. 😂😂😂😂
Can you do one for people with slightly smaller hands that can’t handle full size guns well? I’m trying but the m9 and Glock 19 just having a harder time holding for longer than a mag at a time.
I’m good to about 50-70 yards just depends on the pistol. My CZ p09 I’m 70 yards my 19 43x and sigs I’m still getting 30-50 yards. Idk that low bore axis on that cz is really a charm in accuracy just took me awhile to feel her out
Grip is the most important thing when it comes to pistol marksmanship. Master a tight, vice-like grip that allows you to ratchet down the gun. Learn the trigger wall in your gun, learn to break the wall back to the rear without disrupting your sights. Focus on developing grip, relaxed shoulders, and your pistol marksmanship will change forever.
When I'm looking into a new pistol purchase I watch your videos for your review of that model before purchase. Great content 👌 thanks for all the videos and great reviews!
Love the vids, see you do almost every Sig under the sun but no DH3 is their a reason for that. Very interested in that pistol would love to get your thoughts on it.
In my opinion, the G23 is the best handgun in the world! You can shoot 4 caliber’s through this gun by swapping out barrels/mags. I currently shoot 9mm through mine with a lone wolf barrel. 9mm are cheaper, but if I get.40 cal at a good price, I change barrels/mags and I’m good to go.
@@mikect500 I tried semi-autos...back in the 80's, I bought a brand new Browning Hi-Power 9mm. It jammed on me twice in 6 months. I can't take that risk ever again....
cool Video as always, Chris. I agree, S&W 686 or Ruger GP100, or a Python, I can go with any of those. I like my Glock 19x & the 17. Going to look at a 34 next week. I would absolutely want any of my Beretta's , 92FS, M9A3, full size Storm. they are all good. Swap the M&P 2.0 for the HK, because I have a lot M&P magazines. It has a good trigger. .22, I must choose my Browning Buckmark. It's pretty accurate & very quiet. Have a good one! chuck
I have S&W 686 plus 4” ( 7 round) and S&W 66 6” and Ruger sp101. Love them all. Rugers are built like a tank but not as fancy but still think Rugers are just sturdier since cylinder attaches at frame not with stem !!!
Living by the sea on an island, the SIG P226 Mk. 25 was my choice for a long term sidearm for the end of the world scenario. I practice on this pistol every time I’m at the range.
Sweet! You can never go wrong with the G34. I got a custom built gen3. Spectra p80 lower, Patmos slide, Shadow systems striker pin and trigger, NDZ 17lb guide rod. No recoil. Stay safe.
Have had the HK USPc 9mm for 24 years/40,000+ rounds and the only problem is a broken firing pin a last year. Got the Sig p226 a few years after the HK and it Is also very reliable and accurate. My revolver is a 1970s Ruger Sigle Six LR/WMR. Nuff said. Number four id the Beretta PX4. The last spot is any one of my 1911s.
Chris, you have repeatedly extolled the H&K USP Expert, and it doubtless is a superb autoloader. However, you never even mention the H&K USP Tactical, chambered in .45 ACP. That, I believe, is myopic and biased. The original .45 USP Tactical has every advantage and design innovation of the Expert - and there are many - but its Mark 23 roots are even deeper than the remainder of the USPs, which indicate unequalled quality, deign engineering, reliability, durability and accuracy. Moreover, for any “End of the World” scenario, I’d prefer a handgun that can fire unlimited quantities of all .45 ACP rounds (including .45 Super). You’re a virtually peerless marksman, but for most of us the power of a 230 grain .45 ACP load, fired from a 5.1 inch polygonal hammer forged barrel, may compensate for your excellence with a diminutive 9x19mm.
The USP 45 can't fire unlimited quantities of 45 Super. The manual to my USP 45 states that 45 +p can be fired but will wear the pistol faster, and firing 45 super will void the warranty. Only the Mark 23 is rated for 45 Super.
Your videos are always interesting and filled with detailed content. Surprised that you didn't include a M&P 2.0 ?? I count on you for reliable firearms information. Thank you and please keep up the good work.
I rarely agree with most of the choices on lists like these, but this is literally the exact 5 handguns I would pick (though maybe not in the same order).
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I would like to enter, but how about something besides a coffee mug for the non coffee drinkers.
I drink coffee but no way I’m paying $50+ for a mug.
50 bucks for a cup... C'mon man...at least make the 50 worth it
S&W 686 is on sale in California for $949. Oh yeah, there is a $75 rebate.
You missed the most versatile in my opinion which is the 5.7 x 28mm pistol! Extremely lightweight, easy to carry, well-built, reliable, functional powerful and easy to carry lots of the ammunition in your pockets if you have to get out in a hurry. Also, up to 20 round capacity magazines, it has gone through torture tests in the past from other RUclipsrs like gauntlet Tests, and it succeeded to function through everything it was put through.
0:55 HK USP series
3:35 SIG 226 series
5:56 S&W 686 revolver
8:02 Staccato P
10:04 Honorable mentions:
CZ P-07
Beretta M9
10:21 Glock 34
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Glock probably just for magazine and parts availability. In the end of the world, good luck finding someone with a staccato
And there's a bunch of guns built to take Glock mags that arent glocks. Definitely a versatile and common platform
Yeah I’ll stick to old faithful. Glock 19. Takes both the 15 &. 17rd mags and up. Normally I’d want a 17 but I like the idea of having even more magazine compatibility.
What people forget is in a true end of the world scenario if you’re finding parts, mags, and ammo for any gun you’re often times finding the gun it goes with. So it doesn’t really matter too much what you have
Or oil for the stacatto
@@roaringsteelmedianaw it aint crazy but its way easier to buy glock parts and they can be found anywhere. Only other gun i can think of finding parts for that easy is the AR15.
7:25 "Heavy is good. Heavy is reliable. If it does not work, you can always hit him with it." - Boris the Blade
"Beat" me to it😂
Haha yeah Tommy you tried it ohhh lol
That sneaky f---ing Russian 😂
"You mean Boris the Bullet Dodger?"
Unless you have to carry it.
Just started and I think I can guess this list:
5: CZ P07
4: CZ P07
3: CZ P07
2: CZ P07
1: S&W Shield Plus
The complete breakdown takes too long.
😂😂😂. That's what I thought too!
I have the p07 and the p09 and the low bore axis on these guns are amazing when it comes to recoil and down sight speed. With a family of 57 guns I’d be grabbing my Glock or my sig. break down, ease of cleaning and the peace of mind of reliability without sacrificing capacity weight and accuracy
Excellent list
Spot on for the Honest Outlaw😂
The legendary S&W Model 686 is my personal favorite. The one I own belonged to my dad, and it never disappoints even after years of use.
Racing a 64 chevelle against formula one cars.
@@Rubeless The outcome of that would depend on the race...LOL
You, Sir, AND your Dad, are extremely wise. I heartily endorse your choice. Those limp wristed, soft handed, clog-wearing low T individuals who disdain the caliber and firearm are beneath consideration.
Personality I will take my Ruger Security Six over the S&W because it's built like a tank, however both are fine guns.
I would never use what police or military choose as my guide.
Their criteria almost never results in the best piece of equipment.
Political and budgetary consideration are always part of the formula.
@@mark98115 "Personally". 😜
By saying my gun is not as good as some other, you somehow made me feel like....less of a man...... 😆
I live in Germany so unfortunately i cannot have a lot of guns. Because of this i went with a CZ Shadow 2 with an Holosun 407k and a just got my PS LOK Grips delivered. now i am just stocking up on ammo ;)
i always said if there was a gun question: shadow 2 is a great answer. full size or compact.
I went with the CZ PF-10F
@@gravity-arbor excellent selection IMO. congratulations! awesome magazines too. ask dan Wesson!
How many pistols is the German limit? Bitte…😃
@@alananderson5929 it depends. In Germany you need a card for weapon ownership. There is a green one and a yellow one. The green one is for semi auto rifles and pistols, revolvers and either semi auto or pump action shotguns. With this one you can own two handguns and 4 long guns. You also have to demonstrate a so called need für each buy. Like for hunting or competition. Self defense does not count unfortunately.
If you want more, you have to prove that you use them for competition.
But hunters are excluded from this rule. They can buy as much as they want.
The yellow one is for single shot handguns and longguns and bolt action guns. You can put 10 on that card. You do not have to provide a need for them.
Hope that answers your question mate 😂
I love when Outlaw paints his nails to really show off the elegance of the firearms
SUPER surprised that the CZ 75 didn't make it to the list.
I've got a CZ 75 SP.01 Tactical and Canik Mete (personalized) that I would and do bet my life on.
@kevinallies1014 that's true about the Canik, though it is becoming more prolific in the US. I know quite a few people who own one.
The CZ I feel would be MUCH easier to get parts and mags if needed.
I love them both and I know Glock will probably be the top for most, forever. And that's OK. I would 100% take my chances with my CZ. My Canik would just have to stay where it broke if it came down to it. If needs be, I would probably replace it with a Glock 34. But that would be a last ditch solution.
I'll definitely ride-or-die with my CZ though. She's worth it in my opinion
@@bearsikes1311I just got a p07 and so far I absolutely love it
SHTF Firearms: MOS Glock 19, AR15(mil-spec) and Ruger's 10/22 Takedown model
KISS - These have the most common parts, most commonly found ammo and you can do 90% of your hunting with the relatively quiet 10/22 which breaks down into an easy to carry pack. Remember, there won't be any refrigeration for storage so you'll be hunting smaller game, maybe trapping fish. The smaller the fire and the smaller the caliber you're shooting, the less attention you're going to attract. 9mm and 5.56 are still around for self defense but, due to lack of cold storage, I'd sooner trap/hunt the smaller animals.
Do you really want to carry around 3 guns though? Maybe just get a suppressor and threaded barrel for the glock.
@@RobertSmith-kj6eb Theoretically, you won't be carrying the AR around much. 90% of the time, you'll be carrying the .22 and 9mm with the AR left at home.
Remember, it's not just the weight of the weapon but that of the ammo too. Once you've secured a BoO then you'll be able to work outwards from there. Gas is only stable for 4-6wks, we'll have that long to travel until we're on foot, horse or bikes. If you have a cache of ammo, parts and other tradeable pieces of kit then you'll want to setup ASAP and spend those 4-6wks searching and scavenging and securing your area. That means traveling light but able to defend at home.
Exactly. The perfect, practical list.
My S&W 686 .357 was my first gun purchase at 18 years old, and I am now 55. Been the best hunting/protection gun I have ever owned, for close quarter or reaching out to touch something. Paired with a (now classic) Galco vertical holster, also bought back in the early 80's when they first opened here in Phoenix (actually they were right around the corner where I worked at the Air Park, along with Dillion Precision, so I was making money and heading to both and spending it). Love my semi-autos, but that 686 is venerable, reliable, accurate, and can club the heck outta someone as well. 😉
Glad to see you guys survived the cornado to bring us the content!
As a non-Glock owner, I'd have to agree that a Glock would be the best choice for the scenario. The ability to "find" mags, parts, and go a lot more miles between oil changes is a big plus.
A non-glock owner😂 . Are we NGO's , like a fringe minority. I'm not a POC but I'm a NGO 😂
CZ baby!
Love the Glock 17, 34, SIG Sauer 226 X Five Legion and CZ Shadow 2 compact
M&P 2.0 it’s unkillable.
Agreed!❤️
It hurt your feelings
@HWG-wm8ld not really. I got a Glock too 🤣
Yes I agree. In fact, I was "certain" that one of Outlaw's pistols was going to be the S&W M&P 2.0. Remember when Outlaw left an M&P outside in the Iowa weather for 3 months, and then picked it up and shot it? I was sure he was going to talk about that again in this video.
@jamesgloriod7195 Garand Thumb froze a bunch of pistols (and rifles) but the M&P and 1 other were the only ones to work out of the bunch ❤️
Staccato at the end of the world. “May not be for everyone because of the Price point?”
It’s the end of the world. Put it on your credit card, lol.
I think the point is that if something breaks, good luck finding a replacement part.
Good luck finding somewhere that accepts credit cards at the end of the world 🤣.
In America if you make it long enough to break a weapon plenty will be available to replace it. Just a fact of war.
Just don't get that range princess dirty during whatever "survival" scenario you're daydreaming about lol, it'll choke up right quick. Better stock up on cleaning patches and lube too, huh?
And god forbid you drop it and send a round into the world
I really expected to see the m&p 2.0 on this list
Same! Or even on the honorable mention list
same.
M&P2.0 is the Toyota Hilux of the gun world
Walther PPQ or PDP. Used extensively with German police and used and abused by gun enthusiasts across the world, there is absolutely no doubt that Walther makes a mean, tough, reliable, and feature packed handgun
As mentioned, HK, and Staccato. produce indestructible firearms. Walther was not included. Because this company may come close. To measuring up, but does not!? So stop crying little fanboy. Because Chris did not bad mouth walther firearm manufacturing company. Another excellent example of my statement is. Beretta firearm manufacturing company. Only receiving an honorable mention.
Wait! Did Walther!!!! I am now going to have to rewatch Chris's video.
Comes back...NO😂😂
@@ariesmight6978 Fanboy? Pennsylvania State Police, Brevard County Sheriff's Office, and York County Sheriff's Office. Just a few departments who issue Walthers as their duty weapon. Walther served for decades with many European militaries. It's not "fanboy", it's reality
@GTOFreak1 Yep, one deffinitely very serious hurt fanboy here.
@@ariesmight6978 Hahaha whatever you say man. I want you to go back and watch the honorable mentions part. Tell me why he didn't include the P-07 or M9. It had nothing to do with reliability. I mean by your logic, any gun he didn't mention isn't worthy. The Colt 1911, the CZ 75, the FN FNX, the Sig P320, the S&W M&P. All notoriously reliable handguns, and ALL handguns he didn't breathe a word about.
Glock 43x, Shield Plus, or CANIK TP9 elite SC. Best first gun to buy which of these three ? I’m looking to CC later on also.
Beretta 92fs, Glock 17/19, HK USP, Bare-bones 1911, CZ Shadow 2.
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You're gonna need a lot of Clp for that 1911, and a couple trigger return springs for that Cz
@eindride1268 don't need anything special for a 1911. If it needs lubed, motor oil works fine. That's how they were meant to be oiled in the first place. They didn't have special lubes when they, as well as other small arms, were first made for military use so it was figured motor oil as universal lube.
Good list, and I love the rationale behind each choice. My CZ P09 Urban Gray (fully cajunized) and P07 (stock...so far) would be my go-tos. I have owned my P09 for almost 8 years, have I literally don't know how many thousand rounds through it, and have had 2 malfunctions (reman garbage that had almost no powder in it, during the pandemic) in that entire time. Suppressed or unsuppressed, it just works.
P09 does not get enough love, definitely.
Great stuff as always! I never buy a new firearm without looking at your reviews when doing my homework! Thanks again!
This is maybe the best gun demonstration I've ever seen!!..Thank you for giving us some critical information on each and every gun!!..
Sir, u will be one of my major go-to exspert when getting advice on firearms!!..Thank u for everything!
1. HK USP Expert with jet funnel and hkparts rail adapter ($29).
2. Beretta WC 92G Brigadier Tactical with magwell kit.
3. CZ 75 SP01 Tactical Custom from CZ Custom.
4. Sig Sauer P226 Legion.
5. Since you showed the X5 Legion and picked the Staccato, Tanfoglio Limited Master Xtreme (proven in competition).
I'd love it if you'd review some Tisas as budget options.
Especially with their double-stacked having come out recently.
for me
1.P-226 MK 25
2.Glock 19
3.2011 Platypus
4.Any 1911 with 4.5 bull barrel
5. Berretta APX A-1
Great video and list. For me its Beretta 92FS, Glock 19, Ruger GP100 7 shot .357, CZ 75 BD and FN 509 Tactical.
My 5: Glock 40 mos, Ruger Mk iv, HK USP, Ruger GP100 357 7shot, and Cz Sp01 (or shadow2)
I want a GP100 so bad.
The fact that you don't have the p226 included is criminal
It's number 4 dude 😂😂@@eindride1268
@@eindride1268 yeah, CZ doesn't have a single weapon that belongs in a SHTF list
I love that the P-07 gets love in most of your videos.
Maintenance required for the Staccato. I’ve been wanting either a Staccato P or an Sig 226 X FIVE. Would the Sig be the better choice if you were talking just maintenance? Next month I’m going to get one or the other and just want to make a smart purchase
Best guntuber hands down ❤
For reviews, for sure.
I just picked up a Glock 17L what’s your thoughts on that Glock Chris?
Sweet!
Usp compact 40.... feels and looks full size and most reliable pistol I ever shot.
How would you rate the M11 A1? My gf has one, loves it, shoots it very well. Obviously it's not in the Legion series, but we don't see a lot of this gun here in RUclips. Thanks!
Yep, gotta have a Glock for the end of the world gun. For me, it's the basic gen 3 model 19. The most popular caliber, I have a bunch of mags, and you can use mags from several different Glock models. The mags are anywhere you go. Glock parts are easy to find and just as easy to install, not that you'd need them. I bought mine in 2009, I've put thousands of rounds through it and never had a malfunction. That's probably the most important thing in a shtf firearm. It has to work every time.
Yeah, such good odds of finding spare parts, low odds of breaking in the first place.
I could have written that comment except for I got mine in 1988
@mikect500 Nice! I have several Glocks. The oldest one has only 2 letters and three numbers in the serial number. It's in one of the Tupperware boxes. It looks its age, too. But, looks don't matter. It shoots as good as my gen 5 model 19.
Some of the round counts on rental 19's at shooting ranges are just absurd. You'll be dead and gone in SHTF long before your Glock quits on you.
@SuicideVan Absolutely right. I've only handled one Glock that would have a malfunction about every third round. It belonged to a coworker. He inherited it from his dad. It was an early model 19. His dad was into competition shooting, and he had put every hotrod part and spring in it for competition. The major problem was light primer strikes.
My coworker wanted a properly functioning gun. He paid for the parts, and I replaced everything in the slide with oem Glock parts. The only part I left alone was the 3.5 lb connector his dad had put in. Afterward, that 19 functioned like new again.
Awesome video Outlaw. Huge thanks on this info, especially on the Glock. BTW, Absolutely loving my Radical AR and was so thrilled to see you post it in your last budget video. Moving the topic from handguns to rifles, I would be so curious to know your "End of the World" scenario for rifles. If you had to choose 5 rifles to take with you, for all the similar reasons as the handguns, it would be awesome to know your picks and why! There is a great deal I am still learning about bolt action and shotguns and my gut tells me you might have one of each on your list! :D Big thanks again ~
What would be Ms. Outlaw's list ... since she has smaller hands? What are her top 5 guns??? Please share with us women watching the channel. 😊
Excellent point!!! Thank you for raising this…I am not a woman, but my hands are small nonetheless…and I’m not a fan of recoil…I would LOVE to see Mrs.’s Outlaw’s list!! 😃👍🫡
P365 macro likely.
If the kid from autums Armory can shoot full size pistols, so can you.
Bet she goes with the P365 Legion at number one.
My missus is about the same size, and would love to hear her top 5
7:45 The 4 inch is absolutely golden, especially with a short sight picture/alignment inherent method.
Thanks as always!
This is a nice selection of EOTW pistol options. Very informative too! Thanks for sharing 👍🏽👍🏽
1. HK USP, P30L or MK23 2. Glock 17 3. Sig P226 Mk25 4. Beretta M9A4 5. FNX45 Tactical
Sig 226, Jericho 941, iwi Masada. My best pics.
Agree: own #1, disagree: own(ed) #2 failed to impress sold it off after 400 rds - one of the more mediocre CZ-75 clones on the market...
Love my Jericho 941 and have 2 ( one is actually Israeli turn in chrome).
The Gen.1,( Made in Germany ) Sig 226 was the first semi-auto, 9mm pistol that I ever shot in 1988 it was a perfect fit for my hands and was already sighted in by the Factory that came with the paper target and signed by the armorer , so it's my favorite and has always worked for me to this Day !
1) fnx 45t
2) m&p 2.0 9mm
3) cz sp01
4) h&k mk23
5) glock 17
Low budget options,
1. Taurus g3c 9mm
2. ATI 1911 45acp
3. Eaa windicator.357
As much as I love my G3c, I would be disappointed if I couldn't get something better for the end of the world.
@@frost8077 there's always loot drops....
@@CIVILDEFENSEBUNKER Good point.
They can use p226 and I think canik magazines. Not too terrible.@@frost8077
CZ P10 series
Have you tested the staccato in outdoors grit, dirt, mud, snow,etc?
I would buy TWO identical pistols, and Ten-twenty magazines.
Spare parts:
Springs, extractors, firing pins, etc.
I love those guns, but I think conceal-ability is a critical component for EOTW situations, especially if you live in a more urban/suburban environment. Open carrying a fine handgun on your hip would paint a pretty big target on your back in a world where resources are short and people are scared.
Here’s my list for everyone to shit on:
1. Glock 19/48
2. HK P30SK.
3. CZ P01/P07
4. SW M&P 2.0 subcompact
5. Sig P365X Macro
Nothing fancy because for all the money you’d spend on a Staccato most people would be better off buying ammo and taking a few classes.
Saludos desde Puerto Rico 🇵🇷, MAGNÍFICO CANAL.
Ive watched so many videos by you about the 19x (a future purchase) that you're all over my feed. No need to fight it, im subscribing, you are the best in the gun review business! ⚔️🇺🇸
I have most of these. Glock 17 easy pick. Simple to repair, easy to find parts, reliable and accurate. The rest are great but, parts are hard to find. Most you need to go to school to fix. Just to complex for the end of the world.
I think the 19 is a little better of a choice as it is the most popular size and can still fit 17 or larger mags where with the 17 you need full sized magazines.
@@SuicideVanI usually run a g17 mag in my 19 I have no idea why I just like the way it looks and 2 extra rounds is cool
@@F30__Zay I personally have a 47 for home defense and a 43 for carry, if I had to have only one I'd probably go with 19 and use the big mags in the bedside table and flush out and about.
@@SuicideVannah that take the same parts and the bigger grip is better especially end of the world situation the shorter grip is just for better concealment no one needs to conceal or worry about printing at that point
@@Nollideel but you can't fit any Glock 19 mags you come across. You didn't think about that did you? There are probably 10x the Glock 19 mags in existence as they are 17 mags. Even the LAPD and CHP standard issue the 19 and many shooters find the ergonomics of the 19 to be better and the shorter sight radius faster to aquire. Don't care if they call it "compact" it is not a compact pistol.
My top 5 end of the world pistols would be..
No particular order..
1. Sig Classic Series ( P226 or P229)..
2. Glock or Shadow Systems ( G45 , G47 , XR920 or DR920 )..
3. CZ 75 Series ( P07 , P09 , or SP01)..
4. H&K USP or P30..
5. Ruger MK IV 22/45..
My Top 5 Carbines for the End Of the World..
No particular order..
1. Centurion CM4 Midweight HF..
2. Colt / Colt Canada M4A1..
3. SOLGW M4-89 V2 HF..
4. BCM RECCE BFH or EMWF..
5. Geissele Super Duty..
My list would probably be CZ 75, Sig P226, S&W M&P M2, Beretta 92 (specifically the M9A1 variant), Glock 17/19. All of these are super wide spread, you could scavange parts from less fortunate survivors or law-enforcement/military, 9mm is the most common caliber, stores (before they are totally ransacked) would have parts, magazines and ammo for them. The Glock 17 or 19 are the most common handguns worldwide as far as I know, so you'd have the best chance of finding spare parts.
No, in my humble opinion, I Revolver would be the ideal end of the world weapon handgun wives because the magazine is always with the gun. You never have to look for a magazine. You never have to look for more magazines. It’s already there just like a tubular magazine on a lever action rifle it’s always theremay be slower reloading, but you’ll never lose it in the end of the world situation. You may not have access to extra magazines. They may not be available so with revolver you’re always ready for action. Just my opinion and thanks for your review.
A revolver is not half as reliable as you think.
Who loses or breaks mags? Buy the OEM and you will get decades of use out of them. Keep them clean too.
@@thefrogking481 I had a new Browning Hi-Power jam on me twice. Traded it in on a revolver & never looked back. That was 30 years ago. Never a failure!
You make a good point.
@terryballard4674 I still have my HiPower. Never had any feeding issues. I guess someone already broke it in. My new one, yes. After break in, flawless. Properly lubed and it will always run. Just how 1911's are.
The USP has a light rail... that doesn't fit any lights
Neither does my MK25, probably the same MIL-STD-1913 picatinny rail
Where are you getting batteries at the end of the world?
The only light that I have ever seen on the USP is the Hk universal tactical light. I can’t think of any other lights that would fit.
I have a streamlight on my 2004 USP. Seems to fit to me 🤦🏼♂️
@@904Huntsman wow I’ve never seen one with a streamlight, and you said it’s fit perfectly?
I included self defense, home/ range defense, red dawn, zombie apocalypse , anarchy, etc
5. Beratta m9
4. My currect edc because i just graduated college canik tp9 elite. Is there better option yes but i am really familiar with it
3. Glock 45
2. Glock 22( barrels for 357 sig, 9 mm and 40sw ) multiple ammo types will be useful
1. Glock 26 can shoot any double stack 9 mmm glock mags, also a cc is over looked. Always carry edc and you don't know whwn shtf will happen but you will have a gun.
Honorable mention
Gloxk 19
Cz75
Walter pdp
357 mag 8 shot revolver
5.7 pistol- armor piercing rounds or can go through armor
22 semi auto pistol
It’s not for everyone but my Ride or die is my Jericho 941!! And more recently as backup the Masada slim. I really like Most IWI stuff.my P09 is a banger also.
Which one is better
Sig P320 M18 Commercial
Beretta Px4 Storm
Steyr M9 A1
Glock 19 Gen 5
Literally love when the Outlaw drops a new video on us and im able to watch it without having to wait 😊
Love that you picked the S&W 686 6” for the revolver slot. I bought mine about six years for two reasons: 1. Because they are WAY better, more popular, and more common than other “Big Nasties”, 2. For the apocalypse. I mean I’d probably grab a couple guns between the wife and I, but that 686 is the only one with a guaranteed ticket 😂. You also forgot to mention that it can fire 38 Special, which doubles your chance of finding more ammo, especially since both 357 and 38 Spc are two of the most common calibers in the US, especially for revolvers.
Definitely an extremely helpful video.
NEWSFLASH: HK USP EXPERT sells for around $1,500 - $1,600. That's TWO G34s kitted out. And then there's the cost of the mags. HK mags are not inexpensive, again about 2X the Glock mags. Two is one after all. :)
Just got my usp 9mm expert for $1,249 new. You have to shop around…
What does kitted out mean to you? Putting a dot and a light on the gun and you are at that price unless you are going budget all the way around. Two dots and youre eating up half of that
Have you ever seen those people with over 50 guns complain about the price of HK or some other pricey brand? I always found that strange.
P2000 is a more modern version of the USP with better controls. The P30 is the latest iteration of the USP but I believe the p2000 is the best one as it is shorter and easier to conceal. You can also have it cut for an RMR and upgraded by LTT.
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Costs $650.
@@isaudyI carry mine daily!
Im a huge investor and a factory trained armorer for the hk usp series. I carry a usp compact 9mm daily but dont think id recommend it for the end of the world. Its very difficult to repair and make parts for. Id put most HK products in that category. If they are running, they are durable and run well, if they break, they are done without support.
The p226 is almost the same thing, the small parts interchange with most P-200 series pistols and they have sold a bunch.
Wheel guns, especially colts are too complicated and require hardened parts internally. Colts destroy themselves due to the hand and bolt issue that is caused by the rotation. I like the idea of a wheelgun but not sure about durability and repair.
Stacatto is not great, you have to keep it damn clean. My XC has issues when it gets dirty. Id go with a looser tolerance pistol.
I understand its your opinion.
Id go with a beretta, glock and the 320. They are all plentiful, I carry a glock when im going on the water. I carry a 20 because it can handle gators, my local leo department carries a 21 so it swaps parts. For a wheel gun, model 10 smith wesson, 629, 69 etc. All have good uses. Personally im keeping the B&T Station six (45) my wife bought me for my birthday close. It has great potential because most of all it keeps people from knowing you are around.
Last of the mohicans taught us to never fire twice because nobody gets a location from a single shot. Everyone finds you in 2 shots.
I think most people would hunker down where they are and use their arsenal & food storage without migrating if possible. So be prepared and use all the firearms you want/got for the specific situation.
I agree with your thoughts. The gun I pick for the coming sh!storm should be a very common make in the most common caliber. Parts and ammunition availability is paramount
My personal favorite is the M&P 2.0 with improved trigger. But right now I went with the Echelon instead.
I would love a list video from you where you briefly go through building a do-all AR, different uppers and lowers from different brands at different price points and the cliffs notes of what someone building one for the first time would need to know. I’ve made sure the two handgun purchases I’ve made have been vetted by you, and have not been disappointed so would love something about AR’s. As always love the honest content, keep it up! You guys are appreciated
Smith & Wesson Shield plus was my first gun and still my fav ccw gun.
I understand the reasoning behind the staccato but it is the only one I would leave off. There is no arguing any of the other choices on your list. Bravo sir!
AR, G19, Maverick 88.
I buy a maverick 88 Everytime I see one for $200 or less. Theyre kinda like batteries. Good to have backups all over the house. Same reliability as the 500 and 590 for dirt cheap.
@@theshapeexists Best gun value out there!
@@theshapeexistsyes sir, 590a1 for me
Beretta m9, sig 320, Glock 19, m&p 2.0, sig 226. All very popular and used in military and law enforcement world wide.
Appreciate the review as always! I love the comments from gun guys...you forgot this or that gun...
Thanks for the content “Outlaw”, respect ✊🏽 from 🇿🇦 South Africa
After seeing the extreme torture test another youtuber did, I'm sold the M&P is better than the Glock.
Would you guys go staccato p or xc for range/self defense
Im with you definitely grabbing my Staccato P. 3,000 rounds zero malfunctions, taken 1,000 all day courses, done USPSA competitions with zero hiccups. Trust it with my life.
Well said, hard to beat.
Thank you, I feel vindicated about the Staccato P. Your top 15 full size carry video had the Beretta listed over the Staccato.
I'd say G19 just so you could use 15 or 17 round mags as you find them. But that's just me.
Another repeated comment that means nothing. It’s as if magazines start deteriorating once this fantasy apocalypse starts.
You're such a crybaby. @@Rubeless
Agree... and I like the G45 better than the G19. But 15 round Glock mags are probably more abundant than 17 rounders.
I'd have to put my Beretta 92x centurion-G on the list. Never had a malfunction, it's not ammo picky, excellent trigger, accurate, plenty of magazines out there that won't break the bank.
Need to move to the US so I can participate in your awesome competitions.thanks for a great video as always!
Come on over!
Sorry brother, because of our shitbag government we're full here.
@@thefrogking481 lets be honest, you can just walk across our southern border.
Costs of relocating will probably surpass all the guns on the list including the honorable mentions
@leftyo9589 yup! We need good people walking in not the trash that is coming in now.
Thanks for the compliment on the Texas Rangers!! Me and Tony Pignato put that deal together for active and retired Rangers. Staccato still takes care of the Rangers today.
I love your work as always, my #1 choice on RUclips, BUT, how did your beloved CZ-75 (variant) not make it??? And to add insult to injury, a GLOCK???? Might as well put on some nut hugger shorty shorts and change your name to James Reeves Junior!
On the Glock G5 34, what if anything did (or would) you do with the trigger. I find a slightly lower force required on the trigger along with a quick reset hugely helps me with my accuracy. It’s because of medical issues with my wrist and age combination. Thanks and really appreciate your videos. I find your reviews really helpful and informative for me
"If you run out of ammo, you could use it as a melee device!" LMAO
Check that! Smiles departed when I heard you pick a "Crock" as the best choice. 😂😂😂😂
Love this video. All of the guns I buy are with this mentality, what’s the more reliable and most popular gun.
wish you'd timestamp these bro
So he has to extra work so you can do less work?
Someone usually does in the comments
It’s 13 mins.
Can you do one for people with slightly smaller hands that can’t handle full size guns well? I’m trying but the m9 and Glock 19 just having a harder time holding for longer than a mag at a time.
"130 yards" I'm at the range shooting at 15yards and still struggling to hit the center...... lol damn
🤣🤣🤣 same here but I'm practicing
I’m good to about 50-70 yards just depends on the pistol. My CZ p09 I’m 70 yards my 19 43x and sigs I’m still getting 30-50 yards. Idk that low bore axis on that cz is really a charm in accuracy just took me awhile to feel her out
Practice, practice, practice. Maybe consider taking some classes too.
Same 😢
Grip is the most important thing when it comes to pistol marksmanship. Master a tight, vice-like grip that allows you to ratchet down the gun. Learn the trigger wall in your gun, learn to break the wall back to the rear without disrupting your sights. Focus on developing grip, relaxed shoulders, and your pistol marksmanship will change forever.
When I'm looking into a new pistol purchase I watch your videos for your review of that model before purchase. Great content 👌 thanks for all the videos and great reviews!
I absolutely love my CZPo7 put a holosun optic on it now I love it more
Love the vids, see you do almost every Sig under the sun but no DH3 is their a reason for that. Very interested in that pistol would love to get your thoughts on it.
We need your Top 5 or 10 SAO list!
In two years “top five guns from companies in Yemen”
@@Rubeless
Iran supplies the Houthis!
Go for Israel IWI Jericho steel frame, a beefed up CZ 75
In my opinion, the G23 is the best handgun in the world! You can shoot 4 caliber’s through this gun by swapping out barrels/mags. I currently shoot 9mm through mine with a lone wolf barrel. 9mm are cheaper, but if I get.40 cal at a good price, I change barrels/mags and I’m good to go.
A REVOLVER!!!! Thank you! I just bought a new S&W 586, 4" barrel, and it was $1,050 out the door. But my favorite is still the Colt Python!
Poor guy
Bass Pro Shop pretty much always has 9mm. Because of women in Law Enforcement 9mm is on every cop. 357 isn't.
Calm down Rick Grimes
@@mikect500 I tried semi-autos...back in the 80's, I bought a brand new Browning Hi-Power 9mm. It jammed on me twice in 6 months. I can't take that risk ever again....
@@misterfister7262 Ha! I watched a few clips from that show on YT - the guy never reloads!!!
cool Video as always, Chris. I agree, S&W 686 or Ruger GP100, or a Python, I can go with any of those.
I like my Glock 19x & the 17. Going to look at a 34 next week.
I would absolutely want any of my Beretta's , 92FS, M9A3, full size Storm. they are all good.
Swap the M&P 2.0 for the HK, because I have a lot M&P magazines. It has a good trigger.
.22, I must choose my Browning Buckmark. It's pretty accurate & very quiet. Have a good one! chuck
I have S&W 686 plus 4” ( 7 round) and S&W 66 6” and Ruger sp101. Love them all. Rugers are built like a tank but not as fancy but still think Rugers are just sturdier since cylinder attaches at frame not with stem !!!
Another great one champ.
Living by the sea on an island, the SIG P226 Mk. 25 was my choice for a long term sidearm for the end of the world scenario. I practice on this pistol every time I’m at the range.
Bro… I bought a Glock 34 because of your videos and I would have to agree. I do live in California so it is a gen 3 but it is my bedside forever.
Sweet! You can never go wrong with the G34. I got a custom built gen3. Spectra p80 lower, Patmos slide, Shadow systems striker pin and trigger, NDZ 17lb guide rod. No recoil. Stay safe.
“Weight is a sign of reliability.” -Boris the Blade
Have had the HK USPc 9mm for 24 years/40,000+ rounds and the only problem is a broken firing pin a last year. Got the Sig p226 a few years after the HK and it Is also very reliable and accurate. My revolver is a 1970s Ruger Sigle Six LR/WMR. Nuff said. Number four id the Beretta PX4. The last spot is any one of my 1911s.
Chris, you have repeatedly extolled the H&K USP Expert, and it doubtless is a superb autoloader. However, you never even mention the H&K USP Tactical, chambered in .45 ACP. That, I believe, is myopic and biased. The original .45 USP Tactical has every advantage and design innovation of the Expert - and there are many - but its Mark 23 roots are even deeper than the remainder of the USPs, which indicate unequalled quality, deign engineering, reliability, durability and accuracy. Moreover, for any “End of the World” scenario, I’d prefer a handgun that can fire unlimited quantities of all .45 ACP rounds (including .45 Super). You’re a virtually peerless marksman, but for most of us the power of a 230 grain .45 ACP load, fired from a 5.1 inch polygonal hammer forged barrel, may compensate for your excellence with a diminutive 9x19mm.
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The USP 45 can't fire unlimited quantities of 45 Super. The manual to my USP 45 states that 45 +p can be fired but will wear the pistol faster, and firing 45 super will void the warranty. Only the Mark 23 is rated for 45 Super.
Your videos are always interesting and filled with detailed content. Surprised that you didn't include a M&P 2.0 ?? I count on you for reliable firearms information. Thank you and please keep up the good work.
Where are the CZs at?
He is into $2K+ on a couple.
I rarely agree with most of the choices on lists like these, but this is literally the exact 5 handguns I would pick (though maybe not in the same order).
And remember to get an AR as well, cause you’re not picking a pistol over a rifle if SHTF
Mr outlaw! What do you know about the sig p290rs? Wondering if it is a dependable little gun! In 9mm