Top 6 Most Accurate 9mm Handguns
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- This video takes a look at the most accurate 9mm handguns ever made. Many of these would be some of the best concealed carry 9mm handguns or outstanding battle or duty weapons. Either way these are truly the best 9mm handguns as far as accuracy goes.
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I am glad you mentioned the Browning hi-power.
Berreta 92fs should be on this list!
Include the Girsan Regard MC too! That’s a milspec M-9 clone. Turkish made. 5X5. As good or better than original. Has NATO contract for sidearms.
I love beretta 92 but no money to own one but one ive shot was amazing and i was a rookie so getting taurus pt92 as my first
Thank you for putting the High Power on here. I have been a fan of it since I bought one 45 years ago.
The CZ Shadow 2 in 9mm would crush this list. Unbelievable accuracy, light trigger pull in DA, super fast trigger pull (pushing 3 lbs.) in SA, not to mention hardly any felt recoil. CZ knocked this one out of the park!
I was about to say...but you already did,I love mine
Shadow2 is easily the most accurate and easy to shoot 9mm, no, any calibre, handgun. How the h*ll did the Hi-Power make the list ? Awful gun.
Yeah.ive got the Glock 17.but I want the cz shadow 2.ive heard people hit paper plates at 100 yards with it.
in in 3 gun race sure , its a bit of kit for average joe
@@darronfozo6184 We regularly hit out to 125m (136 yards) on steel plates with the shadow 2. The only other pistol that hits that far is the STI target master 6". With training, we can ring the gong at 175 m with the Volquartsen Scorpion in .22
My research recently was a CZ 75 compact great ratings and great reviews. A WM
The P210 is a great choice for number one. I have a new one, it is amazing.
Oh fore sure
1. Sig P210 2. CZ SP01 3. CZ 75B 4. CZ75 P01 (NATO issue) 5. Sphinx 6. Tanfolio 7.Browning Hi power.
All these guns share design of the slide inside the frame.
Among the above, the one you can actually carry is the CZ75 P01, a compact gun but shoots 1.5" groups at 25 meters out of the box.
The CZ Shadow 2 bar none.
CZ Shadow 2 orange is a bit better than the normal version
@Charles Martel I am very happy for you...I also own a Glock 17 but gen 5....great gun
Love this guy. What a patriot. Also has a great Style for speaking to the camera and disseminating information clearly.
I carried a Beretta 92/M9 for a few decades and I found it to be very accurate when maintained properly. I have since retired but my everyday carry is a Beretta Cougar in 40 caliber. It is a close second to my Beretta 92FS. Good list.
never shot the ATAS but the CZ is the most accurate pistol ive fired.. i can get dime sized groups
No you cannot
hehehe😂
I'm a total CZ 75 fan over anything else. but to get a dime sized group I would have to shoot a group of one at 5 feet.
Most accurate 9mm I've fired on a ransom: hk p7m13. Fixed barrel. 10 shots, 1", 50 yards
Good thread/debate/back and forth comments and opinions you've got going here; I only own the following 3 pistols included with dates purchased (all new from local gun shops in California):
1. Beretta 92fs inox...June 1991
2. Sig P226 X-5 Competition
9mm...Nov 2014
3. CZ 75 Tactical Sport 40 cal ...
March 2017
By no means, any way or any how, am I any kind of authority on this matter, except through my own personal experience; my preferred handgun out of the 3 I own is the Sig p226 x-5 competition. To me it's the most accurate and ergonomic pistol. Shot after shot, it feels as if it just gets back on target like magic (almost by itself).
Very difficult list to make
Browning high power w/adjustable sights , most accurate 9mm I’ve ever owned.
Wow, I'm Swiss and I've never expected, that the SIG P210 appears on such a list, cause very few people now about its accuracy.
They are kind of an in between gun in the USA. Not a great carry gun and price. Target guns are usually a little more tricked out. And glocks are cheap. Cz is great. 1911's are the beast
No handgun that requires locking up can be as accurate as the HK P7 M8. The barrel is fixed and this ensures top accuracy.
P7m13 even the mags are precision
I have a H&K P9 Sport 9mm singel action only 6inch barrel, it shoot under one inch at 25 meters, I think this is the most accurate 9mm ever built.
I have read that only 485 pieces are built in this version.
Love my CZ's! Best out of the box 9mm made IMO.
My list of favorite 9mm would be Glock 17 and 19!; The Desert Eagle Baby Three; the Browning High-power and the M P 2.0 and finally the Sig saure
Browning 9mm is awesome. Love it.
My Tristar S120 is a CZ75 clone. I'n very happy with it.
I must say that the shooter has a lot to do with accuracy.
I gave this video a thumbs up.
For a combat handgun, i found that the BERETTA 92/M9 are more accurate than a GLOCK 17
I think the BERETTA 92/M9 should be on those list.
PEET SAYUMPOO no
beretta M9 was a raggedy piece of shit
Peet SayumpoO - Absolutely YES
Love the Baretta 92
100%
you should check into the beretta 92A1...a close relative of the military mp4 released for civilian use. runs on the same platform as the 92fs but higher capacity magazine and improved durability...also dual action trigger with safety de-cocker. you can load 17 rounds in the clip and one in the chamber hit the safety to de-cock and when the need arises pull the trigger without cocking the hammer and shoot til your empty...worth looking into
Springfield 1911 9mm, a smooth nail driver!
I don't have a list because I'm the weapon i make just about any tool 32-380-9-40-45-10-5.7 shoot accurate - accuracy to me is the the small dot the center of the bullseye target when a person shoots that consistent meaning one shot one kill now that's called pinpoint accuracy that separates the men from the boys - good video as usual AMEN!!!
3rd gen s&w are top on my list. I carry a Glock 19, but I keep a S&W 5906 in my night stand.
I carried a Browning Hi Power, during my Tours overseas Loved that gun for reliability etc Why was the BERETTA 92, Not included on this list also, I found it a very accurate 9MM Also.
S&W MP9 2.0 is extremely accurate. Have about 1000 rounds run thru it and no malfunctions
they said that the M&Ps have a terrible trigger ( heavy )
@@gutadin5 people are spoiled training is what matters
Most accurate? Depends on the shooter and the ammo. In general though, Sig P210 and Walther P88 are considered to be the most accurate. The original P210 also came with a .22 cal. conversion kit which was also extremely accurate. Thanks for the review!
Only because they haven't fired a nk p7m13
cz 75 sp01 tactical is the 9mm that has been the most accurate in my hands
I absolutely agree. I love Cz's and Tangfolios. Have the CZ shadow 2, it is outstanding out of the box.
O4 HEMI yea i love my p06
I see all the comments about Beretta,,,,,,I have to agree. Should have been on this list. I worked with the Sheriff's dept for some time and started out with the Glock. By family tradition, being in love with the 1911 just comes with being born but wanted a little more round capacity. Quickly realized the glocks were not for me. Too aggressive of a grip angle made it hard to get comfortable. Always had to re-adjust with the glock platform. Oh and for all you Glock Fan Boys out there, the question might be "which one did you shoot". Well the answer to that is ALL of them. I gave glock a fighting chance but in the end I chose the Beretta Vertec 96 in Inox for my service pistol. Bought it new in 2001 and to be honest have not seen another and I have been around the gun scene for a long time. Love the 40 cal round and having over 20 handguns, if I had to get rid of all of them except one, I would keep my Vertec 96. Have the Wilson Combat Brigadier Beretta 92 and that thing is smooth as silk. Seems to me when a gun review pops up the glocks always end up in the list mostly to not upset the fan boys. I have a whole bunch of gun friends and very few like the glocks. To each their own, that's why we have choices.
Out of my 36 semi-automatics, including Sigs, H&Ks, CZs, Walthers, Brownings, Glocks, Springfields I shoot the CZ 75B Shadow Custom the best.
Cz75b only
That doesn't exactly narrow it down
I purchased Beretta PX4 storm in 9mm for my wife because she has gout in her wrist. The newer design eliminates about 25 to 30 percent of the recoil, and ootb first time out she never missed clay pigeons for 97 rounds at 100 yds.
I feel that this 9mm would give your glock a run for your money. Try it, you might like it.
You bet they're accurate I have two of them both full size a 9mm and a .45 and they're both very good. Of course the 9mm is tighter than the .45 but both very accurate. It's a shame they discontinued production of the Storm
I own 5 Glocks and love them but none of them belong anywhere near a most accurate list !The Pardini 9mm is way better than any Glock and should be on this list.
The "original" AT84S is actually a Tanfoglio TZ75 assembled in Switzerland from Tanfoglio parts. Since Tanfoglio dominates IPSC international competitions, It's weird to not see it on the list. However I'd not put any Browning system pistol in the "most accurate" department. They are surely more than enough accurate for service and dynamic shooting, but real accuracy is a field for fixed barrel designs.
I would have dropped one of the Glocks and added the H&K P7. Fixed barrel. Extremely accurate.
Max Felber I’m with you on that one I picked one in 2016 and love it
They are amazing. Fixed barrel. Almoat seems like the squeeze cocker makes you grip the gun proper.
I love the Hi Power. But I also have a Hungarian clone I bought about 15 years ago, and it is more accurate than the FN. I did remove that accursed magazine disconnect safety and replace the sear with one made by FN, so it has a splendid 3.5 lb. trigger pull which only helps its accuracy. In addition, I have a particular handload which uses a 124-gr. LRN bullet, 4.5 gr. of HP-38 powder, Win. primer and case which chronographs at 1,155-1,169 fps and NEVER DEVIATES from that average according to my Chrony Beta model. I've never seen a more consistent loading. From my FN, this load's velocity deviates only +/- 35 fps.
Watch "Honest Outlaw" if you wanna see someone who knows about accurate 9mm's. That guy can shoot!!!
And he’s a big fan of the 1911’s, especially the Wilson 9mm
You said it that guy can shoot all day
I love my H&K VP9; most accurate I have fires thus far. There are a lot of guns I have yet to fire, so I appreciate everyone's comments. Definitely going to look into that Beretta. I have a Stoeger Cougar... I think it's pretty similar to a Beretta, but not the 92f.
As soon as he said the sig 210 is the most accurate pistol i knew this was a legit video thank you
From my experience : SIG P 210 ( never tried but from the design I guess unmached ) - H& K P9S Sport ( have a P9 S ) and H& K USP Match ( have a Match in . 45 and a USP Elite in 9 Para ) . Glock, I would not mention in the same sentence with the word accurate or accuracy ...
I loved my Browning Hi-Power. Great straight out of the box.
My go to is the Sig p320c comfortable to hold and fun to shoot. I recently purchased a Sig p250 chambered in 45 auto. Haven’t fired it yet, still trying to track down reasonable ammo. Can’t wait!
The Beretta 92FS is also one of the greatest 9mm handguns.
and the most sexiest of all guns, no wonder you see them so often in films.
lol, so funny, I own 2 PT-99 Taurus, and we call them the "movie guns", you see them and Beretta 92's ALL the time in movies
Adonis cmj I agree, I bought my beretta 92fs as my very first hand gun ever bought. I was a new gun owner and man this is by far the best accurate gun to have.
I have a PT101 that is a copy of it in .40 S&W and it is a great pistol. If I were to buy a 9mm it would be the 92FS.
The Beretta is a perfectly adequate military firearm. But if I were stuck with 9 millimeter ball I'd rather have a 45 plus I'd rather have one without an open slide so that everything in the world that possibly can can get into it and dirty it up, probably why Colt cried foul after the first tests in 1980s and rebuilt 3 government forty-fives and redid the test the Beretta couldn't hold a candle to them. All with the oval grip. I never met anybody with an oval hand that would fit it. The best thing the thing had going for it is it was a modification of the P-38. I never shot a one-horse all one shot that was particularly accurate.
Did you review the M&P 9mm Pro series with the 5" barrel ?? This is an incredibly accurate handgun.
My wife has a Walther PPQ, she loves it.
i like this guy straight to the point no bull crap no dragged out talking about who nos what and most of all the truth
I own 2 Sig 210, one chambered in 9mm (Swiss Army), the other one in .765 Para, which was not in service by the Swiss army. It was produced for civilians. I use both pistols at the range at 45 yards. I prefer the 7.65 para which is a little more accurate. The Sig 210 is definitely the most accurate Handgun i own. But for Military use i would never take them with me. A little bit of dirt in it and it won't fire, because the tolerances are so small.
Hands down, no question, Sig P210. How is a freaking Glock on this list?
Thanks for the video, I always learn something from them. A Shadow 2 CZ, Accushadow, and I would even say most newer CZ75's should be on this list. As everyone else builds cheaper guns with poorer customer service, CZ keeps getting better. Ain't no way in hell any glock is going outshoot my Shadow. Nope. Not in this universe.
Thats what i know to be facts also.
I love my Glocks, carry one every day in some form or another (on or off duty). Can easily hit a man sized target at 50 yards. Make that a head shot, though, and I'm reaching for my 1911 or even 870 and putting a slug in.
Well I have to add my 2 cents , I have shot many guns but i feel that the smoothest shooting and most natural pointing handgun and most accurate is my Browning High Power
Agreed
Check out the Sig Saur P210 Super Target with a 6' barrel. The test target, shot at 50 metres, consisting of 5 shots, shot by the test shooter at the factory, without a bench rest can be covered with a 50 cent coin. I challenge any other manufacturer to match that :) I have now had it for around 12 months. It cost an arm and half a leg but for a piece of engineering art it was worth it.
owned glocks cz Browning s&w colt but a walther ppq made me feel like i was pounding naails couldn't miss
johnathan ray I recently bought PPQ w 5” barrel. I was wearing out center of target from 15 yards and I can’t see very well.
My absolute favorite go-to handgun is and always will be my Walther PPQ M1. I am so much more comfortable and confident with that than any other pistol I own or have ever fired and it is more accurate for me than anything else I have. It is just so smooth and feels great in my hand. Any other Walther fans?
6 Walther PPQ, 5 HK P30/VP9, 4 Sig 226 X-Five, 3 Browning Hi-Power, 2 Beretta 92/M9, 1 any CZ 75 or clone.
For me the CZ is the CZ 75 SP-01 Phantom
I like my 1911 Nowlin Challenger 6´´ in 9mm with its special barrel with a tuned 1100 gr trigger. For competition shooting 1000 gr are the minimum. It is my best handgun, next is a S&W 686 Club 30 revolver with its 6`` polygon barrel with its super crisp 1100 gr. trigger (= in Germany modified 686 revolver). With the right ammu both guns will shoot groups below 1 inch at 25 meter distance. For IPSC production or steel plates I use the CZ 75 shadow mamba in 9mm, EU version, which is quite precise.
The Beretta 92fs is to me the most accurate 9mm pistol, my groupings are always difficult to count.
My dad owns CZ-75..... little bit heavy but very comfortable to holding and the turret is so long so its nicely accurate.
everyone's got a oppion, I personally think in my hands the CZ and CZ clones are the best ! God Bless.
My CZ 75B Omega is a tack driver. But the best gun is the one a person is most confident with.
Agreed my cz’s and my Sphinx sdp are tack drivers. My 1911’s are also very accurate though I don’t personally own one chambered in 9mm but they are available
What’s your fav clone? How do you like the tangfolio?
Ary M my favorite cz clone is my Sphinx but it’s kinda like a clone taken to the next level. All hand fitted made in Switzerland. We all know how good the Swiss are with precision work. And more than expensive than the others for sure. I also have a tangfolio thathas been great. But as far as cz’s go my cz 75 sao is absolutely amazing
I really like the cz pistols after buying my wife a cz75. I will probably buy one for myself some time in the future. I do honestly think my sig p226 is more accurate and built a bit better though.
All depends on the shooter to me. I love my Glock 19 but I shoot tighter groups with my Ruger SR9. Ruger is my house gun and the 19 is edc.
All my 9mm are tack drivers! Because I train and practice with them. Any gun is only as accurate as the shooter
Glock Buster ooh Glock buster.....
Totally disagree. I have taken some poor pistol shots out shooting. I let them try a few of my 9mm's and they will inevitably be more accurate with one pistol than another. Sometimes it is my P7PSP and sometimes it is my Sig P-210. Some pistols are better suited to different hands, why you are seeing adjustable grips now.
My opinion, being former Army Intelligence...Beretta 93R...Beretta 92FS...CZ 75/IWI Jericho 941/EAA Witness Elite (any other clone based on this model)...Browning Hi Power...Wilson Combat 1911...SIG P226...Walther P99...Glock 19 (bottom of the list)...there are many factors that influence accuracy in shooting, such as shooter skill, barrel temperature, external elements (like wind), bullet quality, shooter position,...and the HANDGUN ITSELF, due to design, manufacturer, intrinsic tolerances, barrel fitting, proper slide barrel fit, tight machining, and proper, high quality materials (steel used in making handgun, and its individual components)...
ive got a ruger p89 9mm and i swear to you its the best shooting rite on the money every time its never jammed missfired and i hit whatcever im aiming at without a doubt ive shot hundreds of handguns shotguns and rifles and ill take my ruger every time but thats just me
Honestly I havent tested that one. Nor have I seen research on the accuracy. Thanks for the insight!
Yes, it's just you.
I like my Ruger p 95 .
I absolutely believe that I have a Ruger p94dc in 40 caliber and I am more accurate with that gun than most of the others I have and trust me I have alot of firearms. Ruger p series are damn good guns even though they are tanks wish they still made them
man I just bought my first new pistol,it's a,"Ruger-SR9c"...I couldn't be more satisfied with the firearm....I have been getting a lot of information on a variety of different types of pistols and I keep hearing about how accurate some of these pistols are and I find myself thinking that is it the firearm that is accurate or is it the person who is firing the firearm?I am sergical with this awesome Ruger"SR9c"..at 25 to 30yards is usually where I practice from and can keep all 18 rounds in a 4"circle,is that pretty good?I know that a intruder would not be able to stand a chance against me and theSR9c......
Mention of M1911 models in 9mm?
P210, hands-down, the most accurate out-of-the-box 9mm ever produced.
Witness Elite Pro and Match in 9mm and the Springfield XDM 5.25 in 9mm are my favorite.
I would love to see an update with consideration given to the CZ 75 SP-01 Shadow 2. I recently bought one and its out-of-box accuracy was staggering. It is a heavy gun, but for accuracy of a production firearm? Well give it a try 😁
For accuracy I'd go with the CZ-75 models which are also quicker to get back on target with their lighter recoil.
had a Glock 17 kept it for 2 weeks and decided I am not a Glock fan, just didn't do it for me. then I got a CZ 75! boy what a difference! love the CZ
D2Eblade
U should've kept it... now it's worth more then a desert eagle.
D2Eblade, you're right. I gave up all of my plastic Glocks in favor of all steel guns; namely the superb 9mm CZs.
my CZ75 Shadow Target is my favorite pistol!! Brings so much joy to shoot.
CZ's Rule!!
Just bought a CZ 75 D PCR! Best pistol I’ve owned hands down. The accuracy is unmatched!
My ranking for small caliber (9mm) - HK VP9 (champ by long mile) runners up Walther PPQ M2 and CZ P10c
I love my sig p210 my most accurate out of the box handgun .
Those can shoot 3" groups at 50 meters. They are some of the most accurate pistols around.
I've noticed all the ones you've mentioned are tilt barrels, the "tilt" barrels can only get squeezed to such and continue to function, the Beretta and Taurus pt-92 both have the The falling locking block that keep "in-line travel" the groups I've experienced are half the size of all the ones you mentioned. Especially when firing at a rate of less than one round a second. I've made some pretty jealous competitors at the range with some very high priced competition pistols with my Taurus pt-92 shooting 1.5x3" at 30yrds 20rds in 20 seconds. So I'll call this my best!
No CZ 75 ?
My local shop has an indoor range as well as rentals. I could not decide between the Glock 17 and a Beretta 92FS. Basically a striker fired vs hammer. So, the shop took both down off the rental rack and he loaded up a magazine for each and took me into the range. I fired both and the Glock was by far the most accurate, at least for me. That surprised me. I trained and qualified in the military with the FS92. When we went back out to the showroom, he took down both in front of me and the Glock was also the winner there too. He then told me that I had put the Glock over the 25000 round count with the 10 rounds I fired. It was a Gen 1 and is on it's fourth barrel and a few other small parts he said. But to have a firearm to have that many rounds and still going strong....that is the winner to me as well. I am sure the Beretta would perform well too. The Glock is just legendary.
I would highly recommend giving a ppq a try, any channels that I have seen review a ppq and glock all say the ppq is more accurate, or really is easier to be accurate with is probably the right way to say it.
after shooting most of the Glock 9mm pistols, i too thought the G34 was the 'best'. then i bought a Walther ppq on a whim. wow. i now understand grip angle.
Beretta 92fs. Made me feel like a good shooter the first time I used it. No adjustment needed, well balanced, light recoil, and on point every time. No top 9 mm list should be without it.
Kimber TLE/RL, in 9mm.
Absolute tack driver.
And ....
CZ Shadow 2.
God smiled when that pistol was born.
What about Berreta 92/M9 ?
sprofitt777 - not that impressive.
I am new to shooting. Tried the SW 1911 and glock, I think i did better with the 1911 because it was more solid frame weight balance.
The Beretta 92FS and the CZ 75 sp-01 are 2 of the most accurate hand guns in the world. I disagree about the Glocks being on this list for most accurate
Surfing around found this. Try an XDm9. Tried one and it was a one jagged hole cutter. Have g17, xd mod2, m&p 2.0, 92fs, 226 mk25, 9mm 1911, pt92, sig 2022. Of these the XDm was tops.
The P210 was originally made by SIG (Schweizerische Industrie Gesellschaft) and NOT SIG-SAUER (German company). SIG-SAUER has recently started making the P210 but they're arguably not on the same quality level the Swiss made P210 were.
I haven't seen the new 210s on the gun store shelves yet, but I personally would bet the Swiss p210s are by far superior.
Sig Sauer is not a German company! Sig did a joint venture with a German named Sauer, may have even bought Sauer, and has manufactured guns in Swiss, Germany, and the USA, but it is still a Swiss company. Sauer was simply a German partner , nothing to do with the company changing hands. In fact, when they started building guns in their new facility in new Hampshire sometime in the 90's I think, it was the latest and greatest in manufacturing technology and the same time they went to all solid stainless steel milled slides, so one might conclude they have actually improved in quality
"By the 1970s, SIG’s small arms division was expanding to include Hämmerli Target Arms from Lenzburg, Switzerland, and J.P. Sauer & Sohn, GmbH, of Eckernförde, West Germany, known worldwide for their hunting rifles. In the 1980s, SIG set its sights on the United States of America. The American market was a vital part of SIG’s business plan to continue to expand its market share and become an international leader in the small arms industry."
"SIG (now known as SIG Holding, AG) no longer has any firearms business. Their firearms subsidiary, Swiss Arms AG, was sold to L&O Holding of Emsdetten, Germany and was renamed Swiss Arms. L&O Holding is currently the parent company of SIG Sauer GmbH."
I have the USA 210 and also a German 210 and a Swiss 210 in 30 Luger. They all are equally accurate.
I have used the Taurus PT-99 for 25 years, and found it to be highly accurate, but recently shot a Sig P226 MK25, and I have never been more accurate, went and bought my own a month later, and I'm sold on it's accuracy.
nordicusmaximu
nordicusmaximus
Glad you put the Hi-Power on there but I do not agree with putting the Glock on there twice since it is the same platform
agreed. Glock has definitely earned its reputation. I was hoping to see something a little more unusual. I'm a huge fan of the FN FiveSeven. Basically firing rifle rounds from a handgun. incredible penetration and long range accuracy for a handgun.
Huh?? Browning HiPower is John Brownings last design, basically a version of the 1911. Glocks are safety action. Closer to a modern striker. The Browning is a DA/SA, I can attest to that I have one.
Those 42g projectiles are PRETTY EXPENSIVE, even when you make them yourself.
You misread that
I'm not saying the Glock and the Browning are the same platform.
I'm saying they put the Glock, which are all pretty much the same pistol twice.
Also, the Hi-Power is Single Action Only.
Ann Lee Yes, I did say DA/SA didn't I! LOL. Had M9 on the brain. :)
My X five is an all around, DA/SA.. had a Gray Guns trigger job and it shoots great.
Out of the box, the most accurate 3 Semi-Autos I've shot are 1. SA XDM 9mm, 2. Ruger SR1911 Gov. (45acp), 3. Beretta 92fs.
My most accurate 9mm is my BERSA T9 XT PRO, and it has a lot to do with the LPA rear adjustable sights with fiber optic front sight. That pistol is just as accurate as a 8 3/8" S & W Model 629 44 Magnum Revolver, and at 75 ft, I get 3-4 " groups all day long with either of the 2.
The two most accurate 9mm pistols for me are a Beretta 92 and a Rock Island 1911.
own a basic RI 1911....bought for $400....i was very surprised how accurate it is
The taurus PT92
+1 to the rock island
Don’t know about those Philippine made guns.. I have a hard time trusting them
I tend to agree with some of the comments on here. The Cz platform and the beretta 92 for me are the most accurate.
You know your 9 mils. I totally agree with you, especially when it comes to the sig p210.
Yeah, but who the devil could ever afford one???
Lebron James for one.
Glock19 Gen5 I own it cause its the first gun I ever fired. Great carry gun.
I think that accuracy is more in the hands of the shooter rather than the gun.
To a degree I would agree, but I know I shoot some guns better than others. Some guns just have a better design that in itself puts them at the top of the list.
Agree absolutely
You are somewhat correct; the barrel of just about any modern firearm will probably put 15 shots in a 1" diameter hole at 10 yards with quality ammunition. However, the quality of the sights, the weight of the firearm compared to the weight of the trigger pull, and the smoothness of the trigger are all factors that go into how accurately somebody can shoot the gun.
so true, just like a single action revolver is generally more accurate than a double action.
For a true accuracy test you would need to put the guns in a vise and fire groups. Not shoot off hand because you have now created variables otherwise
Everyone has what is most comfortable to them. My Springfield amorory is my most accurate. I’ve hit moving targets out to 75yrds. Only a couple of times. May have been luck but it gives me great confidence!
Real fast - 9 times out of 10. The handgun you buy will come from the factory zeroed. Of course they will all have different levels of accuracy. The only way to test the actual accuracy of a handgun is to mount it to a stable platform and see how many you can get in the bullseye. Once you remove it from that platform you are testing "your" accuracy.
In saying that - I have found that the weapon "I" am most accurate with is the springfield xdm 9mm series. Clear sights, smooth trigger break and reset. It almost feels like I'm cheating when I shoot it. lol
(Please understand this was not meant as an attack and I apologize if it came off that way. I honestly meant it to be fyi is all.)
AverageDayJay it is the truth
Proud owner of a SIG P226 X-Five Super Match and a Sphynx 3000 Competition, I concur these 2 are the most accurate 9mm Para out there along with the P210 which my dad sadly sold even though I learned shooting with it as a boy over 40 years ago 😢. Never liked the Glock
I have heard that accuracy largely depends on grip, how the gun fits your hand and not the gun itself. Like minimizing recoil and solid consistent trigger pull. Wrong trigger pull leads to the gun move in your hand, slightly off target.
Also, the longer the barrel, the more velocity that can contribute to accuracy.
glad to hear about P210. it was mentioned in "gun digest" in 1964 with the caption "get one, go down to the shooting club, and walk away with all the prices
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Try the CZ Shadow 2 Orange. It might change your choices.