Top 5 Best Selling Handguns (2018)
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
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Rugers are like Honda Accords and Toyota Camry's. Everyone wants a BMW or a Lexus but everyone buys the Accords and Camrys and loves 'em! I know from experience as I own 4 Rugers and LOVE 'EM!
mark g -ABSOLUTELY! The average self defense encounter occurs in the 5 to 7 yard range. If you can’t hit your aggressor at that distance with a $300 Ruger/Taurus/High Point/etc, a $700 Sig isn’t going to make any difference. The best handgun for self defense is one that you are comfortable with, fits your budget, and you actually take to the shooting range.
I have a glock 26 x grip for better control and more ammo. I go to the range almost twice a week. I love it until I bought ruger src9. Straight out of the box, First time I shot it, I knew I like it more than my glock. A year later with it, now my accuracy is better than the glock
Dude, your comparison makes sense. People always shop for *VALUE* rather than highest quality -or- lowest price. Most bang for the buck, pardon the pun. My conceal carry pistols are a Springfield Armory XDs & a Smith and Wesson M&P Shield, both are 9mm. Love 'em both.
p.s. i drive a 2015 Honda Accord and, yes, i love it! At 38.6mpg (highway and street driving) with unmatched reliability, i made the right choice. It also has the highest resale value and drives beautifully. Yeah, i can indeed afford a BMW ("Big Money Wasted") but the Accord is a *far better value* for my car dollar.
@@georgeneung1292 I’ve heard the Ruger SRC9 shoots so smoothly in terms of recoil!
Ruger does a great job producing solid guns for budget pricing.
Evan, just happened upon your video...It's been a lot of years since I was in your area...I remember the original shop on the lower level backside of Paula & Ron's home...I worked many hours in that small back room tuning up Smith & Colt wheel guns...Some of my greatest memories were of the Saturday morning pawn shop hunts with Ron to find unusual firearms & watches...Also the crow shooting in the backyard...What wonderful and lasting memories...One thing that I carried away was when Ron pulled me aside for being critical of a prospective client with these words, "Everyone has to be somewhere"...GOD BLESS you, your family and your wonderful contribution to the firearms community...
The Ruger Lc9s 9mm pro. Best gun for the money by far! Striker fire, 9mm, best trigger pull too. Houge slip on grip. 9 shot back up magazine. Can't go wrong with Lc9s pro! Shawn
I just bought a security 9, comfortable gun in the hand, well balanced, and doesn't look to shabby
The safety is shit
@TheWhite EazyE, it's a very nice looking gun and reliable. If Ruger advertised it more, it would outsell Sig on price.
I got a Ruger Security 9 yesterday. Its my first pistol and I love it. Thanks
I've had a Ruger SR9 over three years and have put at least 3000-4000 rounds through it, mostly hot hand loads, and the t gun flat out shoots. You can't go wrong with Ruger.
I had my ruger sr9 for 2 or 3 years I love it!
Keven, I have to ask, have you ever had problems with different brands of ammo? For instance, my gun hates anything Winchester. One fail to eject after another. As long as I stick to Federal, Am Eagle, Blazer and S&B brass it works. I've also good luck with the other foreign brass like Perfecta, Wolf etc. The big problem I had with those brands is volume. Some cases hold more than others. That causes big changes in pressure. I've had a little experience with Remington, and it seems to work fine, but I haven't shot enough of it to really tell.
Jim. I usually use federal Winchester and some other brands I cant remember but no I haven't had any problems
Jim Vandemoter. I like and own ruger's myself going back 20 years. But a few years ago I bought a new Ruger SR 45. Took it to the range and very first round that I fired through it the magazine fell out. Snapped the magazine back in and fired again and the magazine dropped out . every single round that I fired the magazine dropped out. I called Ruger about it and they said they had never heard of that!?.. but i had to send it back to them. but then I went on the internet and looked up that problem and found out on a forum that lots and lots of other people had the "exact same" problem with the SR 45 going back to 2006 through 2014. It seems that Ruger knew there was a problem with this gun but never addressed it. Ruger today it's not the same Ruger of many years ago. some guys in our Gun Club have moved away from Ruger because of their quality control now. I recently had a problem with a new Ruger AR-15 I bought and when I called their customer service they were sort of rude about it. so I didn't even mess with them I just tore it down and found the problem myself and fixed it. but that doesn't mean that I won't buy Ruger anymore they make a good product I just think their quality control is down just a tad
Russell, I haven't shot a SR 45, so I haven't heard of the problems you describe, but I have spent some time with a SR 1911. That gun just works. It's as nice was any stainless 1911 out there and priced accordingly. My first Ruger was a 22/45 bull barrel I bought about five years ago. Fun gun to shoot, but taking it apart and putting it back together was a nightmare. I didn't have it long. I have made two modifications to my pistol, I took out the mag cut off part, it's an easy mod, and I put in a Ghost inc.ultimate 3.5 trigger. It made the trigger a little lighter, but mostly it shortened the reset. Both of these mods are easy to do, you could probably do it yourself. I know Sootch00 made this same mod to one of his guns, he mentioned it in one of his replies to me a while back. Sorry to hear about your problems with Ruger, maybe someone will read this and take it to heart.
Bought the Taurus G2C as my first gun have had zero issues through 500 rounds it’s a great little gun in my opinion bought the Glock 19x as my second had stove pipe problems every 50 rounds through the first 250 rounds second 250 no issues.
Yep, G2c and LCP2...got both this year. Clinger iwb, very comfy. LCP2 pocket or vest carry. Thanks for validation...
Have had a security 9 for about a month and about 500 rounds through it without any problem. Just thoroughly cleaned it last night with my instructor for the first time and it looks and feels better out of the box . He said I made the right decision. I also was given a glock for x- mas ( not yet out of box ) . He is a instructor for glock also. His take on both is that they both are great guns and the Ruger is right on for the price.
... you have a great channel, you went straight to the point of your presentation, no long loud music and unnecessary long introduction. Thank you, we (our platoon) appreciate it/you.
I have the G2C and couldn’t be happier. $220.00 with a lifetime warranty out the door it shoots when I pull the trigger and Hits what I’m pointing at. But I still can’t help catching hell from my buddies with Glocks and Sigs.
The Taurus G2C is an underdog in the fight gotta love it
@BMO All Hi Points are dangerously unreliable and unpleasant to shoot. The G2c on the other hand, despite Taurus not being one of the more popular manufacturers is an incredible little gun for that price, easy and fun to shoot, reliable, more concealable and accurate. I went from dismissing it to loving it.
@BMO get the taurus g3 for your first pistol. It's a bit larger than G2C.
Great little gun !
Ruger and Bersa, some of the best firearms for the price. Which I also bought through OE, now that I think about it.
I've just started really appreciating the CZ pistols in any caliber and the CZ rifles in
.22, .22mag and the .17.
I like my Sigs and HK handguns and rifles but the CZ's are coming up on just amazing.
Very interesting video. Really informative to see what the majority seems to be buying. Friend bought the Taurus G2C, and let me shoot it. He paid $200 on sale in Indiana in August, 2018. Trigger pull not ideal but short reset. Rear sight adjustible. I was impressed. Tried racking S&W's 380EZ in gun shop, and easiest gun I've ever racked. Great for old folks.
Proof that you don't need a bucket of cash to get a great weapon! 👍
The SR9c is awesome! I have a Glock 26, Kahr 380, Bersa 380 and the Ruger. All are great I like each one for different reasons.
Other than the SIG, the Glock and the and the M&P EZ I have bought every gun on your list in the last 1.5 years!
Great Choices!! I need a CC pistol so How "on" are the sights on the EC9s??? Is the trigger as good as the LC9s??? For full size I ALMOST went with the S&W SD9 but went with the FNS9 instead! With it I DID get an extra (3) mag and awesome grips but as far as a shooter... the FNS is great but buddy's SD9 was an awesome shooter as well! I'd go SD over GLOCK anyday.
What about the Ruger Security 9?
Thanks in advance for your replies!
I have a Taurus G2C and I am not disappointed at all its wonderful
I own 7 Ruger firearms.....they all shoot flawlessly! I don't know how the make them so good at such low prices!
Taurus shoots surprisingly fast. Quick reset. Follow up shoots are fast. Fun to shoot. Don't sleep on G2.
As a cabelas guncounter employee I would say your spot on. Only other thing is we sell the LCP over the LCP 2
I apologize if you have heard this, already. But the Ruger LCP II, and Security 9 are not striker fired, but hammer fired with a shrouded hammer which can be seen through that opening in the rear.
Ruger is killing it. They have the .380’s with their almost identical 9mm counterpart’s. LCP to EC9 and LCPii to Security9.
Elijah Brooks I have all the tigers but the storms then I’m complete besides p92 gc2 killin Ruger on a bad day Ruger don’t like hollow to many brands the gc2 better than my two glocks kimber for sale it’s so finicky I love Ruger shoot a gc2 u will spend 200 on one two 13 round mags I don’t like Ruger 10 years ago they own smith n Wesson and s coupled other companies I didn’t no about maybe Ruger
I meant I didn’t like Taurus ten years ago 4000 rounds every ammo t p I wanted it to fail cause for me wife but nope
I bought one it jamed after 3 shots so that’s all I ran with
There are some good guns in this group, but there's also nothing wrong with being a black sheep and not going after a "best seller." I saved a bit more money and got a Heckler & Koch VP9 SK and it's the sweetest shooting little gun I've ever owned. Fantastic trigger, outstanding ergonomics, reliable and accurate.
My first pistol was the sr9 and as much as I love it, it’s always looked down on by friends (sig, hk, cz owners). I should it better than any of them so I could care less. I’ll be giving it to my gf as her first firearm soon because she shoots it even better than me. Bought a cz sp01 shortly after anyways and it’s been a dream
Nice job Ruger, great info! Thank you for the video and info. I was surprised by the Ruger Security9 at #1, but Ruger products are American made and great guns. Guess I shouldn't have been so surprised after all.
Drumber Gunnerer Ruger are great weapons P-89 was older but never had a misfire or any problems at 17+1 ka Zing
Ruger is a very good trade and most of the time the gun are also cheap. I am a little surprised that in the ten gun you present there is no hk ( chosen for military services) nor CZ that is a very very good brand for sport shooter as I am.
@@philippechauveau732 Remember, he's giving statistics on sales at his store not nationally.
LCP II is a great little pistol. Its my EDC. I also have the SR9E, but really want the Sec 9 & the LC9S.
You must live in some fucked up neighborhood for you to feel the need to carry a gun every day!
Never understood the historical bias against Ruger. My father loved them so I always thought they were great. His 1960 model Single Six was first hand gun I shot. I was hooked immediately and I still love it. Gladsee them do so well.
Love my Security 9...... I manage to use it for conceal carry.
I have the EC9 and there is absolutely nothing wrong with it. Great pistol!
Does anyone else think he sounds like Saul Goodman from Better Call Saul?
Very true.
S' aul Good, Man!! 😁
Sure does....
Rob L You mean Breaking Bad?
Damn dude when I read this I was watching and I think my brain somewhat skipped. 😂
8: S&W SD
7: S&W M&P .380 Shield EZ
6: Glock 19x
5: Taurus G2C
4: Ruger LCP 2
3: Sig P365
2: Ruger EC9S
1: Ruger Security 9
I'll agree on Ruger: I have the SR1911 .45, and I would put it up against ANY Springfield, Colt, or other $1000+ 1911, and I got it for $700.00...it's literally the best shooting handgun I have, in terms of accuracy
It’s funny out of all the top five he spoke of the most expensive, the p365 has had the worst track record as I’ve seen on the internet and RUclips. The budget friendly guns have been good shooters. Ruger, way to shine.
well, to be fair, the LCP on the list is the second version. I have fired both. Pay the $75 extra and get the LCP2, it is vastly better that the old LCP.
You’re right the new LCP is great. The old one is still ok and serves well but the handling and trigger on the LCP 2 is outstanding.
I'm still looking to get the P365. With it's track record, i am still hesitant to purchase one. I have seen them as low as $499, If Sig had fix all the issues i would purchase it right away for $499.
Rich S. I’ve heard as of recent times Sig has improved the P365. What I have heard is the ones coming out now do not have the problems it’s older siblings had.
@@richs347 I purchased my Sig p365 in December 2018 I have put over 1,500 rounds through it. Not one problem. It's now my EDC. I like that it doesn't "print" like my last EDC. I'm 6"3 220 but have a 33 inch waist. My job requires somewhat figure fitting clothes. The p365 is perfect! It's reliable and very easy to conceal. I'm a veteran and a gun enthusiast. I will say, the p365 is one of the best weapons I have fired. The trigger and sights are amazing. Not to mention the capacity. I feel confident you're in the clear of Sigs beginning problems. All matters have been addressed. Stay safe. 🇺🇸💪
Ruger LCP2 Is a great secondary conceal carry gun. I use to carry the Ruger SR40 as my primary with it. I've switched up my primary with the Glock Gen 5
Yup, purchased the Ruger EC9S because I thought it was the best VALUE in the marketplace.
Love the way he constantly sweeps his hand.
Ruger makes great pistols.
I own a GP100 and an SP101 and absolutely love both. I sold a Ruger AP in .45acp to get the GP and don't regret it. The RAP .45 was a great shooter, but I just Love a wheelgun!
@@SierraBravo347 Oh, no! My dad taught me that you never sell a gun because you will regret it eventually. Besides, your kids or grandkids will treasure them because they are/were yours - my saying. I have 4 kids and almost 14 grandkids so far, but I think the grandkid well is about dry.
@@cephasmartin8593
I can totally agree with that, these two Rugers as well as my Smith & Wesson revolvers I'll not part with! They will to the grandkids for sure! 👍👍
Have any of you fired the Ruger American Compact? It passes the "eye" test in my opinion but have not fired it. Also have not seen a lot of reviews on YT on it.
@@ino592002 I haven't shot the compact, but I did own the Ruger American .45 acp. If the compact shoots anything like it did, you'd love it!
I had the choice of all of them and I chose g2c . Why ? Because it was $219 , 2 twelve round mags for a total of 25 rounds. 12 +1 . It small and easy to conceal and love the trigger reset. Very short.
That's the problem, price shouldn't be your first logic in buying a firearm. I'm glad the G2C worked out for you, but I've heard so many Taurus horror stories about gun malfunctions and their horrible customer service that I would never in good faith recommend one. I used to work for a big sporting goods retailer and holy shit did I cringe every time I had to sell one of those things.
Taurus g2 great gun!
Yea, I bought one at jt gun and pawn in hazard,ky and the clip fell out when it was fired every other shot.
I have a PT 111 Millennium G2, bought new in 2017. I haven’t had a bit of trouble with it, and really enjoy shooting it.
I have more expensive guns but the G2C is my favorite. Could've been $200 more and still worth it. As for recalls, if you were dumb enough to press the trigger on the Millennium Pro while engaging the safety, yes it would interfere with the drop safe function and an ambulance chaser could cash in for you. Actual defects happened with the Shield back when it was still bringing $400+ and I still own S&W guns. I make informed decisions, not reactions to internet folklore.
Both the LCP2 and the security 9 with their precocked hammer fired triggers , are great guns .
What I noticed: his watch is worth about 10 of the Sig365's or 20+ of the rugers. Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean.
Yep, sure is... omega
Also noticed :)
Ruger wins hands down built right in America priced right !!
I own 3 out the 5. Very happy with each!
Really like my Security 9.................. great shooter and has a great feel.
SDVE9 First gun I bought because of value, then a shield, next SW bodyguard 380 for it's small size and weight as a CCW!! Now I have a G43.
Nice line up of some great guns. Ruger is doing well & has great customer service. I carry my Walther PPK (S&W 2010) but have also been looking at the Walther CCP M2. Nice that we have such a great collection to choose from.
Proud G2c owner .... 12+1 first gun and I practically sleep with it !
The security 9 is a hammer fired gun.
love mine!!
You said the Ruger LCP ll was striker fired but it is single action hammer
Gene Kalapay same with the security 9
As a gun store you should be more literate about the firearms you sale. I wouldn’t trust anything thing you told me about any firearm.
believe they are double action only hammer strike pistols
Steve Fritz The first LCP’s were double action hammer the LCP2 is single action hammer it’s always locked by in single action after every shot
Gene Kalapay u r wrong fuck head .its a double action.dont comment if u have no idea.
The security 9 Is a great gun, very smooth recoil and comfortable grip, in my opinion the security 9 is more comfortable than my Glock 19
Kimber micro.9 great gun also shot 2yrs no malfunction easy to conceal
I will readily admit to being something of a trigger snob. I recently traded several handguns and walked out with 2-a Walther PPQ Q5 Match and an HK VP9SK. Several guys at work have the Taurus and seem to really like it.
I have an LC9s and an LCP II, they're my main two carry pistols and have been absolutely great. I really like the two of them. Ruger really does have it down on selling you a great firearm for a great price.
I used to sell firearms up until the end of last year, and every time I couldn't talk someone out of a Taurus G2 I died a little inside. Some are good guns, but if you get a lemon you'd better not count on Taurus helping you out.
Ruger really know how to price their guns.
I think it's probably because they know that not everyone can afford to spend over $500 for a gun. Ruger just goes to show that you don't need to pay a crap ton of money for a quality gun. Though, I don't have a Ruger myself, I'd like to get a Ruger SR9. I'm not so much into the small hand guns. I don't have big meat hook hands, but I just like the feel of a gun with some heft.
"Ruger" overpriced American made TRASH
@@abcdaw22 fuck you pussy nobody asked your bitchass!
@@abcdaw22 if you think Ruger pistols are over priced then I got some bad news for you.
I want glock but how??
I own a Security 9, and it is hammer fired. You sell these?
as a canadian im so jealous of those tiny ccw pistols
I feel for you guys ....🙁🙁🙁🙁🙁
we can own guns but not for protection 🤔
@@kellyschafer8873 how hard is it to get a carry permit?
nearly impossible your life my be in direct danger and the cheif of police has to sign off on it basically saying the police cannot protect you
@@kellyschafer8873 that's bullshit
If you want a Sig. The 239 in 357 Sig great pistol for the money too. Power of a 357, easy take down, built like a tank, single and double action, Heavy to carry! Great home defense gun also. Shawn
Shawn Beck I don’t believe you can get a .357 sig in the p239 frame!
@@garypollard9770 Yes! My friend had one and I shot it. A great gun. Maybe they don't make it any more. The .357 Sig was up against the .40 Smith! Great Ballistics. Shawn
Shawn Beck oh yes I agree. I love the .357 sig have 2 of them. Great ballistics. I would have thought that it would be in the 938 instead of the 239 frame
@@garypollard9770 No, The 239 is a great platform for the .357 Sig. Only issue I have is the 239 fully loaded is heavy to carry for a concealed weapon. Had a 239 in 9mm. Love that gun. Got hard up for money and sold it to a dealer. He carries on his hip at the gun store now. I get to see it from time to time. The .357 Sig is a 7 shot where the nine is 8. Clinton wanted mags down to 10 shots in 1996. Shawn
About to pick up the security 9, seems to be the best value in town right now. That Sig is tempting though. Spoke to a fl highway patrolmen yesterday and he said the department is going with Sig soon over glock (which he currently carries), he said Sig out performed in testing recently.
Basically the cheapest pistols are selling the best
That sig 365 isn't cheap
The cheapest & mid range......go up to about 1200 & now were talking actual best pistols
No, you are wrong. Cheap would be Jimenez, Hi Point and Sccy.
Those pistols mentioned shoot very well. Don't mistake cheap for lack of quality. All these pistols are quite nice.
Like mine cheap as hell 125 for 45 hi point every single time shoot love it
Sccy,s are popular where I live. Very inexpensive gun and somewhat very reliable. I don't own one but I fired one at the range and it seemed to be a good little pistol for $240 on sale
I have put over 800 rounds through my CPX 2 so far, with nary a hiccup. My only complaint has been with replacement magazines, but the basic gun, and the magazines that came with it have functioned well.
Surprised the M&P 2.0 isn’t on this list...a great pistol for a very reasonable price
I was also surprised the M&P 2.0 Compact didnt show up. I got mine for $350 after a $50 S&W rebate.
I went with the full size m2.0 I love it and being 6’5’’ it’s concealable.
You are exactly right !! Ruger does make great guns but so does S&W and the M&P 2.0 is one of the very best made and only slightly higher priced than the ones he has here. It is quite evident that this gentleman pushes Ruger when people come into his shop looking for a gun...Also Glock makes great guns.
2.0 compact over any of these...
Definitely the sheild 2.0 you can find it around and somtimes under $300 !
My son bought a new xd and was excited to shoot it at the range. I always have my sr9c strapped on and we put a box of ammo through both. The ole ruger felt like a Cadillac compared to the Springfield. He couldn’t believe the difference and accuracy of the ruger.
Ruger....Made in Prescott Arizona, a State which believes in Constitutional Carry
Some are produced in North Carolina
"Ruger" Overpriced American made TRASH
Even in europe ruger is not overpriced
@@abcdaw22 Wow, you must really have no life.
@@abcdaw22 you're a troll boy
I don't know why people knock Taurus so much. I own 2 and I haven't had any problems with them. I find them reliable.
@Amado Leon you ever actually owned one? I've owned 3 and had no problems.
@ Amado Leon - I'd take the Pepsi challenge with my G2C any day. Bring it. I've got over a thousand rounds through it trouble free. it shoots great, feeds great, ejects great, stays on target great. I've done side by side comparisons with S&W, Ruger, Sig, Glock, and even Beretta. Notice I'm still standing behind my Taurus G2C.
I think it's more about customer service. Every mass producer makes bad guns. Statistically it's inevitable. What matters is what you have to go through to fix it. Having said that, Taurus does seem to have a higher failure rate than most, albeit anecdotally.
I’ve had a pt809 9mm and a .45 by Taurus and they have been really great pistols not a single problem
@@youngflaccz8318 at the end of the day they're good guns. People forget anything man made can have problems. For example glocks they jam just like any other pistol.
I hear the word value more than quality. I have always considered all my handguns to be an investment. I’m wondering what the resell value of the new generation of handguns will be in the future.
Beretta APX compact, full and centurion are my favorite
3drhodes same here👍🏼👍🏼
Very good video.Straight to the facts,super display(easy to see) and very professional.Thank you.
The video has the one I bought Taurus G2C Great pistol ... And the one I want next Ruger Ec9s.... both have great reviews on RUclips , and 2 pistols for the price of 1..
I brought a Smith and Wesson sig 9mm in 2014 my first auto in New Jersey and I have two Glock 17 2016 and 2018 great powerful guns and great for defense at my armored car job and I'm glad that Union New Jersey finally has a pistol range I may not have to go to Bullet Hole in Belleville NJ but only for targets and bullets
Why do people seem to think that because a gun is more expensive it is automatically a better firearm. If the gun is made from quality materials and assembled by competent workers, functions reliably and is priced right, it is a good deal. Ruger excels at such things, if they didn't they would not be so popular. People need to ask themselves what does the $1000 gun do that the $450 gun doesn't. Does it make the bullet faster or better in any way. Does it feel better. It might but that has no bearing on price. Some people get their feeling all wrapped up in the brand of firearm that they own and take it personally when you tell them you prefer your brand over theirs. I have shot rugers that run like a train and shot glocks that had feeding issues. It could have easily been the other way around. I've seen it both ways. My point is if I can get a quality firearm at a reasonable price that's what I'm going to do, not go buy an expensive one because I think it's better because it cost more. Then I'm going to shoot it, alot,, to see if I made a wise purchase. Well that's my two cents anyway.
For us newbies it's more difficult. That's why we have to lurk on these websites for direction.
Simply put quality and dependability
Machining and polishing deburring and tolerances are far superior on HK,FN,COLT, SIG, as opposed to tarus,ruger lcp ect, high point.
I carry a tarus g2c 9mm as my conceal carry weapon and it shoot flawless 2000 rounds in no issues at all. But i had to replace trigger , replace recoil spring and polish debur the entire pistol myself, about 6 hours of work + tools if you dont already have them vise, hammer, punches, files belt sanders lathes ect.
You pay for time machining (QUALITY OUT THE BOX) not saying there bad guns (cheap guns) but they need additional attention to be better. Thats why 600-3000 dollar guns are that much attention to all the little details
For me to hit the target is an important point for purchasing a firearm. I have a H & K USP Match .45 auto and a second slide and barrel assembly + mags in 9 Para for it. Have put a few thousand rounds through it already over the years with no issues.
Ruger is following KelTech. They copied the P3AT.
G2C best priced Great work from Tarurus
Have you had anyone come back with problems with that Sig 365 pistol???
Does anyone know if Ruger still makes the LC9s Pro?
Yes, I own one! Find one buyt it! Lc9s 9mm pro. Put a Houge Hardball slip on grip and get the 9 rd extended mag. Should be around $329.00. Shawn
@@shawnbeck2303 I'm happy to hear that! For some odd reason, Ruger has removed the listing for that model on their website. Which I find very strange.
P365 one of the most reliable guns I’ve ever owned.
Finally, not an opinion of what is best but of what the people are buying. The sales numbers tell you what most people want. I have watched so many videos of the “Best Guns”. They add a computer voice on it to try to make it sound official, but’s it’s only some individual’s opinion of what he like the best. SHOW ME THE NUMBERS. Thanks for the video.
What's selling best absolutely does not equate to the best firearms. People are just cheap and want to own a handgun just to own one, they don't ever bother to go to the range, shoot it, clean it, read the manual, or even take any classes on self defense/shoot don't shoot scenarios.
Lucisus Palmer
Some of what you say is true. I’m at the range twice a week, it’s my sport. Practice is paramount with firearms. Especially if you conceal carry. You do not need to spend $2,500 on every firearm you own and shoot. I have several off the top shelf and I have budget guns. I do set limits on how cheap I’ll go. My 5 shoot NAA is my least expensive. I don’t believe you have to sacrifice hard earned money to get a reliable gun. I enjoy shooting my LC9s, XDS, or my GSG M1911.
@@harmonicablues7892 I absolutely would only own a few 2k+ handguns. Regardless, CZ makes amazing guns for cheap and should be a solid choice for entry level shooters and have guns to accommodate competition level shooting.
Lucisus Palmer
But the computer voice is NOT telling you what is best. Only an individuals opinion. Just like the guy behind the sales counter. He will tell you what he’s carrying is the best.
This video is not telling you nothing more than what people are buying. And I find that interesting. I personally buy what interests me or certain features I like. I do shoot in competitions occasionally, but that is no place for a budget gun. I think we are like minded in some ways. Everything has its place. Those who own, should get out and shoot. I shoot for enjoyment, training and to practice safety. Hope to see you at the range.
Lucisus Palmer
Not everyone can afford or even look at what people like us see in firearms. BTW the Shadow 2 is a nice piece 👍. I do like variety. I respect your choice of staying on the top shelf but that’s not realistic for the majority of gun owners. I do frown on stuff like the SCCY that I see at ranges. I’ve seen one loose a part while the guy was shooting it. Those manufacturers need to be stopped. I want to go home safe after a day of shooting.
Keep shooting and stay healthy and safe out there. It’s good to hear from a serious sportsman.
Security 9 also has one of the best triggers. Not the best carry on, but great for home and inside of the car. I wish Ruger would make a Sig 365 version with this trigger.
The EC in the EC9s stands for everyday carry. The Rugers are also hammer fired.
It's an LC9s with milled in sights and a cheaper black oxide finish instead of bluing... I have an LC9s and that is one of the best firearms I've ever owned, but let's be real here. Ruger says it stands for "everyday" but it really means "economy". They had to drop the price of the pistol because being 10 or 20 bucks cheaper than the M&P Shield 9mm didn't make it competitive enough.
I was a firearms salesman up until the end of last year. I sold both of them for a long time, and you obviously know I prefer the Ruger. I lost a LOT of sales on a gun that I could talk up all day because the Shield came with a 2nd, 8 round magazine... that's it. People could justify spending 10 or 20 more dollars to have that 2nd mag outright, although (IMHO) the LC9s is the superior pistol. Ruger was smart to make the LC9s cheaper, it's an amazing gun, and with a lower price I'm not surprised to see it smoking the Shield as it rightfully should be.
TankerD18 EC9s is great. It’s point and shoot. You’re not lining up 100 yard shots getting the windage just right with that little thing. Fixed sights will give you the most reliability as well.
Ec9s is striker fired
I carry the G2C all the time. Not one problem with It to date. Don't think I'll be changing that ever.
Ruger has been really hot lately and putting out some great products. I don't own a Ruger (yet) but they'll be my choice for a pocket pistol. I am surprised at the overall positive reception and sales of the Glock 19x. Nice video.
Ruger lc9s is selling for peanuts now. Just got one new with night sights for $235.00.
@@uglybuzzard4188 Where did you get it?
Best gun is the one I have in my hands. When I pull the trigger, it always go BANG. (Your are welcome.)
Awesome video, I enjoyed it very much. I know it's little bit pricey but what's up with SIG P220.... A beautiful gun. Enjoyed the video.
i have a G2C i bought this year. Ill be getting a few p365s this coming year.
I have the Sig P-320 X 5 series LOVE IT my next is SIG P-365 regardless of what Glock paid haters say
Wait for confirmation on the P365 issues being solved first mate, I did that with the P320 before buying it. Got the full size btw, love it, but still am super interested in getting an xchange kit to turn it into a X5 :-)
Larry Cross glock paid haters!! What the hell
I have a ruger p89 dao and a ruger p95 dao and they shoot great and I have never had a jam....
I did not look to see where you are located but low price is king. Great video and thank you so much for putting in the time and for doing an excellent review.
Good review, I had the Taurus Millennium G2 a few years ago but had too many malfunctions and actually the trigger cracked on it, ended up buying a Ruger American Compact 9mm and love it.
Sorry to hear.. have had mine for about a year, i have put it through hell but ALWAYS maintain it. Shes still going Bang!
3 out of 5 !! Not bad. Says a lot about prices and quality.
Like the sig, but most have hefty price tags. My choice would. be the Taurus. or the ruger
This is a great idea. I'd like to see a similar video done annually. BTW, I really enjoy your channel. The gun reviews aren't longwinded.Lots of other great videos for gun enthusiasts. Hope to get to shop someday soon. Keep up the great work.
I find the Ruger LCPII ends up in my pocket most of the time.
I have the Walther PPS 9mm with night sights and 3 magazines. Dealers are selling these for $299. Best value for a high quality pistol. 11/2018.
M&p shield .40 best subcompact on the market. .380 is for grandma's purse gun
The Smith and Wesson SD 9mm / 40 are trouble free and very accurate.
I have all 3 Ruger`s. They may not be the best but they function well are priced right are reliable and are based in my home state.
I own several Ruger guns and I never have no issues with them at all. They are a very reliable gun. Tried a Smith & Wesson 40 caliber couple years ago and that gun sucked. Took it back the very next day so I just stay with Ruger. Rugged reliable firearms.
i still cant believe i bought the 365 for $540 after tax, cheapest i can find, lucky me. feels super great in hand.
The ruger security -9 is an ok gun but I wouldn't put as #1. I've seen other videos, where other gun owners having trouble with this pistol. Especially,the manual thumb safety with other issues.
Nice vid! Love Ruger products. How bout a wrist check? What watch are you wearing?
Yet I don'ta Bersa in the lot...
It's the cheapest priced pistol I own. But, the one I shoot the most even being a .380 with rounds being a bit more than the 9mm.
I've put about 1000 rounds through that little bastard. In less than 6 months.
Just a sweet shooter.