best 9mm glock or sig

combatinc

Anyone own or shoot the Glock 19x or 45 and compared to the Sig 320 M18 model if so thoughts on both of them ??

rufe-snow

I shot one of the 19 x's in FDE, year or so ago. I really liked it's looks. But it seemed way to much money. and not a bit better.  Compared to my M 17, that I've owned since 1986. 

No experience with the Sig, although I've owned a P 220 and still have a P 226 with a .22 upper.

You won't go wrong with either. But I believe you would be better off with the Glock. Considering it's much longer track record. And aftermarket parts and accessories etc. Available for it, compared to the SIG.

Collector52

Neither gun is my favorite, but I would choose the Glock.

combatinc

What if i throw the walther ppq m2 in mix how does that compare

Ricci.Wright

The PPG m1 is a fantastic pistol. Much better trigger than any Glock and of course better ergonomics. I do prefer the M1 with the thinner grip and paddle mag release. The HK VP9 is nice too but I like and bought a PPQ M1 when they first came out. There are maybe 800 or 900 rounds through it if remember correctly and it has never missed a lick. I won't get rid of my Glocks cause after years spent running two indoor ranges, I still think they are the most reliable pistols I can buy and that is what I choose to carry. 

mark christian

combatinc said:

What if i throw the walther ppq m2 in mix how does that compare

The PPQM2 is one of my favorites (I have a LOT of favorite handguns). Among the pistols with a Glock-type trigger, the PPQ is easily the best of the bunch. I installed an Apex trigger in my P320, so it has a clear edge so far as the trigger is concerned. 

Unlike the Glock 19, the PPQM2 ran suppressed right out of the box.

As a bonus, Walther makes a .22LR version of the PPQ, which is great for training or casual plinking (9mm top. .22LR bottom):

PPQ .22LR suppressed:

The size of the P320 and Walther PPQ are actually quite close. Here you can see the two pistols together:

Just to prove that I do have a Glock 19, here it is:

Other pistols you might consider are the CZ P10C:

Or the Beretta APX:

Just like the P320, the APX modular and allows you to change frames in a variety of colors (surely one of them will suit you):


And of course the Beretta APX can be suppressed (notice the finish is almost identical to the Beretta ARX rifle):

Here are the P320, the Walther PPQM2 and the Beretta APX grouped together:

Although OAL is close, the Beretta APX is a "slimmer" design. The trigger on the APX is good out of the box, and with the addition of the $15 target connector, it is nearly as good as the PPQM2. 

As always, these are my photos of my own guns.