I've had zero issues. Hogue grip helps my large hands find purchase. ❤

Don't dry fire it.

I love my 320 rxp x compact. It’s been very reliable and accurate. However, a little nervous about carrying in light of ND’s being reported

Does it come in a 40 cal

I have this model, and is mt preferred carry option

My aunt carried one in her purse for 30 years and fired every time she pulled the trigger never failed

Refuse to shoot anything coming out of New Haven!

That was a very thorough and objective review. Nicely done! How does a semi-auto without a grip safety still qualify as a 1911? Not sure about Sig, but Kimber doesn't include its Micro-9 Series with its 1911 Series.

Bent my spring trying to get it in before seeing this video, it sucks but now I know.

Flick yeah I'm honored 🎉😢😂❤💜🤘🤘🧐🤙😅😉😉😉😂

I just got the px4 full size and carry e ery day i compared with others the difference is close to the same .

Thanks for this comparison. Hopefully HK makes a 15 rd mag for the CC9.

I haven't seen all the comments yet so if someone else has already mentioned the bersa tpr9c and tpr 45 , apologies in advance. Both are very similar in size and weight to these two pistols. Also both are very good budget options filling the same niche as this h&K and beretta... My mention of "budget" is rather important there because though they fill the same need and do so quite well, I own both and they're fine pistols I've never had any issues with but, they're just not in the same league. The bersas look good, carry well at 27oz, feel great in my glove size M-L hands and as I've already said have been 100% reliable but, the build quality of them just can't compete. I bought both of them for just about what you'd expect to pay for the top end H&K p30sk about 850 bucks. Just mentioning this for anyone out there looking for a compact sa/da but, on a budget.. happy shooting all

Make it "G48 sized", give it a paddle mag release, and enlarge the trigger guard; then I'd consider it 🤷‍♂️

It looks like a standard one… What’s the horton’s differences???

This was my first handgun, I still love it

Thanks for the video. After 2020 the Jericho hand some less than desirable production changes. The Jericho is still a value gun with better features. Changing springs can reduce the DA trigger weight and the safety can be engaged with hammer down or cocked. The Jericho recoil impulse and accuracy make it a great range gun for long sessions. The weight and robustness make the Jericho a better blunt force weapon if you run out of ammunition.😊

I Have 2 pistols, 1 9mm(IWI) and 1 .40S&W (IWI). The .40 says it is a Desert Eagle Pistol.

How do the grips compare? I handled a P30SK at a local shop and it fit my hand like a glove. Wondering if the VP9SK has a similar design on the grip.

That HK is 100% pure quality.

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I was looking for this for years, finally. Fit and Finish, Easy Controls, Great. Will it last, that's up to me. I'm not a runner and gunner. G2C is my EDC, with 2, 12rd mags. The green dot is most important for day light targets.

I want a CC9, hopefully back in stock soon

What's the closest thing to those grips available on the market today? I have a P220 Carry Equinox that has a nice wood grip-set, and I bought the one-piece polymer grip that is available, but I find that it cheapens the feel of the firearm. Interesting that there is not a decocking lever - I didn't realize that was a later addition. Mine is DA/SA. edit: looks like hogue makes good G10 grips. I ordered one, we'll see how it is!

Have you learned anything more about this gun. I just got one handed down to me from my uncle and my grandma had it before that. I’m interested in learning a little more about it

Does it neee a battery and when yes then which ?

The cc9 is back in stock. Hopefully this second batch is better

I agree on your point on manual safety "option" With Sig's trigger, no ms, no carry. Put on safe when holstering and take off safe once secured in your holster. Do not carry with safe engaged imo. That only applies with 1911/2011 style tools imo.

As a lefty HK lover I went with the sig for two reasons: Holster availability I, too, like the safety

Great comparison! I think that HK dropped the ball by not offering larger capacity extended mags at launch.

HK looks like it feels better in the hand.

I'm curious how it shoots. I've heard it shoots better than the 365, but haven't heard about comparing the x/xl.

@3:37 well said.🫡

Wow, didn't realize how small the new HK is. Glad to see they finally put out a modern micro.

I shoot the CC9 w/ EPS Carry better than the Sig P365X/XL or even XMACRO with Wilson Combat grip modules. But still P30SK for colder weather.

Couldn’t decide which one to get but that sig did feel very good in my hands, went with the sig and have shot 300 rounds of blazers, s&b and federal with no malfunctions. Hopefully I just got lucky with a good one and it keeps functioning well

Yup can't wait I've been thinking about the P365 line up but forgot we had the cc9! Let's see 👀

You’re going to find out in a year that Kriss replaces this with the Kymera, a completely modular down to the frame rail length, grip angle polymer variant of this gun. Happy shot show.

@The Arkansas Gun Guy A friend of mine is selling one just like yours. Brand new and never fired outside of the factory. I’m seriously considering it.

Vp9 trigger is even better after 1200 rounds or so

I might get a P30 next, i have a couple VP9sk and a match already

I got one last week. Love everything about it so far except for the Low Profile/Flush/Stiff Slide Release. I have a X-Macro Tacops and I think the Slide release on it is excellent. I'm sure some shooters who do the Slingshot method for reloads will love the Low Profile Slide Release. But I use my thumb to release the Slide during Magazine changes on everyone of my guns. I'm hoping for an aftermarket replacement one for mine that is slightly wider. Sort of like how they went with more of a P30ish style on the new VP9A1's compared to the original low profile VP9 Slide Releases. I understand some people with a high grip don't want to accidentally lock their slide back with their high grip or accidentally prevent the slide from locking back on an empty mag. I have a high grip but I've never had that problem.

Can you show me how to fix it 🥲

Excatcly like mine I love it

Your P6 was not used by the Swiss and I'm certain that the wood grips are not original to the pistol. The two letters "NW" on the slide indicate that it was used by German State Police in the "Nordrhein-Westfalen" region of West Germany. When East and West Germany were reunited, the marking changed to "NRW" to signify "Nord Rhine-Westfalen". The P6 is a fine pistol and yours is very nice. However, your conclusions about it's history are not correct.

Was interested until I found out it’s made in Israel. Fuck Israel!

I got same problem with my p320 compact today 🥲

Wonder if anyone got problems with the magazine spring

I own several of these. A great weapon. My only complaint is the soft finish. Those big batwings are great to hook on clothing to rack the slide if need be. Use a "D" hammer spring to lighten the pull some.

I got my P938 Legion for $650 in 2023 and it is my go to warm weather carry gun. Put the factory threaded barrel in it and can run a comp/suppressor