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Doesn't that just mean the irons aren't aligned correctly? That's not what I'd consider a manufacturing issue. Let me know if I'm wrong; I'm no shooting expert.

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That is still the price

Fn owes us our money back. I hate my reflex and fn 509 needed a HD striker to be reliable and the trigger is garbage on my 509

I cant even zero my red dot in still shooting low.. cant adjust for it. Not my first rodeo

Red dot sight will be superior to iron sights with accuracy. Down and to the left can easily be the sensitivity of the trigger function since the wall is not as pronounced as other pistols. I have this muscle memory issue with any pistol I do not shoot regularly. I have seen a failure to properly eject on my glock 19X when another person shot it and his grip was the issue. I never had the issue. Sometimes operator issues need to be corrected over time and especially with the Reflex trigger.

Well, podnuh, I'd go 7, 21, then 30 of little or no experience. If your shooting 8" by 11" target.

I own both and shoot the P365 10x better. So, it’s the Sig for me.

Is this the sds Mac 5k?

Buffalo Bore is one of my favorites

I believe the color variation on the top of the slide is from the way they laid in their wooden crates for so many years.

I have a 407k on my reflex. Still no difference. Pretty dissatisfied

Was almost on board until I saw the pic of the “pride” celebration outside the Walther Factory…

The 2.0 looks like after all the hoopla by KZbinrs who got a Bodyguard sent to them, we may have a Kamala Harris of the gun world.

I'm only a couple of minutes in and.....WOW. Just. Wow. Brilliant commentary. 😎👍

I’m sending mine back in today to get the sights drifted. While on the phone with FN customer service they claimed that they’ve gotten a lot of these complaints and supposedly every single one that’s been sent in to them didn’t actually have a problem. I call major CAP on that one. I was shooting yesterday at 20 yards and had to aim a foot right and a foot high to hit my target. When I did hit the target it wasn’t even close to my sight picture. Other than that though the gun feels great

My go bag contains a Glock 23-5 and a Sub 2000 .40. I like having the extra power for backup and woods carry. I use my G19-5 for EDC.

I purchased this gun last week, and I like it. It is accurate and easy to shoot; however, after about 200 rounds of VOG 9 mm 115 grain FM J ammo, I started experiencing a failure to return to battery. Has anybody experienced this with their MC9? What type of ammo were you using? Thanks.

I have seen several reviews of this revolver, and all liked it...except one. He pointed out the terrible grips, the horrendous sights, and general ugliness. Then there is the question of whether the company will be around long (apparently not looking into the company's history at all), and expressed whether the gun itself will last any time. Then, of course, he pointed out that for only a couple hundred dollars more, you could buy the "affordable" brand xyz that was soooo much better. Yep, the one who always thinks everyone has at least $750 to plunk down for the handgun de jour, and generallY sh*ts on anything that costs less than $500. CAN YOU GUESS THE CHANNEL?

Nice review, even though it was a bit wordy, but nothing about its laser (?)

Amazing accuracy, you’ll never go wrong with sig sauer

I love them both and both are extraordinary subcompacts so it comes down to cosmetics to me. I personnally think the Sig is just a more attractive weapon.

Pretty good, stock. Much better after some break-in and a few upgrades! Thought it would need an aftermarket slide release because the factory one was so stiff at first that it was unmovable and useless! Fortunately it loosened up after a few days of playing with it (auto-release doesn't always work). The handle is fine for smaller hands, but a bit thin for larger ones with longer fingers. Good thing a $20 Hogue grip made it wider and now feels much more premium (even though it's just rubber, the soft texture feels almost like alcantara, much nicer than the standard plastic, or a rough sandpaper stippling job). Also, a flared magwell really makes reloading easier. Last, the trigger is good, better than a lot of others out of the box, but not quite as good as some. It's plastic and the blade isn't the most comfortable. It gets a bit better with use, but if you want a GREAT trigger right away with a lighter, softer break, a flat face, and a wider blade, you'll want to replace it. If you do, then you have something better than many more expensive guns!

I have 2 CZ P07's , one is suppressor ready. I have ordered a P 09C and will wait until I have it to see if I want to order the full size version. In my honest opinion the P 07 is one of the best handguns made! I am a CZ fanboy, I have 6 CZ's and am looking for more! I also appreciate Canik's.

I am currently planning on making this my first gun. It takes a LONG while in germany, though.

I just saw that Century Arms has a CA compliant Mete today. If I do get this, I’ll get a back strap for that and get at least four 10 round magazines with extensions.

I just picked one up came here to check out your thoughts. Great video dude. Cough cough go Navy.

i love this gun!

Hello, I just purchased the same gun I would like to put the red dot site on it. Can you please send me all the information of your mouthing plate and the same as exact red dot site where you purchased from. Very nice set up. Thank you.

How much cost this gun new, in eeuu ? Aproximate

Happy to see Glock helps the competition with their tools😅

Which concealed carry gun meets your approval?

How much is the grip module with a manual safety??

I have a q5 match. My son has a p22. He got his when he was 10. I am totally for the walther line. I have small hands and the walther accepts that and makes it comfortable. 2k+ rounds and never shooter fatigue. Great firearm.

I had one of those Bulgarian years ago. That is when they were $350.00 dollars. It had a 1.5 thick receiver and a heavy barrel. It must be shrink-inflation now. I bought some hamburger buns, and they were half the size they used to be. I sold all my Aks now I wish I had of kept them. They were only $90.00 dollars Chinese MK 90 at the Roses stories.

I just got a brand new cz p 10f sr or, including taxes, fees, and ffl upcharge for $585

I know someone who was locking the slide back with his grip. His thumb would push it on; not on this model.

Great review, and couldn't agree more on the trigger and magazine well. When you pay that much for a handgun, especially one that's marketed under the Legion brand, I'd expect something a little better. Especially the trigger.

Have an updated video showing a reliability test using 200 rounds of hollow points if anyone is interested kzbin.info/www/bejne/gHvCYpWPa8d0f80si=rDxbj8PSt_VMxLjT

I’m currently in Smyrna, GA at Glock HQ for today’s class. Thanks for the video! Great information!

Sig Sauer makes some nice pistols. I have 1 which is a P220, but quite Frankly Sig has priced themselves out the market so all of my 9mm pistols are Glock because I and my department couldn’t justify spending nearly 800 bucks for a 9mm. My Sig P220 gets shot twice a year like my others in my conceal carry rotation. I don’t have a pistol or rifle that doesn’t get shot, I don’t care how valuable it is.

At least yours fired. Mine didn’t fire brand new out of the show case. Dealer sent it to FN for repair who say they fixed it and sent it back. Very disappointing and clearly not a safe defense firearm.

Fnx 45 tactical is better in 460 Rowland. Nothing beats it.

The real 2011

Y’all are all wrong it’s the P938 for me.

Howdy! Being retired from a career with the Marines, I must say that the this was, is, and always will be my go-to weapon, until I pass away. While serving as a Drill Instructor on MCRD Parris Island, SC back in the mid-70s, I was tasked with being the history instructor for my series (the 4 platoons within the 1st Bn B company that trained contiguously), taught within the classroom setting. I had gone to the base library to gain some extra knowledge about some of the weapons that the USMC had, and for some of them, were still using. In one of the books there, it was mentioned that while being certified that the pistol was tested using three fresh, skinny type corpses, suspended one behind the other, where they were shot to see how far the projectiles could possibly pass through the bodies, and the projectiles did clear all three of them. During the war we had going on in the Philippines, the Moros insurgents were, indeed, thin. Also, they were doped up, so that with the already issued .38s that the US Army was trying to bring them down with, they kept on keeping on. Alright, I found this information in the base library, so that was part of my class. Truthful or not? Now, I can't find the book online that such information was written in, so I suppose that possibly, that written word was withdrawn from the shelf, there, for those words possibly being a part of the author's imagination, only. Now? I am in charge of my church's security, and I do carry my personal 1911a1 in a barely concealed manner, with an extended magazine being utilized. It's very hard to conceal the 12 ga 18-inch barreled shotgun which is instead stored in an easily accessible place at the church.

The red dot is definitely a game changer with the reflex. I have a red dot on my reflex and I absolutely love it. It's now my favorite firearm when you consider how small and easily concealable it is

what do you use for holster, sir?

New subscriber. Have one of these one the way to go with my P07 and S2C. I’m wondering if the MCARBO spring setup will work in this, my guess is that it will. A bit of polishing with new springs makes a huge improvement in the trigger. Can’t complain one bit about that kind of accuracy… definitely impressive. Great video!