Sig Sauer SP2022 9mm - Probably one of the best beginner firearms still!

[@paredg2]

I love my SP 2022. Actually my favorite gun I own.

[@prflyr]

An absolutely fantastic firearm. Such a hidden secret within the Sig line up. I do conceal carry it with a Vedder IWB holster, no issues. Great DA/SA pistol. Very accurate.

[@PolarBearXx]

What secret

[@albertr96]

@@PolarBearXxeveryone mostly chooses a 226 or 320 which a sp2022 is so much similar

[@Trains-With-Shane]

I have one and I love it. Interestingly even though it's been out for quite a while now I'd not had an opportunity to get my hands on one until recently when one showed up at the local gun store. Unfortunately it wasn't for sale (was an FFL transfer that another customer was picking up but he did let me take a look at and handle it). And it immediately de-throned the H&K USP as my favorite polymer framed full size. So I had to have one. And ever since getting one for myself I have not regretted it.

[@Estebizle]

What made you switch from the USP? I have a 2022 and wad considering a USP. Not that there's anything wrong with my sig, I just dig the USP and its history

[@Trains-With-Shane]

@@Estebizle I love the USP except for its mag release. I also like the DA to SA transition on the sp2022 a little more. And cost.

[@Texasphotoguy]

I carry this in the winter with a We the People IWB holster. Thousands of rounds and not one issue. Fantastic pistol.

[@familygromscarsfun3896]

love my 2022. had the slide cut for an optic, and cerekoted O.D. . upgraded to the trigger to take the slack away, and a blued steel guide rod. O.D. green never looked so good on it.

[@albertr96]

Still in production too! Mine was made august 2,2023

[@jimhovater8755]

'Beginner gun'? I bought my first SIG P220 in 1987. I carried a P239 on duty. I recently bought an SP2022. Beginner gun, my ass! I like it well enough that I kept it and gave my 320X Compact to one of my son-in-laws.

[@eduardoolaechea]

Is there something as a "beginner firearm"? Too much BS in the internet nowadays.

[@patriot0971]

I have a Sig SP2022 and I absolutely love it.

[@steven3379]

I might have to check these out! Thanks for the video.

[@dalemosher8573]

On the advice of an indoor RO I went looking for a 2022. Finally found a package special not very far away. I have had this beauty for over 5 years now and will never sell it! However, for CC I bought a P365XL with a Romeo installed and think I'm gonna like it as well.

[@LuisOrtega-pd6qy]

Great video man. I have a 3’ XD and full size 1911 RIA but this is deff the next one on the list!!! Great bang for buck from all the reviews

[@lucaslegakis4105]

Congratulations on your first handgun being a Sig Sauer SP2022 9mm. Sig's are amongst the best firearms in the industry. That was a good purchase. Money well spent. I personally own 9 Sig Sauer's altogether. 1 M400 enhanced AR-15 rifle with a Romeo 8h red dot sight along with a picatinny rail under the lower forend for both a bipod and foregrip attachments. My 8 handguns are as follows: 2 SP2022's, 1 in 9mm and the other in 40 S&W/357 Sig. 2 P239's, 1 in 9mm and the other in 40 S&W/357 Sig. P229 40 S&W/357 Sig. P220 45 ACP. P226 MK25 9mm. P238 380 ACP. Yes I am a what you would call a Sigtard! I love them too death and you can't go wrong with a Sig. You will pay a little bit more money for a Sig, how ever I do live by the old saying, you get what you pay for. Stay blessed, take care!🙂

[@DFWPewReview]

Sounds like quite the collection! I am a fan of anything that goes pew and have a few sigs, and I've never had a single problem with any of them. The quality is definitely there and I definitely have an affinity for them.

[@danielswartz6818]

About every 3 to 5000 rounds I had to replace my guide rod because it was all chewed up from the spring. And just like your gun I had were marks on the barrel the outside. After 25,000 rounds I replaced a barrel which is still good and I bought a stainless steel guy Roquefort. After 5000 more rounds it was nowhere on the outside of the barrel from the bouncing attributed to the plaster guide rod. At At 10 yards I get one in scrubs and I 25 yards believe it or not I get one and 1/8 group with the new barrel. I’ll total I have over 30,000 rounds through this fire arm. And between seven and 10,000 rounds I sent it back to the factory for reconditioning and replace all the springs and Acura ties it. The last time I also put on new sites and a new barrel. For all intensive purposes this is a brand new Pistol. I have not shot it for about six years because I’ve been using other Firearms. Bore access is a little high but it is manageable. I have been able to get off six rounds in less than a minute that’s not bad for this type of trigger.

[@MJA5]

you’ve put 30k rounds through the pistol and you can only manage six rounds in 60 seconds? Come on, man.

[@J.Wick.]

This SP2022 was the first pistol I decided on back in 2013 or so. Felt the best to me at the time. Fast forward 10yrs, and I prefer M&Ps & Walther's. But I'll always remember that first one lol. Great piece.

[@DFWPewReview]

That's about the same time I picked this one up. Nothing wrong with either M&Ps or Walther's. I love Walther's attention to detail and how they usually go for ambidextrous interface now a days.

[@Frappe2142]

got mine at a pawnshop for about $324 with taxes and i love it! I like that its already broken in and it shoots so smoothly. My favorite firearm and carry option.

[@ricklarence7751]

Just picked up a used one at my gun shop and love it. Extremely accurate and yes will pocket carry in custom made holster. Also have the Sig M11a1, Legion 229

[@jimhovater8755]

Pocket carry an SP2022? You must be 6'5" or greater.

[@ricklarence7751]

@@jimhovater8755 no just need to have the proper shorts. I wear wranglers with deep pockets. All sub 4 inch barrels

[@ramadiwarpig5914]

My first pistol was a Smith & Wesson Sigma .40 cal. After a trip to the local gunsmith to get the feed ramp polished...it was awesome! This was before totally reliable firearms out of the box was a thing!

[@ramadiwarpig5914]

Sometimes people forget the struggle!

[@DFWPewReview]

Yeah this one definitely needed that after a few thousand rounds. But like yours it has worked flawlessly ever since!

[@charleshooper1465]

had one of these in a .40 S&W usually on about the 4th magazine,the hammer would lock back ,after several more incidents' notice that the hammer pin was working out of its "hole" on the right side of the pistol.sent it to SIG HQ.it was a teeny tiny (and I mean tiny)little horse shoe shaped ring that held the pin in place. they sent it back with a nice note. had it for about a week,SAME thing happened again, sold it. AFTER I told the new owner the issue I had had with it. hope it found s good home

[@monicaa6345]

My first gun. Solid and reliable.

[@jaimemartinez9586]

Great video! Thanks for sharing.

[@lbwlawyer]

I love my 2022. It’s a fantastic platform.

[@Ragingfurie]

Love mine, had the SP 2009 back in the day too, same magazine and general design

[@DFWPewReview]

Yeah, I don't believe either really got the recognition they deserved. They were just kind of overlooked, but they performed well.

[@kenkellar2246]

Yes same magazine 2009 /2022

[@kenkellar2246]

2024 sig 2022 is being discontinued better get one now before they are gone 😢

[@sectorseven07]

I consider the 2022 to be one of the best sleeper pistols you could possibly get. It's incredibly underrated.

[@secondtonone5197]

From looking at the thumbnail I thought it was one of those new m&p!! great video! Nice gun!!

[@DFWPewReview]

Thank you! And you're right it does make it look like an M&P.

[@MajorGrandpa]

10lb pull in double action is about average -- so that's good to know since I'm still looking for a sp2022. You are right about the price change; $639.99 at Academy now in the Nashville area (Sep2023). I have the p226 sao legion and the p365x macro now. I used to have, and carry the p320c and the original p365 (3.1 barrel) models. I'm too old and shaky to shoot efficiently with anything below a 3.9" barrel so the 365 micro had to go. The p320c was a good size but I did not care for the trigger much (I've been called a trigger snob--lol). I found that the Stoeger compact $299.99 at Academy was a better feel and better trigger than the p320c. Both are the same size except that the Stoeger is slightly slimmer. I prefer 1911 frames and I've heard nothing but good about the p2022. Hopefully, I can find one soon. Great video.

[@katanapr3]

They are excellent pistols, I own 5 of them in total. I have all the models and calibers of the SP series. Unfortunately the 357sig and the 40s&w are discontinued, only the 9mm is been currently made.

[@DFWPewReview]

I completely forgot about the .357sig model. I am kind of envious, I bet it has no problem hitting targets further down range!

[@andrewjohnson6907]

357s and 40s in all models at SIG have been discontinued 😢 it's not certain if they will come back. 357 SIG is awesome. Performance-wise, it is basically 9mm +P for most commercial loads. However, you don't have to hot rod the 357, so it probably will have longer life vs a 9mm with a steady +P diet.

[@johnphillips3703]

You can get all 3 barrels. Just need to get the correct mag to change it either way

[@andrewjohnson6907]

@John Phillips not entirely correct. If you want a factory grade 9mm, you need a new slide, barrel, and spring and mags. .40 and. 357 is just a barrel.

[@kcnielsen3735]

Great video... my two cc are the Glock 19 and sig sp2022. Love em both

[@brandonparris6148]

I bought this specifically for my cc and I have a inside the belt holster and the gun barely prints ….long as you aren’t wearing a tight shirt. It’s comfortable to carry

[@madeconomist458]

I used to own one and sold it a coupe years ago to buy an Arex Delta. I don't regret that trade even one bit.

[@DFWPewReview]

Nothing wrong with Arex. They are a very affordable and ergonomic firearm. I've seen and handled them but never had the chance to take one to the range.

[@PolarBearXx]

I have this gun. It's amazing. i love the safety of it it wont shoot or automatically chamber a bullet when u put the clip in u have to slide the slider n press the side thingy for more trigger pressure but u have to slide it to load a chamber is what i like most but I got sand in it I need to clean itn

[@brentforeman3439]

Got mine for $390 tax, shipping & FFL ($20) NDZ Performance SS Guide Rod ($18). Mine did not have a chambered indicator? IDC! It also came with Sig night sights BTW. I still chuckle when I put it on my nightstand. 2 extra mags - best $450 ever spent.

[@billyb3185]

Agreed exceptional firearm!!!

[@ritathomas3926]

My SP2022 9mm is my daily carry for 3 years now. Critical Duty ammo. A dab of grease on the top of the barrel block.. was on a Black Friday sale for 389 beans years ago.

[@johnphillips3703]

You can also change the barrel in it to go from 9mm to .40 to .357sig. All you need is to drop in the new barrel and get the correct mag

[@natedillon4599]

Really?

[@jimhovater8755]

Nope. The breech face for a 9mm is different than for the .40/.357.

[@1984keen]

Good video. Always wanted one of these. Might keep an eye on gunbroker for a good used one I'm in Tyler tx too so you're pretty close. 🍻

[@kickingworld]

Is there a way to put an optical sight on the top of these?

[@dalemanley9662]

Ive had 3 of these still have one wish id never gotten rid of the 40 and the othe 9. But sometimes you just have to do what you have to do. But will never get rid of the third one its a 9 also been running and gunning for years with these guns never had a hiccup with factory or my on reloads

[@perfecto25]

I have SP2022, been great so far, stable and reliable. Cant complain. Comparing to glocks isnt straightfroward since glocks are striker and sp2022 is hammer, different firing mechanism

[@DFWPewReview]

Thanks for watching. I have a lot of 9mm but this one is still my favorite for handling and accuracy. Only really threw the g19 part in there for size comparison.

[@reekz8089]

It’s my first gun too and that’s what I conceal in 40 caliber

[@DFWPewReview]

That's awesome! What rig do you use to keep from printing?

[@anibalperales1008]

Which is the averege price in USA of this SP2022 model?

[@DFWPewReview]

Just north of $650 USD currently, but recently I've seen the updated 9mm model for just under $500 at "Range USA" on special a couple times over the past 3mo.

[@anibalperales1008]

@@DFWPewReview Thanks for the answer

[@ianmartinez3601]

Started with rugers this reminds me of the p series

[@MRLUGNUTS]

I carry my 2022.. you need the right holster. I carry appendix in a Bravo concealment holster.

[@DFWPewReview]

That's awesome, I've heard great things about Bravo. I usually carry appendix as well. Do you sport the linked carry with the extra mag or just the claw holster?

[@MRLUGNUTS]

@@DFWPewReview Yes.. it is the most comfortable holster I own. I wish they made one for all my pew's, then it would definitely be the only holster maker I'd use.

[@aaronwilcox6417]

Great pistol but for a lefty not so much. The metal frame P series are more adapted to lefties

[@shawnperry4661]

Yeah we had one of those!

[@JG54206]

I’ve literally never heard of this pistol. It looks like a nice, quality DA/SA Sig. It makes me think of the P220 series of Sig’s. I’ve never shot or owned any of them, but I know the SEAL’s used the P226, as well as the British SAS and that always stood out to me. When I started looking into them, my suspicion was confirmed. Those pistols have a legendary reputation for being very high quality, well made, and excellent shooters. Definitely wanna add one to my collection one day. Honestly the only Sig’s that I’ve heard bad things about are newer ones like the P320, and I’ve heard a few negatives about the P365 but not as many as the P320. Even still, it seems like most of their problems come from seemingly not testing and evaluating those pistols quite as much as they maybe should have. I would imagine that given enough time on the market, sooner or later they will become just like the older Sig’s. I’ve never heard anyone complain about a P220 series pistol at all. I’ve heard some people say they weren’t huge fans of them, but never that they’re bad guns. Just some people don’t seem to like them. Personally, I would love to try one out.

[@DFWPewReview]

I've heard people say the sp2022 is practically the p220 just with a polymer frame, or "the poor man's p220" lol. The p320's aren't bad, they got a bad rep for going off if the slide was impacted from the rear at a downward angle. I believe they put out recall that fixed that issue, but I know it definitely blemished the way a lot of consumers look SIG. Almost every firearm manufacturer has made an oops and needed to put out a recall, most recently Taurus is in the hot seat with the same issue on their GX4s.

[@JG54206]

@@DFWPewReview That’s exactly the vibe I get from these guns. Poly framed P220 series. I know they have recalled the P320 and supposedly fixed the issues with drop safety etc, but I’m still not quite convinced just given that some people seem to still be experiencing uncommanded discharges. Other than that, the P320 is; from my outside observation, an awesome idea of a gun, just perhaps a little hastily executed. I’m sure that in time either a) Sig will fix any remaining design issues if there are any remaining or b) the market will gain confidence in the platform over some time if there aren’t any design issues remaining. Just for me, I’ll stay clear of that one, for now. I like their willingness to make what the market seems to want.

[@thespankdmonkey]

They actually made these in .357 SIG as well. If one looks at the used market they may be able to find one.

[@WilliamDumoreGlobz]

Surprised the RO didn't catch when you set a hot gun down on the table.😮😅

[@DFWPewReview]

I was the only one in the range at the time I believe. Also, I've never been at a range that cares if you place it down with a round in the chamber as long as it's pointed down range. Also when you've had a failure to fire most places recommend that you do that anyway just in case you're experiencing a slow burn, it's also the same if you think you're experiencing a cooked round. Also when I qualified for my LTC they had us all load our firearms and set them down oriented down range between sets. The only other range I go to says it's ok to set them down as long as it's pointed down range and actually recommends doing so in their orientation video. I don't believe its not as uncommon as you might think, and as long as it's down range I don't believe it really matters. Thanks for watching.

[@WilliamDumoreGlobz]

@@DFWPewReview The range in my area wants the mag out of the firearm & the bolt locked open if possible . Probably because they are usually pretty busy . I agree with you & most ranges . Love my SP2022 also.

[@nachos_70firebird66]

Recently bought mine in California. Spent $660 😢

[@DFWPewReview]

I can assure you it was worth every penny! I have shot quite a few firearms and I still compare everything to it, few rarely ever exceed it in every category! I know you'll enjoy it!

[@loboloco866]

Great review?, totally agree 👍 👏

[@ektorcruz2802]

I have a sig 2022 in .40 and never have a malfuncion for me is a exelent pistol.

[@charlespresley8238]

I own one never let me down not a summer carry but worth the money accurate 50 yards

[@MrPerry61]

I had one, it's a great shooting pistol, some call it the poor mans P226

[@DFWPewReview]

Hahaha! That's not a completely inaccurate comparison!

[@GreggRoberts]

It's not really for beginners but it is for people on a budget. I have the Sig Pro (SP2022) and a P220 and P938. If you're a beginner you can't go wrong with a Glock 17.

[@DFWPewReview]

The sp2022 currently has a higher MSRP than most go to Glocks. Not that we have anything against Glock here, it is very point and click, but sp2022 is more forgiving and tactile in the hand and for the eye. The trigger is better than most factory glock triggers as well. Also being a hammer fire with sa/da trigger will allow for second strike on the primer in case of light strike (which can happen with any firearm) or sunken primer. Most beginners won't instinctually rack a round to keep going, they'll try to pull the trigger again, and 9 times out if 10 it will work with a DA hammer strike, and cause a hesitation and cost time with a SA only striker fire like Glock. In case of a potential home invasion it will add a buffer for people who are less trained.

[@GreggRoberts]

@@DFWPewReview I paid $350 for my sp2022 but that was a long time ago. I have the generation with no rail. It's never had any issues. I admit the mags got old and I was having to force it into battery. Have you ever had any mags lose their springyness?

[@DFWPewReview]

@@GreggRoberts I have one mag on it's way out but have a couple more. I've heard of the run without a rail. I had heard rumours that they were a special production run designed for the French police, but even those have kind of a tucked in rail. There were others who ended up with frames manufactured by the company who produced the lowers for the sp2009 for a short time. They were definitely cheaper back in the day, but now they're running $630- $680 due to low production and high overall demand. I don't think they'll be around much longer especially with their newer models getting more popular, but while they are, they'll be on my recommended list.

[@richvest7212]

Why would you change the barrel To 357 sig or 40 ? 9mm is king. More ammo choices, Cheaper ,more reloading options

[@andrewjohnson6907]

These are great guns. The SP2009 is the same thing. It's basically a P229/P228 with a polymer frame. They dont cost as much as the 228/229, but youre really not getting shortchanged. It is simply a cheaper process to manufacture a polymer frame.

[@DFWPewReview]

I wish they would revisit the SP line, but it appears that they would rather go for the higher end on things with their 1911s and the legions. Last budget firearm they made was 320 and a lot of people will not go near those thanks to that recall they had. I guess the 365s are kind of budget but I'd like to see some sa/da with decocker designs make a come back.

[@WhyPhi]

Is this a revolver?

[@DFWPewReview]

Nope, magazine fed, semi auto.

[@WhyPhi]

@@DFWPewReview 🤔

[@loboloco866]

A bazooka bro

[@chrisquintana3877]

Chatter marks is the term you're searching for. Skidded Marks are in your underwear. I love the 2022 also, 17rnd mags available too...its a glock 19x before anyone knew they wanted it. Da/Sa for life.! Also like the cz p07 and fn fnx .

[@DFWPewReview]

Thanks! I've yet to come by a cz p07 but i like the look of the internal riding slide. Wouldn't mind running one!

[@christianhardwick6530]

The LCI is lame. But what can you do

[@DFWPewReview]

For a personal carry feature I'll agree with you. But for one that sits in the home, and everyone knows where to find it, and what the lci is and has been trained to look for it just in case a need arises for home defense it's a nice addition. I've lived with people who aren't firearm savvy and don't wish to educate themselves any further but want one in the house just in case. These people benefit the most from that. And if someone is new to firearms it's also a nice feature as they can just glance and know there's a round in the chamber without having to look in the breach and look for brass.

[@loboloco866]

15 years and probably 10000 rounds it's excellent?, I have changed to stainless steel guide rod , no hiccups.

[@kickingworld]

Gotta love inflation. I too was around $400. They’re $600-$650 everywhere now 😬

[@ogar0930]

I don't understand why you chose to call it a beginer firearm. I am a retired federal agent with 36 years of law enforcement experience. I chose this pistol as my LEOSA carry pistol.

[@DFWPewReview]

Affordable, reliable, accurate, 15+1 cap, can tell the state of firearm just looking at it, decocker, smooth and clean 4/10lb trigger pull, SA/DA for second strike because you're more likely to have issues with ammo than the gun itself (which is also preferable to start new shooters with who are not used to clearing ftf's) Small enough to conceal, large enough to handle comfortably and confidently. You also saw it's value and deemed it worthy of carrying yourself didn't you?

[@kirkmagill7313]

awesome gun but the grip is a bit big for me. I have medium to large hands but its kind of a handful. but bro you gotta start shooting at 10 yards or further my guy. 5 yards isnt doing you any good in the training department. Very good video though my man thanks!

[@paulblakely7105]

Beginner firearm ? Nah, you should change the title. The California version does NOT have an LCI which is awesome. Sure they only come with 10 round magazines. But it still accepts the larger capacity mags. At least I hope because I just bought one.

[@kairu_aname]

Get you a new barrel, spring, and possibly slide, and you effectively have a brand new gun lol

[@DFWPewReview]

Guide rod and barrel for sure! Considering a threaded one.

[@viperrr6886]

There is one for 400 bucks with 2 mags seems okay

[@NemesisConfirmed]

Feed issues...

[@DFWPewReview]

Indeed, but with an easy remedy involving a brass bore brush, a drill and a semi steady hand.

[@eoj5683]

Try the p320 police did they go off by themselves they sent em all back

[@DFWPewReview]

I believe the P320 only went off if it was dropped or impacted at the correct angle range on the back of the slide. Definitely something I hope people who purchase one are aware of. I've never heard of a SIG with a hammer having the same issue though, and I believe all other models have been cleared. Everyone gets it wrong at some point, Sig is no exception.

[@tax905972]

P226 , Glock 19 holds 15 rounds.

[@myronbrand]

Why do they do that at ranges. Slow it down. People need to practice rapid fire and double taps.

[@DFWPewReview]

Haha, I'm not 100% on all the reasons, but just from watching some new shooters on the range, you definitely don't want someone green testing their limits when they're just learning to shoot. Also you don't want the new people getting jumpy by a lot of people around them performing mag dumps. Sometimes you get lucky and they'll let you have at it for a min, other times you're not as lucky. This guy is cool though, and just doing good job.

[@gentrydebbie1040]

That is what i like about Mine .Drop safety .You will feel a lot safer with The sig under your Pillow than a Glock ? I am sure of That .2023.

[@DFWPewReview]

For sure! I've slept comfortably next to my sig for almost 12 yr. While I have nothing against Glock, I trust a SA/DA trigger with a hammer over a striker 24/7 365!

[@fuuuuuwahhhh5276]

​@@DFWPewReview that striker will last longer than you would think. I know a guy who has only purchased one handgun since he came back from the marines in the 90s. It's either a first or a second Gen glock that he's had for years. Never had to change a thing out on it yet.

[@DFWPewReview]

@@fuuuuuwahhhh5276 While what you say is accurate, It's not really the longevity or reliability of the striker that leads me to say this. After putting tens of thousands of rounds down range if not more, I've seen struck primers that fail to go off in both striker and hammer fire handguns and you can never predict when that will happen. In a hammer fire pistol you can just squeeze the trigger again and 9 times out if 10 it will send that round down range, where as the striker fired handgun will have to be racked again which can cost you both a round and extra time. This is why I feel more comfortable sleeping next to a hammer fire firearm to protect my family. My ccws are all striker fired however so I definitely don't have a problem with trusting them.

[@kenkellar2246]

In 2024 the sig 2022 is now being discontinued 😢

[@billyb3185]

That’s terrible news, I’m glad I already bought one this year. This is an excellent firearm.

[@MR.MAP007]

Stupid title. The SP2022 is far from a beginner’s gun.

[@tax905972]

Just keep your fingers off the trigger

[@nate3161]

lol “beginner firearm” It’s a good handgun for anyone, whether that’s law enforcement or civilian.

[@tax905972]

California gun

[@django7342]

Why do you call a gun a beginners gun?There's no such thing,because you can never make a stupid excuse that you just have begginers gun,that's why you discharged this firearm.

[@DFWPewReview]

Ease of use, the ability to see exactly what state the firearm is, reliability in terms of being able to double strike a round if you have to, while also knowing that this one has seen well over 10k round without a single malfunction, knowing it can cycle every type of ammo on the market, having the ability to decock to a double action trigger pull, having a lighter than most trigger pull in single action, using a manageable round that just about everyone can control, not being giant and heavy while also not being so small to barely make a good hand purchase on it, while also being a good size to conceal, while also being in a price point that almost anyone can afford. I just listed 12 reasons why a firearm can be considered good for beginners, and this one fits all 12. Just because it's a nuance to you, does not mean that a good beginners firearm does not exist.

[@xuaroidiem2841]

Audio sucks can’t hear anything.

[@DFWPewReview]

Sounds like a hardware issue.

[@Herrera419]

I don’t know about first beginner gun .I got it as my first pistol.. definitely not my favorite.. the trigger pull on this thing is horrible. I just got a Glock 17 I love it way better..

[@digitalcommunist6335]

I mean its not ‘beginners’ gun by no means.. Its gun designed for 20 year use in Gendarmerie and to replace revolvers in GIGN. Also, issued to few Legion regiments…. Usual ,reliable military/services gun…..

[@charlespresley8238]

14 thousand rounds no new recoil spring wow I paid 475 from psa

[@charlespresley8238]

New guide rod ?

[@billyb3185]

Wow!!!

[@vintageguitarz1]

You sound like Kermit the Frog.

[@DFWPewReview]

Haha! While I don't normally sound much different, I was recovering from a crazy sinus infection when I filmed this one. I probably edited out at least 3 sneezes and too many sniffs to count.