Swiss Military Pistols - Luger P210 P220

[@B525shot]

The 9mm single stack P220 was my service pistole when I was an officer in the swiss army. Never had a single malfunction of any kind with this gun. In my opinion this is one of the most legendary pistols of all times, as it laid the technological foundation for all the SIG pistols to come including of course the P225, P226, P228, P229 and so on...

[@swissmilitischristilxxii3691]

I have the Luger in 7.65 from my grandfather, and 2 Sig 210 from my father. I bet 100 bucks that the guys at Edelweiss are of swiss origin. With such a name.

[@YusefYandron]

this is one of the most aesthetically pleasing handguns i have ever seen

[@mayukhsen8195]

NOT

[@geoffedwards-tb4kp]

Looks quite modern.

[@タモさん-w7d]

同じく同感です。

[@jmkhenka]

the real "nehausen" p210 is probably the most accurate and best shooting guns in the world. SIG (germany, not to be confused by SIG USA..) made a really good trigger on these guns. the 6" version (with sights on the barrel) is he most sought after 9mm gun for swedish and scandinavian bullseye pistol shooting. The current p210 is nothing like this, the trigger is diffrent (worse) among other.

[@sailingmaster]

Ian over at Forgotten Weapons has said on a number of occasions that the P210 might be the finest quality military sidearm ever produced. I hope I'm remembering that right. I believe it.

[@ToddEStewart]

Sig P210 is the finest production 9mm ever made.

[@geoffedwards-tb4kp]

Browning,9,High power,Berreta 9. M,f,2, Colt1911,high capacity. No particular order ,Browning, reliable and 13 and I'm English so.Then Berreta, open slide no jam, highest capacity, just love when parker using wears a bit and it goes ultra blue can see the quality of the metal and build. 1911, power and reliability then quality modern ones with Extra 3 or so bullets. If you cant defend yourself with 7 rounds of .45 don't know you can have modern higher capacity. Lots of manufacturers and versions. If well made their good.Like a more powerful Browning 9, mm. Wish UK allowed more access to fire arms for citizens really. Even at a range it's hard . You have to know someone or have license and membership. Get guns floating but you could get 5 years for possession with intent for a loaded. More if they say your conspiring.Even if genuine , just for fun and practice. You can't just go range like USA. And use their guns and ammo. Shit really. I mean what men don't like to shoot?

[@mikilambastein1449]

You can deactivate the Magazine disconnect under the grips, there is a flathead screw you can turn.

[@sdivico228]

A P210 military version in nice shape sells for about 1100 bucks in Switzerland. The importer must make a killing while making them rare here as well. Anyhow best made/shoothing military handgun ever.

[@thomaschristener2902]

210 slide sounds like „schkch, schkch toc“ and feels just like its made of glass. 220 sounds like „krchh, krchh, tang“, just like a high quality weapon. The trigger construction of the 210 is from 1947 and is still one of the best standard triggers available on earth. I know you love swiss arms. A swiss get his swiss arm the day he (or she!) enters in service and can keep it at the end of service with the age of 35. and yeah, swiss cross everywhere baby! 🇨🇭🇨🇭👍🏻😎 Greets from Zürich!

[@shawnbane585]

There is something beautiful about old Euro metal guns. I love em.

[@tdugong]

Legend has it that Tim is still running to this day, the P210 clutched in a death grip...

[@andreasskenberg2972]

I´ve had the pleasure of shooting a P210/5 It´s a great gun used for competion shooting at 25m-50m here in sweden. Great trigger and very nice accurecy. Many shooters here in Sweden calls it a Neuhausen. Neuhausen is the old factory where it was made. Many shooters gets different kits to swap caliber for it. A good friend of mine owns one and he has a 22 kit and a 7,65/32 auto kit for his pistol.

[@eduardorivera4100]

I can hear the smoothness on the 210

[@h.194]

At 14:00 You said, that the Sig 75 aka P 220 has the same inverted rail system as the CZ 75, but that is wrong. Only the Sig P 210 has it. Afterwards they changed it to the more traditional style with the P 220 aka 75 and i think they never returned to the CZ 75 aka P 210 rail system. I shoot a P 210 from time to time and it is indeed a well made Pistol with tight fittings, you can use it for target shooting out of the box. That`s great for a military pistol. Best wishes from germany!

[@BryanMennie1]

I have one of those P220s here in South Africa although mine is stamped “made in West Germany”. Great fun to shoot.

[@ingolfleiblle6661]

BryanMennie1 might have been a SIG - Sauer. Some West German police units had them and some variations of them.

[@harley1605kmk]

Glad to know I'm not the only one up this late. Can't think of anything better to do then watch a MAC video.

[@donaldferguson9418]

bightown36 Its early on the east coast. 5:30 am

[@harley1605kmk]

@@donaldferguson9418 I'm in the Midwest and its 4:30. Couldn't sleep so been youtubing it up the last hour and was just getting bored with it, then got the notification of the new video.

[@circleofsorrow4583]

The USA is not the entire planet, and the Earth is not flat.

[@harley1605kmk]

@@circleofsorrow4583🖒

[@donaldferguson9418]

CircleOfSorrow I am well aware. I have friends on the west coast and they are 3 hours behind me so I assumed he might have been there. 5:30 here makes it 2:30 in California.

[@nikmilosevic1696]

Great review. I have the Sig/Hammerli P240, which is effectively a refined target version of the P210. Three calibers using .22, .32S&W long wadcutter and .38 wadcutter and at 25m its accuracy is second to none. Tear down exactly as show in your video and once again insanely smooth. Would love to have a P210 to use in service pistol matches.

[@jeremysiegel10]

Going over Swiss pistols, wears a Beretta hat lol

[@afinoxi]

*_Racist..._*

[@iamsean92]

both quality manufacturers.

[@RyeOnHam]

Yes, but one is significantly higher quality and the other is Italian.

[@easyfiveOsink]

Spoken like a SIG fanboy whose drank the Kool-Aid. That is to say as obnoxious as a Glocktard. Beretta's only been around a couple hundred years longer then SIG so what do they know right?

[@RyeOnHam]

I own Glocks and Berettas. I do not own any SIG pistols because they don't fit my hands. How the fuck does that make me a "Glocktard" or "SIG Fanboy"? I am making an observation based on my experience. Dianne Feinstein has been around longer than Ted Cruz. Does that make her better?

[@hans-jurgenwiegand7465]

I got my new Sig Sauer P210, & was breaking it in, with Wolf steel case ammunition, while shooting Bullseye. My scores improved over my S&W Model 41. 22 Lr. I have not adjusted the sights, nor had any misfires, or hammer bites, & no magazine safety, & I love having my magazine release, where it’s supposed to be! The USA can build anything as good or better, than anyone else in the World. If that old Sig was soooo good, they wouldn’t have changed it. This is my favorite pistol, except for my Commercial Sig Luger, because I favor the 30 cal. Round! I would buy another one, if they come out in 30 cal. You still made a great video! I enjoyed it! Thanks!

[@johnivanp]

I love my Sig P210-6 Commercial from 1982 very expensive to buy, but worth it, they only increase in value, they are making them in the USA now, but not the same at the Swiss ones.

[@pennydome5051]

Proud to live in Switzerland 🇨🇭

[@donaldferguson9418]

Pennywisdom Dome Greetings from USA. I admire your country's stance on firearms.

[@mrguiltyfool]

Is there ccw in Switzerland?

[@donaldferguson9418]

mr fool Everyone there has guns and they can buy semi auto weapons just like in USA but they issue concealed carry permits sparingly. Most people are not allowed but just about every house has a gun and they have a very low crime rate. Murder is almost nonexistant

[@mrguiltyfool]

@@donaldferguson9418 no carry in general?

[@donaldferguson9418]

mr fool As far as I know most people don't carry. Usually it's Security and jobs like that. I've never been there but I hear quite a bit about them because they have the most guns per capita other than USA, Serbia, and Yemen.

[@bigbadfnmonkey]

One of the finest handguns ever made....PERIOD! nuff said...Mike.

[@MilsurpMikeChannel]

Those are nice and you can't beat Swiss engineering. The Swiss milsurp pistols are just a little rich for my blood (not a dig at Edelweiss... I know you can't find them cheaply anywhere).

[@phileas007]

"swiss engineering" .... more like German/French/American/Czech

[@ferntheyoutuber9960]

Swiss=Quality but expensive German=Solid and Cheap American=Solid and mid priced Russian=Cheap and Cheap

[@azk3826]

@@phileas007 I agree that the P00, P00/06 and P06/29 are almost only of german design (just a little bit swiss for the P06/29, made exclusively by the W+F Bern) , but the P49 and P75 are almost only Swiss design. Charles Petter, who designed the French M1935A, was swiss. Sig bought his patent afterwards and modified it. Sig made the slide with the inverted rails 26 years BEFORE the Czechs. The only thing not swiss in the P49 is the barrel lock from the hi-power. And in the P75 as well, only the heavily modified and simplified browning system (not really browning anymore). Not to mention that this Sig improved version of the barrel lock is now used in many of the modern handguns, like Glock, S&W M&P, CZ P10, H&K USP...

[@YusefYandron]

fern thats a terrible take

[@BYLRPhil]

FernTheKZbinr you left off Czech: Incredibly high quality, basic price ($600 or less)

[@palanka220]

Thanks for sharing (:-). The P210 is handcrafted adding to the precision. I call it the Rolex of pistols. They were made before the CNC machies. They are supposed to be one of the best crafted and most precise - accurate and reliable pistols in the world. In particular the P210-6 and the P210-5 shoot very very well due to the target sights and the lack of tolerances, the 210-5 has a longer barrel. I am not a very good pistol shooter but in the hands of my friend it shoots bullseye on 25 meters all of the time if he does his job. The P210 has been in service in the Danish army since the fifties until recent years. It was in use with our forces in Irak and Afghanistan. My cusin beeing a captain in Afghanistan used the P210 as his sidearm. I cannot shoot the Glock and other modern sidearms with accuracy but as soon as I use the P210 I am right on target. I guess the mag capacity has it´s dowside beeing single stack with 8 round capacity but singlestack is better for the precision. It does not fire without the magazine inserted. Chr. from Denmark

[@madacro5671]

I've also absolutely loved the p210, and sadly I've never even seen one in real life. Just in magazines growing up. And C.A.I. should follow suit on there import engravings! Very nicely done!

[@rhug80]

P220 P75 a true Legend, and still in Service.

[@nl311]

Great video, just wanted to add that in P210 field stripping, you can pull out the hammer/sear assembly for easier cleaning..

[@nl311]

Great video on Swiss ordinance pistols. Just wanted to add that in the P210, you can pull out the whole hammer assembly for easier cleaning. You cannot easily clean part in the other SIG 22x or even CZs.

[@xXloeffelsk8Xx]

ma dad owns an p210-4, which was built for the german border control. it features a loading indicator and knirled wooden gripcups. to me the most beautiful pistol. and shooting it is a real dream, so buttery smooth

[@TiloHalvorsen]

One small mistake. With swiss weapons the number indicates the year of development not adoption. So the K11 for example was developed in 1911 but only reached the hands of soldiers a few years later

[@furlanut4175]

What is true for the carbine K11 is not true for the K31 or the P49. The development of the P49 began as early as 1935 (patent of the Swiss engineer Charles G. Petter on the French pistol SACM 1935 - pistolet automatique modèle 1935A). SIG bought the patent in 1937 and then began with the project of the new pistol for the Swiss Army. A first lot was handed out to the Swiss (and Danish) Army in 1947 and was definitely introduced in 1949.

[@wulfila99]

Tiny correction on the 210: The polymer grip doesn't necessarily mean it's a military model. Early models, both military and civilian, have a walnut grip, later models have a polymer grip. For instance, mine is a military pistol (it was my late grandfather's service pistol) and it has a walnut grip.

[@RolandLowhorn]

You are a really good teacher the way you describe everything one tends to focus on what you're saying

[@andrewgutierrez8714]

Can't sleep just before 3am in Phoenix and I see this video. Im not sure how long Jason has been showing up in these vids, but he seems very cool to be around and also fun to watch. Great work MAC team

[@michaelhatfield3430]

I Love the SIG P210. I own two a Military version in .9mm just like the video and a early commercial varient in .30Luger. Both are extremely accurate,reliable and soft shooting. I have always loved the elegant design of the pistol. Great video. I used to own a Swiss Luger but traded it years ago which I kind of regret but I have always hated selling/trading guns,lol. Stay Awesome Tim

[@ElijahDecker]

All I would change about your comment is removing the dot in front of 9mm, because ".9mm" reads as point nine milimeter.

[@csxconductor100]

@@ElijahDecker fuck off

[@jiheemvohor9720]

No u can hit the target but, you sights are of target for a longer period of time from the muzzle flip😤

[@ElijahDecker]

c woody In what direction would you like me to fuck off in, sir?

[@jeanmac271]

For information the Swiss weapons do not have a Luger before the SIG, but are named Parabellum !!

[@peterkluwer8913]

The P210 is, for a little while, still the danish army service pistol. If you shoot it enough, you'll get a nice little abrasion on the web on the strong hand- thats how you know a P210 shooter ;)

[@furlanut4175]

True. That's the only thing I dislike about the P210 - the hammer bite! Many target shooters here in Switzerland therefore shorten the hammer. I wear gloves ...

[@jiheemvohor9720]

The question being is why sig couldn't get the other guns to sit low in the hand like the earlier 210

[@nathanatramp]

Because you can't rack the slide very well under stress or in drills. Military gun, you know.

[@ronsmith9251]

Bore axis is a non issue, no idea why everybody is so obsessed with it.

[@jiheemvohor9720]

It's an issue because it helps the energy from The Recoil transfer to your arm instead of over your arm and making the gun flip

[@ronsmith9251]

@@jiheemvohor9720 it's still a non issue. If you blame muzzle flip for missing shots, you need to find a new hobby.

[@domt4153]

the 210 has internal slide rails like a cz75 that's why the bore axis is so low

[@Douglas-Ops]

Fantastic, just when I think I’ve got a decent Mil Surp collection, I’ve got to watch your great videos again. Thanks for sharing, awesome stuff!👍🏼

[@jarinorvanto4301]

The reborn P210 does not have the mag safety. The mag release button of today is more "traditional" ("non-european") and can be reached with the thumb. It is very little risk that accidentally release the mag also in the new breed, but should it happen you'd be happy that there is no mag safety mechanism as in the original version. Giving you the opportunity to shoot the last chambered round. The lack of safety increases the safety, so to speak.

[@andreasinderbitzin1316]

The Trigger is adjustable, Mac.

[@jlavamesa]

I was always curious if the CZ75 got its inverted rail inspiration from the P210/P49.

[@VS-ff4ez]

Oh you lucky dog. I have wanted a military P210 for a while now. Beautiful old girl!

[@tartanfdo9769]

210 mag safety is wonderfully simple and takes 5 min to remove

[@tHeWasTeDYouTh]

my favorite pistol is the competitor to the P210 made by W-F Bern called the P43!! based on the FN High Power.

[@failure2flinch876]

P210 is near the top of my attainable grail gun list

[@kevinwilson9589]

If you ever field strip a Star 30M you will see that Star not only copied the reverse rail design of the Sig P-210, but also the same design recoil spring guide rod.

[@bobwampler3387]

Amazing, a original P210. I wish I could afford to own one. Truly awesome.

[@iamsean92]

i love how beautifully simple these too pistols are. i favor the p220.

[@TacticalToolbox]

That thing is definitely interesting...shoots very flat

[@sentinel8711]

it does

[@pharrshot6668]

The P210 is definitely one of the, if not THE BEST/FINEST military handgun(s) to date. The engineering that goes into it (talkin' mainly the older models here) is superior to anything else out there that is factory produced for military usage, yes Tactical-Toolbox, even superior to Glock.😂😂👌

[@sentinel8711]

not necessarily Any firearm is only as good as its shooter remember that

[@pharrshot6668]

@taz Man Yes, I do indeed know that it's all about the shooter. I'll put it like this: If you know how to shoot & shoot accurately (speed comes afterwards), then this is one of the, if not THE BEST/FINEST 9mm military pistols out there, actually, just pistols period. I'd take that old school Sig M49/P210 over anything new (yes, even over one of 'em fancy ass, $2K & up, SVI Infinity custom 1911's/2011's [much like the STI 1911's/2011's, but sexier & cost more than the arm & leg you already having to provide for it😂😂], whatever the hell it is) & smoke anyone w/ the Sig M49/P210 compared to whatever Tupperware gun they be using (or whatever else they may be using like a 1911, an M9, Sig P226 Legion, etc., etc.) that's got all the "Inspector Gadget" gizmos & gadgets on it.

[@sentinel8711]

well the long and short of it …..what ever floats your boat :)

[@rajnishrao]

About an year ago I bought a Star 28DA from Aimsurplus. That gun while should not be compared with the 210, it is one of the the smoothest shooting gun I came across. Looks similar to 210 as well. @Tim please review the Star 28DA. I am sure you will be impressed.

[@Vox-Populi]

Good video. SIG also made the P220 in 38 Super for a few years. That’s a sweet shooter as well. You can really feel the authority in that round out of a P220.

[@DB.KOOPER]

Desk pop... great reference.

[@agoogleaccount2861]

quite possibly the p210 is one of the best 9mm handguns ever ..

[@joefoam794]

Sweet pistols, smooth like their watches. Have to point out that the marketing folks @ Sig have swallowed their tongues as you were wearing a Beretta cap while showing off the guns.

[@akeeperofoddknowledge4956]

I absolutely love my West German made SIG P226! It is the gold standard by which I judge all other semi-structured handguns. But sadly, like you, I don't have the same level of confidence in current model SIGs. I am currently looking into purchasing one if the H&K sub-caste you reviewed recently. It's a shame because I really like my P226 and am disappointed in the reviews of the the P365. Anyway, thanks for all you do and I'm glad I sub'd!

[@BudgetGunsandGearReviews]

I haven't read any of the other comments so I don't know if anyone else has said it, but that shirt is freaking awesome!

[@brianpencall4882]

The P210 is the most elegant semi automatic pistol ever made. The Luger is a relatively close second.

[@JeffWallace2009]

These relics are the price of a decent battle rifle. They can keep them and start a museum.

[@talkingrock7011]

The Swiss were well armed and the new P210 is a very nice pistol with a target theme just pricey

[@doon44]

I always enjoy your content. It would be nice to see the accuracy of these guns on paper.

[@kristokirov]

Amazing condition on that Luger. Thanks for sharing!

[@nathanatramp]

You'd really like the new one. The safety is much better, along with the mag release location AND no magazine safety. Same gun otherwise.

[@azk3826]

Is the quality really on par with the old ones? Like the trigger pull, fitting of the slide, accuracy

[@nathanatramp]

@@azk3826 trigger is 3.5 lbs from factory and tested for consistency before leaving qc. Plus, it's actually adjustable. MAC didn't mention it, but the P210 has a modular hammer and trigger pack.

[@nathanatramp]

@@azk3826 and yes, quality is awesome. Handle and shoot one. I was very impressed.

[@esfahan1961]

Your P220 is a later version after 1981. Those issued from 1975 had a non-angular end of the slide and was quite ugly. I had both and still have mine from 1982. Moreover, guns issued after 1990 had black leather holsters. Nice review, thanks.

[@LeftThumbBreak]

The fully removable no tools hammer sear pack kind of goes along with the P320 chassis idea now. Thought MAC would show that as the feature he mentioned.

[@kentwilliams4152]

The H-K PSP (Later the P-7) also had a heel magazine release. It requires the use of two hands, but seems quite intuitive.

[@Genjokoan]

Thanks, Tim. I have a German made P220 .45 with the "modern" magazine release. It's trigger is as smooth as my S&W 41. I have three other Sigs, but it is my go to defense pistol. I would really like to have a Swiss 9mm as a fun gun, but my brain is too hardwired to ever primary carry a heal mag release pistol. Maybe I could make an exception for a P210. ;) They are so nice.

[@ShawmahlamaDing]

I hope your still doing this when your old. Your vids are awesome man keep it up fam lol

[@Sierra_Tango_5]

When SIG's were still legit quality. I still buy the US versions but still. That QC.

[@larskunoandersen282]

the Danish army still use this gun. and is also a m/49. Look on Forgotten Weapons channel. Ian goes through the hole story of the Danish Military guns.

[@killersp1974]

Very nice camera work at the 19:14 mark with the Slow Mo

[@frasiercrane5415]

Awesome vid.,that 210 is amazing.

[@sapper12b68]

Damn look at that price how many miles to the gallon dose it get.

[@holgerdanske8935]

Hmm, that was interesting ! In the Danish Army, in the 70s, our SIG 210 grips were all, light colored wood, with horizontal grooved grips. Of course, they were the original SIG Neuhausen P 210, not the re born P210 ! When exactly, did polymers, get into firearms ? From memory, polymers, started with the Glocks ? Ok, back then, we did have " Bakelite " but if that was used as a weapon grip, Im not sure ?

[@vinniysavoy1085]

Nice shirt. I received mine before the weekend and wore it into the world. Amazing how many double take and don’t notice until take two.

[@Danishkhan-ih9wv]

the most smoothest slide

[@freedomfirst5420]

I really like everything about the 210, except the magazine release and magazine safety.

[@rammuh1029]

Sadly that P210 has been messed with. The slide chatch is from a earlier model. And btw. The firs ca. 9000 P49, had wooden Grips, nicer blueing and were even nicer made and fitted.

[@dusuldorf24]

I love seeing "old" guns like the 210 and 220 that just work. The fact that we've come so far in the way of machining Technics yet SIG and others screw it up today is just sad and hilarious to me.

[@veleriphon]

That Luger in .30 Luger is adorable.

[@morganahoff2242]

13:23 "Don't muzzle yourself." On video, you can see that this holding technique results in passing your arm in front of the barrel.

[@luzianwasescha6056]

The first gun is a P06/29 it was the last version of the Parabellum.

[@33Luger]

My current grail gun!

[@trainsbangsandautomobiles824]

14:00 but thats not the P75 your holding lol

[@reallife3338]

That is a beautiful gun!!!!

[@oldskoolhoss7534]

Agreed

[@ingolfleiblle6661]

Danish Pistol M/49, was my issue service pistol from 1960 to 2001, with many years in the reserve. Its limtations: only 8 round mag, single action only, heal mag catch. In the age of the Wonder Nines it is considered outdated, but take it to the range and get your eyes opened. Even if some of the guns had done really much mileage they were really precise. The limitations, well, we did what soldiers always do: we learnd to work around them. 8 round capacity: get extra mags. If you cannot solve your social problems with 18 - 24 rounds you are in the wrong place anyway, get something beltfed. Heal mag release: Incredible what practice, practice and more practice can do! Single action: cocked and locked. The best safety is between the ears of the shooter, anyway.

[@stefankrebs7593]

I have rather small hands so the P210 (P49) fits perfect. The P220 (P75) is a tick to large so I opted for the compact version the P225 (P6) in 9mm 8+1. The P225 or P6 was/is widely used in law enforcement. Perfect feel, perfect gun. You actually miss the sucessor from the year 2003 on, the P03 which was/is the SIG Pro and nowadays we already have the P12/15 which "unfortunately" is a Glock 17. I wish they had adopted the SIG P320 series instead... www.vtg.admin.ch/de/die-schweizer-armee/mittel/persoenliche-ausruestung/bewaffnung.html#Pistole-12-15

[@Macdoradow]

The Danish Army hopes to select a new pistol by the end of 2018, because they still use the p210. This will mark an impressive 70 years of service. Conscripts in Swiss army still use the p220 nowadays, only professionals use glock 17. I have a p210(Like yours) and a swiss police version of the p220, both are really great guns.

[@brutus_ch]

Not true. No glock17 in Switzerland. P220 still in use. Some troops like the MP uses the Sig Pro. Greetings from Switzrrland

[@Macdoradow]

I work with the MP in Geneva, they dont have Sig Pro anymore, they have glocks 17 now. For special missions they also use Glock 26. Sad I admit, but its true :D

[@brutus_ch]

@@Macdoradow realy ? I have to check this...

[@tacticaldk]

We, the Danish Army, have already selected the next service pistol and the SIG P320 X-Carry won the trials. Issuing supposed to start early 2019. I’m looking forward to it, as I carry a P210 everyday on duty and while it’s a great piece of precision engineering, it’s an outdated design.

[@Macdoradow]

Brutus_CH Yes, they are from Payerne but I guess its the same everywhere because it should be a federal choice...? tactical.dk Good news ! I agree with you

[@brianpencall4882]

Why didn't you demonstrate the removal of the fire control on the P210? That pistol is not a target model, therefore the fire control is not retained with a screw.

[@sebastienleger2996]

my favorite handgun

[@InfBerBat143]

You can remove the Hammer/Trigger assembly without tools. Like a Tokarev 33

[@musiksyg]

Still the standard issued handgun in the Danish army, tho it’s getting replaced with the P350 soon :) a lovely shooter indeed the 210 :)

[@tacticaldk]

musiksyg Correction: P320 X-Carry is our coming service pistol.

[@spd579]

I would've liked to have seen some slow-mo with the Luger but, still a great video. PS; I'd have gabbed all 3 and ran! LOL!

[@invictawarrior]

Tim I love your videos but Revolvers are more reliable then semi-autos. lol I know that get's your goat. JK. But I still love my revolvers. Massad Ayob ruined me. I stopped by Copper Customs but you were out being a video/youtube star. Nice shop my friend. Thanks for the totally interesting vids.

[@servicerifle16]

The P220 is also the service pistol of the Japanese military though they build them under license.

[@cyaes]

European MAC: shooting Swiss guns, Italian hat, looks like a Walther on the hip

[@jamesjefferson9228]

Sig should reintroduce a commemorative "Swiss Army" 9mm P75 P220. Sell it in a package with a Victorinox limited edition knife. That would be awesone. I'd buy one.

[@scottmorgan1016]

Yes that 210 is on my wish list for sure

[@matejmatej3554]

Awesome as always if you are like me and have problems loving guns to much hahah so both thumbs up and greetings from sLOVEnia MAC is worldwide

[@JohnMariaMedia]

2:01 early army p210 also had the wooden grip

[@YosiaCS]

Damn.. That gun looks nice and elegant.

[@christopherbarger6112]

“Should I sell my car and get a Luger?” “What organs do I not need to live?” “How much can I get for plasma?” These are questions I ask myself whenever you make videos of rare guns.

[@kevinwilson9589]

It is possible to exist on ramen, rice, and cabbage.

[@zenonayala9557]

I have the browning p220 and I enjoy it very much, however trying to update it or replace parts is almost impossible. This factor alone does not make it attractive to own. We need to rescue these Guns by making spare parts available. ,

[@357stoitch7]

Not quite right. Just because it's got the black polymer grips does not mean that it's a military pistol. The early batches had walnut grips and were army designated. Having the black plastic grips just means that it was a mid to late transitional model P-210 2 generation.