"there's going to be horrible trigger jerks and such" Perfect, that is probably what would be expected from most people issued these pistols.

It makes a refreshing change to see someone shooting with a properly locked in two hand isosceles stance and not stopping every other round to regrasp the pistol. Some guntubers need to eat their shreddies or work with their hands more often.

Much more than vaguely interesting.

This is a refreshing change of pace on SIG shooting. I grew up reading Leroy Thompson who claimed that the 210 was a "hand rifle " capable of long range marksmanship.

The ceiling baffles on the range have a lot less holes in them than some you see on you tube

Good report.

We quite enjoyed this actually.

As always, Le Chap, definitely more than vaguely interesting! I've never shot my Danish-contract P49 against my MAC50. May have to try that. But militarily, both are for very short-range self-defense until you can get to a SMG or rifle. So accuracy and precision are appropriately 'minute of bad guy.'

Good job chappie

Interesting comparison. It seems for combat purposes the Swiss precision is overkill at times. Still I love my K31’s and my modern B&T’s.

Love my P49, it's a piece of art from a different era :)

I can see having an adjustable front sight to get the pistol's zero down, after this, I don't see the need for adjustment in a combat pistol. (I do want to hit where I'm aiming at.) Once zeroed, I want my combat pistol to operate reliably in all environmental conditions I would be likely to encounter, heat, sand, dust, mud, heavy cold, humidity, various salty conditions, etc. So when are you going to let Karl borrow these pistols for a mud test? 😂

The last thing our German gunbgrabbers will pry from my cold dead hands is my P210-6.

Cool, I like the French pistol.

That was fun, nice shirt btw. Surplus?

Well now that I've seen that in English can we please see it in French?