"Perhaps the same could be said of all Glocks..."

spoken like a true glock fanboi!

That’s why it’s the true Glock competitor. Same same but different but still same

More like what sucka fat dong about the p320

Steyr would've destroyed the market since they've been in the FCU striker fire market since the 90s. They just really sucked at marketing in America and no aftermarket support since everyone was too busy designing a bufferless/piston AR during the early 2000s

Then you’ve never held a CZ P-01. Its amazing

​@@ProjectSerpo90Yeah. All these anonymous big talkers with no videos to back up their claims...

​@ProjectSerpo90 I love mine but I also love my S&W M&P metal frame.

Do they make an m17 version?

What magazines size does it use

i have a gen 1 fcg sig and upgraded it with the apex enhanced kit and coverted it to the xcarry frame and i love it. ive dropped it several times and never had a discharge [non safety model] i love the X frames with the 1911/2011 angle

It's the same reason that "Glock Leg" is still a term.

Not really, people hammer it because Sig deliberately hid the issue and then only decided to do a "voluntary upgrade" rather than a mandatory recall for a legitimate safety issue only because it would have had a negative effect on its contracts.

@@IgnizAnimaJust curious, I’m sure Glock had lawsuits similar to Sig, but did they actually prove it wasn’t due to negligence? Sig had a legitimate issue, but I’ve been on the Glock train for a while, that thing isn’t going off randomly (of course they’ve had 5 generations to fix their issues).

@@trentmckenzie343 Glock Leg was/is absolutely due to negligence, but everybody was blaming the firearm instead of the users for recklessly thrusting their firearms into the holsters without clearing to make sure nothing could trip the trigger. Any trigger safety firearm would have done the same thing, it's only because Glock was (and still is) so widely used that they were coined with the term and condition. That was the point I was driving at, I wasn't implying that Glocks had any actual issues, only that there used to be a perceived issue due to negligence and people not actually doing their homework. The P320 had too heavy of a trigger which failed the drop test. They have since fixed that issue and if you happen to get a 320 with this issue you can have it fixed by Sig with ease. The biggest case of the P320 "just going off" was when an officer had it wrapped in a towel in his gym bag and something in the bag poked the trigger, which is negligence.

Admin adding whatever he wants whenever he wants on 2 channels

Need more Admin

The administrative results

@@WayStedYou he's been putting out some consistent stuff, especially with his second channel 👍

I mean we also post on Saturdays

Deep thoughts by Roooby, LOL

girthiness-wise, how would you compare the two? I just bought a P226 legion which, compared with my WC p320, is more robust and feels better in hand for me. been curious about buying the m1811 but hesitant to spend another ~$300 (carbide + magwell version)

Real

LOL. Except the high cost. You can put a bit more money in and buy another gun instead of a piece of plastic.

​@@littlejackalo5326The base module is $90. A bit more money and you get what, a Hi-Point? Well done.

The wat

I own a P320 X-Carry. The grip is one of the best , definetly better than the M18s.

Have p10c, got p07 recently. Fits my hand, most natural on target from the draw, and as someone who learned semiautomatic pistols from the late 80's , da/sa operation is what I learned on. Can also throw in the fact of p10c/p07 magazine compatibility

Fellas with a receding hairline about to shave their head… What if I told you there was another way

no. Looks like a leftover block of fudge on a plate.

​@@BertRenolooks like the turd I left on your GFs chest last night

Lefthanded mohawks are an endangered species

Everything being polymer was a cost effectiveness thing. It's cheaper and easier to mass produce, and in all honesty, its plenty good *enough*. Aftermarket is a funny thing to mention, cause when people go the the aftermarket they are almost always looking for improvements to performance or customization right? Well what does any improvement come with? Increased cost. The glock was the gun that revolutionized polymer frame pistols. And it was literally only ever intended to be sold to militaries. Law enforcement and private security came after, then the civilian markets soon caught on, for the same reasons, cheap, reliable and plenty good *enough*. Of course steel frame is better, milled and machined parts will always be superior to plastic and stamped metal. But it's really expensive. I mean compare MSRP of any, not even the best of the best, just any, 1911 to a glock, sig, canik, taurus even. Hell even to any cz. And a lot of CZ's are still machined parts but its cheaper because Czech labor rather than American labor. Glocks were originally cheap but the popularity made them pricier than they should be. Even in springfields own lineup their 1911s are more expensive for the same reason. It just simply costs more, and typically you get what you pay for. But polymer works just fine. Even a taurus is reliable if you take care of it. Any gun is. Except Highpoints and rimfire.

Metal version of this is about to drop as presale.

@@maurelius135like how soon???

The Icarus Precision ones are badass but spensive😂

The X-ten grip module feels like it was designed specifically for my hand

@@doublepiedavid8908the regular x grip should be more like the XTen. The redesigned beavertail on the XTen makes it fantastic. The beavertail on the regular xgrip is awful. Too wide and sharply angled. It digs into my thumb knuckle.

How many others have you tried? If you have only tried 2 or 3, that's not super helpful.

@@Osprey1994 I've tried most of the grips made by Sig; but as I stated above, I have never tried this Brouwer grip module. I'd probably like it since 1911s do have a nice grip angle, but I don't believe it's as great of a price as Micah states in this video. It's over $100 just for the grip module with a magazine release which is about twice the price of the WC grip module; it's even more if you want the version with some texture on the grip that the WC already has. Add more for the flared magwell, and I don't see anywhere that you can add weights to it if you wanted to make it heavier for let's say a race gun which I feel like this grip module would be good for in practice. The WC on the other hand has places where you can add weights to it like some of the Sig grip modules as well as the tungsten infused versions that already add weight. P80 sells grip modules for less too which I'm guessing are similar in feel to the P80 Glocks when it comes to angle and texture. I own a few of their Glocks, so I have some experience with them. I'll probably end up getting a Brouwer to try out down the road because I love the P320 platform, but as of right now I'm still happy with what I've already got. That WC grip really feels nice in the hand even if it isn't a 1911 grip angle just due to ergonomics, and you don't have to pay extra to get a manual safety cutout like you do with the Brouwer. I don't run my P320 with a safety, so that doesn't affect me; but $20 for a safety cutout is a bit steep IMO. I'd probably be a cheap mf and just dremel it myself if I did. Overall it's pretty cool, although a little pricey comparatively for a polymer grip module. I already have a race gun style P320 upper setup, and this might be nicer to shoot than the tungsten Sig grip module; so it could make a nice shooting gun that's a 1911 style grip angle without the 1911 grip safety (which I don't want) that you get with most 1911/2011s. I love a competitive market, so I'm always happy to see more stuff available.

Buy a few hundred thousand and they may cut you a deal.

They probably pay 4x what we do.cause ya know, government math.

@@andrewdavidson4643 Sig does cut the DoD a deal.

@@albow4oops5 it’s closer to 1/3 to 1/4, depending on which civilian model you’re looking at.

@@albow4oops5wrong in this account. Both the m17 and the spear are suspect af when it comes to their acquisition, especially the pistol. Sig undercut the hell out of the competition and likely stuffed some pockets

Write down all the valuable things you've done for your company/team this year, explain to leadership the value you provide so they cannot deny your worth. Then, ask for that raise man. If they decline, then apply to as many places as you'd like whilst you still have your current pay! You've got this, you can even work on it while watching your Saturday morning guntubers with all the other bros in the comment section.

Amen brother!

@@jacobbabcock2511 solid advice my friend. I wholeheartedly agree with you, but unfortunately as a nurse there’s too many replacements out there and not enough appreciation for good employees like myself

hahahahahahahaha.They are all cheap coonts. You're right about applying everywhere and continuously. It is the only way to get yourself a raise.@@jacobbabcock2511

​@@jacobbabcock2511bro some people are struggling not everyone works for a place they have such a luxury. Sometimes the stability of their job is better than a lucrative one in a time where they could be let go at any time.

😂

Hey, cool it with the antisemitic remarks, Jack.

Lie to me, I'm not the one who's gonna drown.

I have one and I love it, buuuut when are you carrying a gun unloaded?

Oh I'm thinking about it

I hadn’t seen that one. Damn, it looks good.

Thanks man.

And the High bore axis is overrated…it still is very controllable, accurate, and gets back on target quickly

@@RepentorPerish77 I know, I’ve owned a few and bore axis isn’t the only factor in felt recoil. Even though the P226 has the same high bore axis, in my opinion, it’s a much nicer pistol than any P320. I still keep a compact P320 for a spare.

@@wisco_guy my P320 is more of an upgrade being that I own the AXG Scorpion. It’s an amazing shooter

Aside from the fact that most of the guys that have those kind of intros are actually badass operators. Sorry that they hurt your feelings tho.

​@@daltonroth5745 My feelings aren't hurt. They take themselves too seriously. I think it's dumb. Much more entertained by humor. That's why I watch youtube, info and entertainment. I'm no good with a gun anywhere but a stall at a shooting range. Of course, I'm missing my right hand, so running and gunning is pure fantasy for me. Maybe you take it too seriously.. wannabe.

Can you tell me the name of these joggers? Thank you in advance :)

Love my AXG Scorpion too. I love it straight factory but might try these grips

I have 9 P320 zero issues with any of them

CZ's are still somehow underrated lol.

@@poip202 very much so.