I still have my sd9ve and sd40ve and they both came with 2 mags 13 years ago. 100% reliable and accurate. The S&W warranty is top notch. These days I’d prefer a dagger for $299 though.
@@vicv7075 I just got it this past Thursday and it’s been raining ever since so I haven’t had a chance to live fire. Trigger pull seems solid enough on dry fire though I can’t see it being garbage but I’ll let you know
@@blackicekck9family379 I might wait it out for the SD40 2.0 I’m sure it’s coming. But I’ve wanted the G3C for so long. It was supposed to be my first gun but I always ended up going with something else once I got to the shop
@@RahRighteous any feed back would be great. I have the full size APX A1 and it’s pretty dang nice that’s why I’ve considered picking up the compact but a lot of reviews I’ve read mentioned the trigger being horrible. Hopefully it’s been fixed or they were lies so I can pick one up😂
The first SD9VE was my first 9mm. It was a really good first gun and I never had a single reliability issue with it. The trigger was really bad, but I think that actually helped me learn good fundamentals. This version looks like a step up.
I agree I actually liked the trigger when I first bought mine but after getting more into it I realized the beauty of a good trigger I just wish they would make a sd40 2.0 also optic ready because my sd40ve is super reliable and accurate imo
I've always loved the SD line. Great pistol. It's the only glock clone I've ever liked. But like I'm always complaining about. They cut corners on the recoil spring. The 9mm and the .40 share a spring. For 40 its no big deal. But in 9mm it can causes ejection issues with weakly loaded 9mm. Id bet 90% of SDs that have issues would be resolved with the reduced power recoil spring that is sold online by a few companies. I have to be the only weirdo that actually liked the gen 1 trigger. Once you learn to stage it the pistol is a real tack driver. Great buy SPN.
I like what I see in the SD9 2.0. But I bought a SD9VE used a year ago. But I could not get liking the Trigger. I installed a Apex Trigger and upgrade the Slide Bar/Slide Lock to stainless steel. After the upgrades of my SD9VE. It is a pleasure to shoot. No malfunctions. Total cost of Gun and upgrades. About $390.00.
Back when they released the first versions of this..I had my first Glock 37 and a Taurus pt24 7..I almost bought that version smith countless times..maybe now..looks nice!
I had the original SD9 in black and grey a few years ago but sold it. I couldn’t get past the trigger but i’ll be damned if i say it didn’t go bang everytime i pulled it. May get this one as a backup/glove box gun 👌🏾
I had the first generation SD9. I love the build quality but I sold it for CZP10C. The build qualities about the same but that triggers just uncomparable. Hopefully this updated version is better.
1st gen sd9ve was supposed to be my first gun. Till the guy at the gun counter convinced me to get the 1st gen M&P for just 20$ more I’m glad I got the m&p
For a truck/tackle/toolbox or the buy and hopento never need use, a decent option. Used hinge trigger m&p 2.0's and even 1.0's can be had for a little bit more and with better features. Side note: would it be worth trading in a standard glock 30 for the 30s? My lgs has a used 30s just wondering if its worth the switch
I am strongly thinking of getting one. My grandfather had an original 90s sigma he hated it. But this gun has gotten more modern. I can’t stand Glocks mainly being from Massachusetts and the unobtainable prices on them as it’s hard to get a newer Glock legally in MA.
We’re in the age of cheap throwaways that are actually reliable. That’s the way I see it. If I had no money and I needed a pistol, that SD would do just fine.
The lack of a second mag kind of rubs me wrong, but you can actually get the 2.0 and 2 spare mags for less than the first generation, at least at my store, so I'm not that upset.
@@TTime685 Possibly, but I've noticed the SD VE guns go up in price about $150 on average since 2020, while Sig, Glock, and Taurus have actually come down in price slightly in that time. Really $300ish is where the SD series should have stayed.
@@fudgerounds91 Yeah I'm not sure what's up with that. I'll just keep my SDVEs. Not too worried about this 2.0. All they did was change the slide a bit and add a flat trigger..
I also want to get a SD9VE not a 9mm fan but they are still required has being part of a Tool box , like my 40 , and larger caliber pistols for up close if needed and 9mm and lower for back up, it's like having a 9mm or 10 mm wrenches, right tool for the job 🤔 but both are required for a tool box ☑️
Please take it from personal experience, don't waste your money on a Kahr firearm. What I'm about to tell you is NOT an exaggeration. I bought a Kahr 9mm. I really liked the way it felt in my hands. I had three mags for it. I couldn't get through 1 mag without 2, 3 or more malfunctions. Kahr said there was a break in period. No problem except I was far past the 250 round break in that Kahr recommended. I polished the feed ramp and got it to run a mag or two, but then right back to jamming up. I traded it for a Springfield XDM in 45acp at the same shop I bought the Kahr from. I don't, nor will I ever own a Kahr firearm. Just thought I'd share my experience with Kahr.
I still have my original sigma I bought in 2004 , I've got over 5k rounds it's never jambed and it could be better with a different trigger but I paid 179.99 at KY sports unlimited I still have my original recipe and case they used to come with 2 mags I wouldn't part with it for a new Glock.
If you ever buy another budget gun you should review the beretta apx centurion. Or the a1 compact. I know I’m a fanboy but it was 300-350 dollars and it’s my most reliable piece 🤷♂️
I love lines on the top strap of the slide, ala ppq. Amazing they did that on a budget gun. Memory pads are worthless. I have a bunch of different pistols so I just shoot with my thumbs in the air. Works fine. Only time I don't is when I shoot my 1911. In which case my thumb rides the safety.
Im really hoping they make the 2.0 in 40, I'm kind of holding out for it. Then again im also considering going to revolvers entirely, my EDC had been the EC9s for the last 3 years. Only about 1000 rounds through it and its giving me issues. Between that and my experience with the DB380 I'm strongly considering going to revolvers 100%, never thought Id be the "6 for sure beat 12 maybes" guy but im getting close. Perhaps I need a Glock!
@spnfirearms I'm really considering it, I had the 42 for a while but I could not pocket carry that thing. It just looked like a brick in my pocket. Now I kind of regret selling that. My other semi auto is a Taurus G3C and now I'm like if I can't trust my ruger to work how the hell can I trust a Taurus? Ruger thinks it might be the magazines so they sent me replacements. Should be going to the range soon, if it works ill be thrilled. If I have to replace my mags every 2 years then so be it.
@@dkthegamer23 9mm hollows and 45 hollows literally the same. Why has the fbi and military switched over to 9mm then? What about special forces and swat? L bozo
Had the new Gen 4 DB380, 3 trips back to the factory they gave me a refund on the 4th trip. I loved everything about it except for it being unreliable. I really wanted it to work out and believe me I tried. Had it been reliable I'd say it's what the Glock 42 should have been. I now have the LCP I should have gotten in the first place. How the DB380 costs more than the original LCP right now is beyond me.
@@magnum_0710 that’s really upsetting because the DB380 is lighter and smaller than the LCP, it’s almost like a 32ACP. How heavy was the recoil spring compared to the LCP? The DB9 recoil spring is heavy “for reasons” but I was hoping the DB380 was lighter. The LCP is cheap because Ruger is trying to get rid of inventory, once it’s gone it will be discontinued like the LCP 2. I like the LCP Max but I like the thinner grip.
@chrisp1601 the recoil spring is different but I wouldn't say heavier, listen I loved everything about the DB380 and I tried everything I could to make it work. I spent enough money on ammo to buy 2 LCPs and that's not including what I paid for it originally. Neither I or Diamondback could get it to work. I had the Gen 3 first, trigger bar bent after 300 rounds, they sent it back but it looked like the bent part was cut off. When I asked about it they decided to replace it with the Gen 4. Surprisingly the Gen 3 was more reliable even the Gen 4 was supposed to be the more reliable version
That trigger reset is something that needs to be addressed Breaking in the gun will not change the trigger reset that is way too long and needs to be corrected.
I’d Stick to the OG SD just leave it STOCK internally stipple the grip/finger rest/trigger pad/half-underguard, sights n lights and shoot it till something breaks if it ever does 😂,and really stick too old hinge triggered SW’s are tanks (SD9VE/2.0s MP9/40/🛡/🛡+ too) there’s absolutely nothing wrong with those triggers folks need to learn to shoot shouldnt even be allowed to touch a glock till they mastered a stock SD dont call them trainer glocks for nothing 🎯😎🧐,the OG SD9VE factory trigger is fine wears in perfect safe for noobs/falls/grapples,the SD9VE/G19 are lightest EDC compacts out especially downloaded 10/12rd EDC,till this day SD9/🛡+TS best comfy budget combo but never ♉️🚮 the SD is as Low as you ever go for reliable hollow eater new$350 max/used $250 max 2 mags
I remember I had the SD40 VE the first version and it was junk what failure to feed every other round sent it back said they fixed it but they did not it did the same thing ended up selling it I will never ever get one of these again I think they are junk buyers beware especially of the first version
I made the mistake of buying this particular pistol. The polymer frame is made of very hard plastic that has a shiny appearance to it. The trigger is really bad. Overall the pistol feels really cheap. It's definitely a low priced 9mm pistol that will serve the purpose for someone who can't or does not want to spend several hundred dollars for something better.
It’s ran flawlessly so far s and the trigger is only “really bad” to straight up trigger snobs. If you can’t shoot this pistol good then idk if you should own one. Go watch my live shooting review, it’s a tack driver
Better stoeger 9 compact less price $50.00 rebate and beretta apx 1 compact same price $100.00 rebate i choose beretta apx 1 compact same price with beretta hardcase and 2 quality magazines not one, two
Save a little bit more and get a beretta apx a1 for anyone that wants a great budget gun. I have shot 4 and all have been flawless with no problems. These smith and wessons are a bit garbage
It’s A Tack Driver! Live fire review here: ua-cam.com/video/oXaAnwsSaAQ/v-deo.htmlsi=oTjxgedcPavUx7c_
Great looking home defense / truck gun. For $300 it’s a good deal for sure.
@@Marksuckerburgg save up a little more and get yourself a PX4, two budget blasters are enough
I got one right after it came out. I’m very happy with it!
I still have my sd9ve and sd40ve and they both came with 2 mags 13 years ago. 100% reliable and accurate. The S&W warranty is top notch. These days I’d prefer a dagger for $299 though.
Me too, I guess because they can use Glock mags....
I recently picked one up just because it was so affordable. I was very pleasantly surprised. It will never replace my M&P 2.0, but it is great pistol.
I’m cheap and I’m proud of it. SD9 2.0 and the .40 G3C are my next purchases. Just got a sub2k and a APX A1 compact just because of the rebates😅😅
How do you like the APX? I thought about getting one but I’ve heard the trigger is garbage on them.
Wait a few months to get the sd9 2.0 the 40 g3c is good.
@@vicv7075 I just got it this past Thursday and it’s been raining ever since so I haven’t had a chance to live fire. Trigger pull seems solid enough on dry fire though I can’t see it being garbage but I’ll let you know
@@blackicekck9family379 I might wait it out for the SD40 2.0 I’m sure it’s coming. But I’ve wanted the G3C for so long. It was supposed to be my first gun but I always ended up going with something else once I got to the shop
@@RahRighteous any feed back would be great. I have the full size APX A1 and it’s pretty dang nice that’s why I’ve considered picking up the compact but a lot of reviews I’ve read mentioned the trigger being horrible. Hopefully it’s been fixed or they were lies so I can pick one up😂
The first SD9VE was my first 9mm. It was a really good first gun and I never had a single reliability issue with it. The trigger was really bad, but I think that actually helped me learn good fundamentals. This version looks like a step up.
I agree I actually liked the trigger when I first bought mine but after getting more into it I realized the beauty of a good trigger I just wish they would make a sd40 2.0 also optic ready because my sd40ve is super reliable and accurate imo
@@dozer313 I bet if this model sells, they'll make a 40.
I've always loved the SD line. Great pistol. It's the only glock clone I've ever liked. But like I'm always complaining about. They cut corners on the recoil spring.
The 9mm and the .40 share a spring. For 40 its no big deal. But in 9mm it can causes ejection issues with weakly loaded 9mm. Id bet 90% of SDs that have issues would be resolved with the reduced power recoil spring that is sold online by a few companies.
I have to be the only weirdo that actually liked the gen 1 trigger. Once you learn to stage it the pistol is a real tack driver.
Great buy SPN.
Thx for your posts 👍🗽🎯🇺🇸
That slide looks great. Love the index pads
The original Glock clone.
Crazy thing is i owned 3 glock every one has jammed on me multiple times, got one of these bc the price was unbeatable and it hasnt jammed once
Word? I want one some reason I like this G. The shop owner I go to carries the 1st one. I want this one now
Right ! They still pay Glock 9$ each as far as I know
You mean first improved Glock...
@@droptopdoozy7255 what kind of bad luck do you have???
Solid budget option!
It's weird how the new 2.0 is $100 cheaper than the SDVE currently. And the one mag thing is ridiculous. They must be cuttin corners somewhere..
One mag poor trigger job in some of them
I like what I see in the SD9 2.0. But I bought a SD9VE used a year ago. But I could not get liking the Trigger. I installed a Apex Trigger and upgrade the Slide Bar/Slide Lock to stainless steel. After the upgrades of my SD9VE. It is a pleasure to shoot. No malfunctions. Total cost of Gun and upgrades. About $390.00.
The trigger has gotten even better since breaking it in. Respect!
I still love my sd9
Back when they released the first versions of this..I had my first Glock 37 and a Taurus pt24 7..I almost bought that version smith countless times..maybe now..looks nice!
I had the original SD9 in black and grey a few years ago but sold it. I couldn’t get past the trigger but i’ll be damned if i say it didn’t go bang everytime i pulled it. May get this one as a backup/glove box gun 👌🏾
Thanks to you..I'll be picking up a gen 4 db9..lol nice guns I've always thought they felt great in the hand
I had the first generation SD9. I love the build quality but I sold it for CZP10C.
The build qualities about the same but that triggers just uncomparable. Hopefully this updated version is better.
Great review, thanks!
I had a sd9ve and sold in 2019. I will be grabbing this.
I like mine. Got a few hundred rounds through it already. Works awesomely
I love this handgun cuz. Nice video. Thank you. ❤️💯🙂👊✌️👌👍🙏
Spn rocking a s&w whaaaaaa
Oh cool you bought it! Good budget option
1st gen sd9ve was supposed to be my first gun. Till the guy at the gun counter convinced me to get the 1st gen M&P for just 20$ more I’m glad I got the m&p
For a truck/tackle/toolbox or the buy and hopento never need use, a decent option. Used hinge trigger m&p 2.0's and even 1.0's can be had for a little bit more and with better features.
Side note: would it be worth trading in a standard glock 30 for the 30s? My lgs has a used 30s just wondering if its worth the switch
Kahrs are cool, but I hardly ever see them. A friends got one and it's shoots great. Very long smooth trigger pull.
What's the difference between the S&P, SD9, and the Equalizer?
Will the SD9VE mags work in this??
Will it take M&P 2.0 sights?
This may be too early to ask but how would it compare to the PSA dagger
So on my discord I have MP shield 9 1.0 and if that pistol has the loop that hits the sears you can micro adjust for better trigger.
I am strongly thinking of getting one. My grandfather had an original 90s sigma he hated it. But this gun has gotten more modern. I can’t stand Glocks mainly being from Massachusetts and the unobtainable prices on them as it’s hard to get a newer Glock legally in MA.
I BOUGHT THIS WEAPON ON MAY 15 THIS YEAR FLAWLESS SHOOTING PISTOL THE SD 2.0 SMITH WESSON EXCELLENT TIGGER ON THIS PISTOL
We’re in the age of cheap throwaways that are actually reliable. That’s the way I see it. If I had no money and I needed a pistol, that SD would do just fine.
Can it use M&P magazines?
Could I put M&P Mag extensions on the sd9 2.0? The mags are both metal and kinda look the same🙄🤨
Looks do matter idc if a hi point was reliable I’m not buying one 😂🤦🏽♂️
Yeeeee🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾
Looking at getting one in 40mm
The lack of a second mag kind of rubs me wrong, but you can actually get the 2.0 and 2 spare mags for less than the first generation, at least at my store, so I'm not that upset.
Doesn't really make sense.. They're cutting corners somewhere
@@TTime685
Possibly, but I've noticed the SD VE guns go up in price about $150 on average since 2020, while Sig, Glock, and Taurus have actually come down in price slightly in that time. Really $300ish is where the SD series should have stayed.
@@fudgerounds91 Yeah I'm not sure what's up with that. I'll just keep my SDVEs. Not too worried about this 2.0. All they did was change the slide a bit and add a flat trigger..
@@TTime685
I wonder if they'll ever sell the new trigger as a drop-in upgrade.
@@fudgerounds91 I just run the Apex and Galloway Precision kits
Would love to see a comparison video between this and the M 2.0 Subcompact! I have a Gen1 SD9VE and I’m looking for something a little smaller
Sounds good, I got you!
Reminds me of the Taurus g3
Have you reviewed the Walther PDP-F ?
Have the SD40VE excellent pistol
I'm really hoping they make the 2.0 in 40
I also want to get a SD9VE not a 9mm fan but they are still required has being part of a Tool box , like my 40 , and larger caliber pistols for up close if needed and 9mm and lower for back up, it's like having a 9mm or 10 mm wrenches, right tool for the job 🤔 but both are required for a tool box ☑️
i like it
Check out the Tisas PX9 Gen3 Carry!
WILL SMITH AND WESSON MAKE A SD 40 CALIBER PISTOL IN THIS STYLE
If they made a sub compact version and sold it even cheaper; it might sell well?
This is cool but I’d like to see a micro Sd9 version
Please take it from personal experience, don't waste your money on a Kahr firearm.
What I'm about to tell you is NOT an exaggeration.
I bought a Kahr 9mm. I really liked the way it felt in my hands. I had three mags for it. I couldn't get through 1 mag without 2, 3 or more malfunctions. Kahr said there was a break in period. No problem except I was far past the 250 round break in that Kahr recommended. I polished the feed ramp and got it to run a mag or two, but then right back to jamming up.
I traded it for a Springfield XDM in 45acp at the same shop I bought the Kahr from.
I don't, nor will I ever own a Kahr firearm.
Just thought I'd share my
experience with Kahr.
What do you think of the Shield Plus , which version is best ?
The performance center 3.1! But the best cheap version is just the regular plus with a 3.1
@@spnfirearms Thanks, I think the 3.1 barrel version would be handy for EDC 👍
How does this stack up against the Stoeger STR9c?
Will be comparing them after it shoot it! So far I think I like the smith better.. taking it out tomorrow for a shooting review for you guys
@@spnfirearms thanks
Miss the heck out of my SD40. Never should have traded it away.
MY TRIGGER DOESNT RESET OR BREAK WHATSOEVER .. taking back tomorrow
IS IT NORMAL MY TRIGGER DOESNT RESET OR BREAK WHATSOEVER??
I still have my original sigma I bought in 2004 , I've got over 5k rounds it's never jambed and it could be better with a different trigger but I paid 179.99 at KY sports unlimited I still have my original recipe and case they used to come with 2 mags I wouldn't part with it for a new Glock.
If you ever buy another budget gun you should review the beretta apx centurion. Or the a1 compact. I know I’m a fanboy but it was 300-350 dollars and it’s my most reliable piece 🤷♂️
New drop gun just dropped!
😂
I like that you are not afraid of reviewing other types of pistols 👍🏼 I have the sd40 and it is pretty good!
I used to have an SD9. I wished I had kept it. Only 1 magazine?
I love lines on the top strap of the slide, ala ppq. Amazing they did that on a budget gun. Memory pads are worthless. I have a bunch of different pistols so I just shoot with my thumbs in the air. Works fine. Only time I don't is when I shoot my 1911. In which case my thumb rides the safety.
Sights should be metal and SWaMPy compatible. I have the previous Super Safe model. Came with 2 mags and a light.
All they did was change the serrations. Its the same internal trigger, they just put a flat face lever on it.
Im really hoping they make the 2.0 in 40, I'm kind of holding out for it. Then again im also considering going to revolvers entirely, my EDC had been the EC9s for the last 3 years. Only about 1000 rounds through it and its giving me issues. Between that and my experience with the DB380 I'm strongly considering going to revolvers 100%, never thought Id be the "6 for sure beat 12 maybes" guy but im getting close. Perhaps I need a Glock!
You need a Glock!
40 cal is ass
@spnfirearms I'm really considering it, I had the 42 for a while but I could not pocket carry that thing. It just looked like a brick in my pocket. Now I kind of regret selling that. My other semi auto is a Taurus G3C and now I'm like if I can't trust my ruger to work how the hell can I trust a Taurus? Ruger thinks it might be the magazines so they sent me replacements. Should be going to the range soon, if it works ill be thrilled. If I have to replace my mags every 2 years then so be it.
@@scubatankgabe546 40 performs better then 9 and 45
@@dkthegamer23 9mm hollows and 45 hollows literally the same. Why has the fbi and military switched over to 9mm then? What about special forces and swat? L bozo
Get the 23 rd mag, I got more balance while holstered.
Great pistol. For around 50 more I’d rather get a CZ P10C though.
The backstrap is to hard
The only thing that sucks is that it’s comes with only one mag
I’d love to see DB380 vs Kahr 380
I’ll work on it! Respect
@@spnfirearms love your videos!
Had the new Gen 4 DB380, 3 trips back to the factory they gave me a refund on the 4th trip. I loved everything about it except for it being unreliable. I really wanted it to work out and believe me I tried. Had it been reliable I'd say it's what the Glock 42 should have been. I now have the LCP I should have gotten in the first place. How the DB380 costs more than the original LCP right now is beyond me.
@@magnum_0710 that’s really upsetting because the DB380 is lighter and smaller than the LCP, it’s almost like a 32ACP. How heavy was the recoil spring compared to the LCP? The DB9 recoil spring is heavy “for reasons” but I was hoping the DB380 was lighter. The LCP is cheap because Ruger is trying to get rid of inventory, once it’s gone it will be discontinued like the LCP 2. I like the LCP Max but I like the thinner grip.
@chrisp1601 the recoil spring is different but I wouldn't say heavier, listen I loved everything about the DB380 and I tried everything I could to make it work. I spent enough money on ammo to buy 2 LCPs and that's not including what I paid for it originally. Neither I or Diamondback could get it to work. I had the Gen 3 first, trigger bar bent after 300 rounds, they sent it back but it looked like the bent part was cut off. When I asked about it they decided to replace it with the Gen 4. Surprisingly the Gen 3 was more reliable even the Gen 4 was supposed to be the more reliable version
😊o
I've got the original. Hate it, but it was my fathers gun and I can't sell it.
At least the tourist triggers work. 4:54
Triggers don’t mean anything to me. In a self defense situation, all that matters is it going bang.
I really wish smith would do a gun that is ambi
I see they have been having trigger group problems.
Ha! My boy in Texas juat got one, ill have this in my hand and mag dump in less then 30 day! 😂
Texas
Amen!
That trigger reset is something that needs to be addressed
Breaking in the gun will not change the trigger reset that is way too long and needs to be corrected.
I’m sure Apex, Galloway, and NDZ will have new triggers available for it by the end of the month
Every $300 pistol needs $650 worth of upgrades👍
@@garrettlundy3959 😅 Tell me about it.. I probably put way too much $ into my SDVEs. But they are sweet afterwards now
Reviewing something that is larger than a sub-compact lol?
Meow.
I’d Stick to the OG SD just leave it STOCK internally stipple the grip/finger rest/trigger pad/half-underguard, sights n lights and shoot it till something breaks if it ever does 😂,and really stick too old hinge triggered SW’s are tanks (SD9VE/2.0s MP9/40/🛡/🛡+ too) there’s absolutely nothing wrong with those triggers folks need to learn to shoot shouldnt even be allowed to touch a glock till they mastered a stock SD dont call them trainer glocks for nothing 🎯😎🧐,the OG SD9VE factory trigger is fine wears in perfect safe for noobs/falls/grapples,the SD9VE/G19 are lightest EDC compacts out especially downloaded 10/12rd EDC,till this day SD9/🛡+TS best comfy budget combo but never ♉️🚮 the SD is as Low as you ever go for reliable hollow eater new$350 max/used $250 max 2 mags
This is literally just a reskin of the Ruger Sr9 lol
I remember I had the SD40 VE the first version and it was junk what failure to feed every other round sent it back said they fixed it but they did not it did the same thing ended up selling it I will never ever get one of these again I think they are junk buyers beware especially of the first version
I made the mistake of buying this particular pistol. The polymer frame is made of very hard plastic that has a shiny appearance to it. The trigger is really bad. Overall the pistol feels really cheap. It's definitely a low priced 9mm pistol that will serve the purpose for someone who can't or does not want to spend several hundred dollars for something better.
It’s ran flawlessly so far s and the trigger is only “really bad” to straight up trigger snobs. If you can’t shoot this pistol good then idk if you should own one. Go watch my live shooting review, it’s a tack driver
Gun is good, i have full metal guns and poly ones this one is great for the price
Better stoeger 9 compact less price $50.00 rebate and beretta apx 1 compact same price $100.00 rebate i choose beretta apx 1 compact same price with beretta hardcase and 2 quality magazines not one, two
Second?
Yessir, respect!
First here
I appreciate that as always man! Respect
No problem bro, keep up the good work
@@realyouth5273 I got you!
Save a little bit more and get a beretta apx a1 for anyone that wants a great budget gun. I have shot 4 and all have been flawless with no problems. These smith and wessons are a bit garbage
Apx only comes with a 6 round mag this is $150 less and holds 16....
@@Adam-mw3hu the apx a1 comes with 2 17 round mags ? I think you mean the carry version.
"Interesting" is your most overused vocabulary.
and what does that affect? I’ve never seen so many people complain about so much unnecessary stuff
This gun is crap!!! Way too top heavy spend another 100 and get a Glock!!!
Learned this the hard way 😂
I’m buying a Taurus g3 before I buy a Glock!
@@BRAINGAME1973 that’s a dumb choice lol Taurus g3 is a Glock clone and if it’s anything like the g2c it’s also shit
Yeah the g2c is trash. I got rid of mine
Blocks are 💩 and belongs in the 🗑