Your right and you can play that game all day long VP9 has a better trigger than sig and so on and so on but at the end of the day each person and or agency has different things they are looking for.

If I'm looking for a gun that's solely going to be a nightstand gun/ range gun I probably would have bought the VP9.

But for carrying everyday for me the glock just makes that much more sense. Just because of the vast majority of more options for holsters, especially appendix holsters where guns like the 320 and vp9 really fault.

To argue that any of those three mentioned guns, and I'll throw in the smith M&P are better than the other is pointless. Each have their own strong point and the person needs to choose what it is that each gun does best for them.

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Posted by X123F45

Member since Apr 2015

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Posted on 5/27/17 at 11:46 pm to Timmayy

I keep a 1911 by the bed.

I keep a glock 29 in the truck.

It hasn't been cleaned in two years. I always know it will go bang.

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Posted by bbvdd

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Member since Jun 2009

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Posted on 5/28/17 at 7:47 am to Timmayy

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Your right and you can play that game all day long VP9 has a better trigger than sig and so on and so on but at the end of the day each person and or agency has different things they are looking for.

You're absolutely correct. What I should have said to his remark that a Glock is smoother is that all these handguns (save for one or two) are all blowback design. I don't think one is smoother than any other. Each of these all have very fine machining.

Police are not concealing though. Not sure why they want a 19 vs. a 17

And I do not have a gun in my nightstand. I have a shotgun and several AR in my closet. Plus the Delta Elite.