5 Best Do It All Pistols 

@@z_noble so which is your choice. ?

​@@Joe-oo3xvGlock

I run this duo and couldn’t be happier. FPC also is a perfect 100 yard scout setup pcc.

I’ve been considering that same combo as a good defense setup. Especially if it will fit smaller hands too ( tall me and short wife)

M&P’s without back straps will definitely fit small frame hands. That’s how I keep mine so anyone in the household is comfortable with either and I suck it up and adapt. The fact that the FPC and MP9 2.0 have the same grip makes it nice to transition back and forth.

What's even better is my M&P40c 2.0. Yes, it's a 40, but with a barrel swap it's 357sig also, same mags. With the 9mm conversion barrel from KKM and a 9mm magazine, it's just fine as a 9 too. Not to even mention the Apex trigger.

When you live in Maryland you can’t get a mag with more than 10 rounds 😭 F democrats

I came for the gun reviews, I stay for the comedy.

@@michaelsweaney3890 😂 absolutely

yep.... you can identity as seasons these days too.

This got me 😂

Is that possible?

Serious and massive agreement! TY for all the amazing videos and for keeping politics out of this channel!

thanks man!

Be like a Pokemon trainer...gotta catch em all!!!!

Mine is just the decocker base model. I started carrying it soon after it was available for purchase. I added Ameriglow sights. I love it. What impressed me the most, the forst time I held it, I said that is the "just right" gun and it has been.

Mine to. It was and is my first and only carry for years. It’s much more impressive, sexy, and tune-able then other striker fired pistol. 🤙🏼

I bought mine as my first firearm. I do want to get the CGW omega trigger and spring kit though. The trigger is very gritty and the break isn't precise.

​@@himbe23the CGW trigger return spring will 100% make an Omega trigger break even more vague and mushy (and honestly too light for a carry/defense pistol) I recommend doing the CGW hammer spring, plunger spring, firing pin retaining pin, and leaving the OEM trigger spring in. It also helps maintain a more positive reset. The P-07 has a decent trigger as far as the Omega goes, but I ended up selling my Omega P-01 because I hated that mushy, vague Omega trigger. As much as I love CZ, their double action pistols leave a lot to be desired as far as consistency and smoothness. I've felt an SP-01 with a perfectly smooth, probably 8 pound DA pull with no stacking or grit, and P-07s that would max out a 9 pound gauge and stack like Jenga. That said, my buddy has a CZ-82 with LOTS of mileage, and man that thing is as smooth as a buttered frog's ass. I know everyone loves to double the cost of their gun with a CGW pro kit, but I think the best thing you can do for a CZ is to just shoot the hell out of it and it will smooth out nicely.

@@TheOfficialCaseMade thanks for the info! What about replacing the P-01 Omega trigger with the CGW trigger all together?

I carry the shield for every day and couldn't love it more.

canik and S&W performance center are the best triggers out of the box IMO but i've seen recent vids about PDP trigger and over all perfect out of the box gun in all but the smallest version... opinions vary on that like everything else.

@@user-nm4hm6ws6h you like what you like. too light a trigger and too snappy too thick a slide to carry... i like what i like...not sorry

⁠@@dh5341gotta shoot a pdp and you will know the trigger is better then both. I’ve owned 4 caniks and 3 performance center m&p’s, pdp is king of striker fire stock triggers no question.

I've been thinking that for a while. The biggest things Glock has over S&W at this point are brand name and the fact their magazines are damn near everywhere.

Ditto... but maybe because I own it

Your feeling is correct.

I'm happy with my Shield Plus, it's really versatile.

the new trigger removes any doubt! Apex no more. out da box goodness

Any recommendations on a holster for the 2.0

Same xmacro and pdp

@@TheBusiness11 I purchased the Tier 1 Concealed Xiphos Elite. Its a great holster.

Problem?

They should be.

He got ya with the P-10 instead

Just a few numbers off.😂

@@PointBlank65 Still not a P-07. Not in feel, not in dependability. IMHO

Taco Bell? Then give the toilet a 2 for 1 lap dance after that

Damn, this compliment has everything: deception, respect, disrespect, humor. I love it.😂

@@Silverfox1982 it’s not as bad as it sounds! But also, it is.

Unfortunately for Honest Outlaw and us there are only so many handguns or firearms that need to be reviewed. Honest Outlaw doesn't get many samples from the industry so he has to fund all of them so videos like this help pay the bills.

@@JK13A and hopefully us watching every video and subscribing helps him and his wife out with that. He’s one of the best out there.

Yep. Also the S model. I love all of my CZ's. Was never good at shooting handguns until I got the 10C. It helped me alot. I can ring steel from far out now with my CZ's, Walthers and M&P's.

@@toynazi - I own a large collection, and CZ certainly has earned its place of respect. I think it has to do with them actually testing/firing the pistol to check function + iron zeros a the factory but what the hell do ik. I can say for certain it's more than the 1rd "yep, it works" test. Love my CZs and thrilled to get m Shadow 2 Compact next wk.

Okay! I didn't know that. F the G19...I'm getting a 10C.

Old head😊

If you're better with a 1911 than with a Glock, there's no reason to change what works. Though the new 2011s are worth checking out.

"yes I’m oldish" and wiseish

@@bwillems1000 Gripping a 2011 is similar to trying to get your hand around a fence stay. If you have XL hands, I could definitely see that.

Don’t shit on Glock they are affordable, dependable and accurate. Just because you can’t shoot doesn’t make them bad.

Same

Same

Why would you be swapping out three different grip modules? Does a pitcher change out three different baseball gloves? Do you switch out your shoe size for three different ones throughout the week too??? No, you don’t. Nobody does. Why would anyone need to constantly swap out grip modules? I find that it’s a toy to some. How about just finding the RIGHT size in the beginning and sticking with it?

​​@@colt10mmsecurity68We're not talking about baseball gloves or shoes, always nice to have options to switch up for roles, such as making it easier to conceal in hot weather. So if you want to make a shoe reference you're not wearing boots in the summer when sneakers are more appropriate.

@@chizorama OOOOVERRATED. NEXT!

@@colt10mmsecurity68 Boomer AF, beat it geek...

Just got one very cool

Mine too. It’s number 1

Xmacro comp slide w/dot on a 365 frame most days. Regular slide for "deep" concealment.

Agree. Also my EDC.

You can get a mag guts kit for it and it adds 2 rounds and literally zero to the length of your mag. I have them on all my mags for my 365x. 14+1 is super sweet. 19+1 is amazing!!

My dad has a glock 19 gen 3 and it started jamming maybe the ammo or he didnt clean it for awhile idk he def doesnt clean it often but shoots alot

I’ve been carrying a Glock as my service pistol for around a decade. Absolutely refuse to carry Glock off duty. Glocks have been surpassed by so many companies. They are relics.

⁠@@markb3451Surpassed how? With unnecessary diva features?

@@Hialeah1925better triggers, same reliability, more features for the same price…. Glock is as popular as it is due to the time it was released, hence parts availability. When one considers what you get for the price, the M&P pistol series alone is better than a Glock. Throw in Canik, Beretta, FN, PSA, etc., and the list of guns surpassing Glocks starts to grow.

@@brianf5190I don’t disagree with you. Glock hit the gun zeitgeist which led to their dominance. I built a p80, and though I personally don’t care for Glocks they are good guns that are easy to work on.

I heard F was for female???

F is the 'female' version it's made for smaller hands... but if it fits all the better that's what counts

@@dh5341 I know. It's horrible marketing. The gun is amazing. I'm 6' 2" with big hands and it still fits better for me

this made me lol

I have the elite combat and it’s my do all gun too. I got mine used with a nice TiN threaded barrel. I’m debating getting a comp for it.

I have a first gen Shield that literally gets beat on, rarely cleaned, and will still run flawlessly no matter what. The M&P’s in general have literally been my most reliable pistols - hands down.

That very same thing has been done to Glocks for decades and they are all over RU-vid. Lol

@@Hialeah1925 right. And I agree but, I do not like Glock triggers.

Why? If you aren't close to the salty coast it shouldn't rust that much. Also, if you carry you'll sweat on it. Don't be impressed by 'We put it in an ice block' , be impressed by magazine reliably feeding and 2-3 malfunction in 5k-8k rounds, that you can shoot it even when you're hurt and lost 2 fingers, pointability and easy to stay on target even if you yank the trigger like crazy.

Go check out Garand Thumbs torture tests with ice and mud. M&P 2.0 dominates

To me, getting the slide milled is the way to go anyway. It removes a failure point by guaranteeing no need for a plate, and the direct mount often co-witnesses with standard height irons.

Just got one and it's been fantastic. Mad I took so long to get one.

@@nowaiman I've got six firearms to date and my P-10C is the only one that didn't cause any troubles whatsoever. Not even the break-in period. Just ready out of the box. Literally.

What's the complaints on the M9?

YUM YUM

@@NoWr2Run MY 2 CENTS...These are all reliable and well made pistols, albeit, accurate too, but my 2 cents why it doesn't necessarily make it "A DO IT ALL..." The issue here is the "DO IT ALL" tag. Having the capability to "do it all" doesn't mean one has got it all figured out, esp. if one's ONLY doing it ---IN a GUN RANGE. But to get to the point... 5) WALTHER PDP COMPACT-- 4" barrel. BUT the Walther short trigger reset makes for a VERY sensitive striker fired trigger (good for experienced hands), no external safety. The PDP is also well-known as a HIGH BORE AXIS pistol, despite being front-end heavy. 4) CZ P10C -another striker fired; quick reset trigger. Reviewer is all for accurate, rapid fire stationary shooting in the range. Having high capacity and having a quick reset & taking a bead on an unmoving target doesn't necessarily equate for a "do it all." 3) SIG P365 MACRO --another quick and sensitive reset--since strikers are MOSTLY cheaper than the DA/SA actions--which again, doesn't equate for a "DO IT ALL." And again, always on the range; no real life scenarios. You cannot always be in just one (very controlled, unchanging environment (the range) and broadcast that the gun is a "DO IT ALL." 2) S&W M&P 9 -2.0 3.6" extra cap w/a 22 rd mag. (unlike the shield)--striker fired. Again, hi-cap. Again, in a gun range makes it a "do it all"?Reviewers like this who can shoot accurately, day in and day out (and owning their very own range) seem more capable of making pronouncements which gets a branding of legitimacy, and stamped with a "do it all" brand. A true mark of hubris! 1) GLOCK 19 -- another striker fired, (yawn) but a right choice for #1 as Glock is the original striker fired, well tried and true, endless customization and ALMOST universal acceptance of its mags. And as he said, "give credit where credit is due." Amen.Of course the CZ P-07 can't be # 1 ...it's a DA/SA (not striker) LOL (again, my 2 cents...and I don't shoot as well as he does.)P.S. I expect to be muted and deleted....(and it has been twice) but if it happens here--...it shows through the immaturity of the RU-vidr's outlook in life as well as in his reviews. Gives new meaning to the word "Honest Outlaw." He can dish it but he can't take it.

@Dogglegg because I prefer it?

@Dogglegg you must not understand how liking things works. I like it the best because I like it the best

@Dogglegg he probably likes it for all the reasons Honest named. Shoots super flat, holds 17+1, can change multiple grips, light weight and easily concealed

The X macro is great but for primarily EDC the XL is so much more comfortable. The XL has a long enough barrel and can get 15+ mags for home defense and distance accuracy. Some dudes don’t mind carrying a compact size pistol everyday but I am not one of them. The XL is the largest I would ever edc.

My X Macro with a Holosun and XL with a Holosun are great shooters. From 7 yards to 100 yards it is great. I am amazed with it's shoot ability at the size. They are so slim and you notice it. Try 1.

Love the Gen 4.

Try the CZ P10 C. Same size as the G19 but 100x better trigger and grip angle is correct 😂

​@@stevesmith756and terrible grip texture and placebo firing pin safety ;) both guns have it pros and cons, it is only the matter of which things are more important for particular shooter

I had the same question.

Agree with both of you! Perhaps because accessories (well, holsters at least) aren't quite as plentiful? as many options/choices🤷‍♂️

You can use glock mags with a hipoint carbine which, for budget based purposes, can't be denied.

About everyone makes Glock mag versions. I have several

Ditto … that is what I do, as well.

Making a choice around saving 50 bucks for a few mags? Not worth it

For me, it’s not just about a few mags. It’s about the grip angle and the actual product itself. Pretty much feels like shooting the same M&P that I’m used to only in rifle carbine format.

Agreed! Would like to know more as well.

Which one in particular? I wanted something for carry plus home defense. I havent shot any yet.

The Rival/Mete series. Rival for HD, Mete for CCW.

​@@rayth4386If you're looking for something to carry and pull home defense duty ,well Canik has alot of models. If you want something small the Canik TP9 Elite SC is a good one.

​@@rayth4386the TP9 Elite SC is a subcompact that is perfect for concealed carry. It even comes with a decent, rigid polymer holster.

MY 2 CENTS...These are all reliable and well made pistols, albeit, accurate too, but my 2 cents why it doesn't necessarily make it "A DO IT ALL..." The issue here is the "DO IT ALL" tag. Having the capability to "do it all" doesn't mean one has got it all figured out, esp. if one's ONLY doing it ---IN a GUN RANGE. But to get to the point... 5) WALTHER PDP COMPACT-- 4" barrel. BUT the Walther short trigger reset makes for a VERY sensitive striker fired trigger (good for experienced hands), no external safety. The PDP is also well-known as a HIGH BORE AXIS pistol, despite being front-end heavy. 4) CZ P10C -another striker fired; quick reset trigger. Reviewer is all for accurate, rapid fire stationary shooting in the range. Having high capacity and having a quick reset & taking a bead on an unmoving target doesn't necessarily equate for a "do it all." 3) SIG P365 MACRO --another quick and sensitive reset--since strikers are MOSTLY cheaper than the DA/SA actions--which again, doesn't equate for a "DO IT ALL." And again, always on the range; no real life scenarios. You cannot always be in just one (very controlled, unchanging environment (the range) and broadcast that the gun is a "DO IT ALL." 2) S&W M&P 9 -2.0 3.6" extra cap w/a 22 rd mag. (unlike the shield)--striker fired. Again, hi-cap. Again, in a gun range makes it a "do it all"?Reviewers like this who can shoot accurately, day in and day out (and owning their very own range) seem more capable of making pronouncements which gets a branding of legitimacy, and stamped with a "do it all" brand. A true mark of hubris! 1) GLOCK 19 -- another striker fired, (yawn) but a right choice for #1 as Glock is the original striker fired, well tried and true, endless customization and ALMOST universal acceptance of its mags. And as he said, "give credit where credit is due." Amen.Of course the CZ P-07 can't be # 1 ...it's a DA/SA (not striker) LOL (again, my 2 cents...and I don't shoot as well as he does.)P.S. I expect to be muted and deleted....(and it has been twice) but if it happens here--...it shows through the immaturity of the RU-vidr's outlook in life as well as in his reviews. Gives new meaning to the word "Honest Outlaw." He can dish it but he can't take it.