Sig Sauer Vs. Glock 

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As a former LEO, I carried a Glock for 10 years, and have owned a Glock 22 for over 20 years, never had a malfunction. That being said, my EDC is a Sig 365XL, and it is way more comfortable in the hands. Love the channel, and your message. Thank you for your service.

Chad was so disappointed with that first magazine, and I don’t blame him. Thank you Chad

I purchased my Wilson Combat P320 carry last year, and I love it. I’ve run it hard never a malfunction. Just a pleasure to shoot and carry. I still have my 1911 colt combat commander from Wilson from 40 years ago. Chad, I enjoy your shows and watch them often, I’ve learned quite a bit from you and I appreciate it.

I want to hate the glock but the reliability is what keeps me coming back

Reliability over beauty every time all day

No worries on the promotion part of the video we know its apart of the game

I have both the Glock and the Sig and have ZERO issues with both! I just really dont like the angle of the grip on my Glocks , but the Sig Sauer just has the right angle to shoot and I don’t have to over correct my grip.

I'm a Glock Guy... I wont step into the woods without my G-20

I have shot sig my entire adult life. I have been around hundreds of people shooting sig. Tens of thousands of rounds. I have never saw one give the trouble you seem to be having. I have to say though I am a glock fan. All respect to you. Keep the videos coming.

Former LEO - carried the .40 and 9mm in the Sig - and had multiple jams. Switched to Glock and never, ever, had a problem.

Supported the show and bought a VNSH holster. I come across their ads regularly. Now supporting both companies

My wife and I have had P229s for over 15 years and I don’t remember ever having a malfunction in mine and she was having some problems until we realized she was limp-wristing. Once she improved her grip, there was never an issue. I also have a P238 and the only malfunction has been with steel case ammo so I just don’t use that ammo anymore. My wife has a P365 380 and has not had a malfunction. The camera doesn’t lie though and other people seem to have problems with Sig so I don’t know if I would risk getting another one.

Let me tell you something, pretty don't bake biscuits son.

I have a glock 45 and a sig 365 x macro. No failures from either. I love them both. No fan boy moments. Both reliable platforms I trust my life to.

Yeah, red dots change everything, I noticed that too, my ability to use irons has definitely declined since using red dots. P.S. I absolutely prefer Glock to SIG.

Awesome gift👍 I carried a Sig P229 on duty for eighteen years. I never had any issues.

I trust my G20, KKM barrel, 200g HC,chest rig, here in the Grizz country of Idaho

Sig 220 in 10mm! They used to have a really nice Hunter Edition 220 in 10mm. Also another option is a 1911 in 10mm.

I bought a Springfield Garrison that had feeding issues at first. Really made me not have faith in it. But after shooting about 50 rounds through it hasn't jammed since. My G19 and 21 were bought used, both gen3's, have never malfunctioned after thousands of rounds. Just got a FN Reflex yesterday and shot it this morning for the first time and filled both mags up and emptied both. It ran flawlessly. Didn't have any feeding issues, even when loading the first round, didn't shoot low and left like many people say theirs does. Also shot 2 mags through the Garrison .45 and it ran flawlessly too. So for it's been a good morning.

I own both Sig 10mm and I've had no malfunctions. Thanks for the review.

Glock is the industry standard for a reason

This is one of the few YT channels I fully support.

I had Sigs. Now I shoot only Glocks. The Sig in this video was georgeous. Didn't work though. There you go.

Chad after I received my sig and cleaned the factory lube, clean the striker channel dry… I’ve never had a malfunction… ever… 200 rounds my first day… 1k in 3 weeks… much more now

If there was a grizzly running at you, honesty say which one you would rather have. There’s your answer

I have to go with the Sig just because it fits my hand better. Cheers!

I saw a guy at the range last year with a sig 10mm. It also jammed twice. My Glock 20 gen 4 has never jammed even with my reloads. I’ve never needed a break in for any of my Glocks.

True honesty here, the S&B ammo 180gr at 1165fps is the only ammo I've ever had an issue with in my XTen and XTen Comp. Magtech, Sig Elite, Blazer, Aguila... great! Winchester and Remington 10mm is just .40 cal in disguise. S&B still under power for 10mm but cheap to shoot for sure! Great video as usual brother, keep it up! I'm an "all gun" fan so unbiased honesty. That being said, don't want any malfunctions!!

Glock because they just work!

Advertising is a small price to pay for a great channel, thanks brother

Chad, stick with the G40 & G20. ❤ the channel. God bless America 🙏🏿🇺🇸

I ordered a new extractor for the Sig, haven't shot it yet. But I heard a few people saying there were no more failures to eject after that. The new extractor, has a sharper curved edge and grabs the bullet more. Ordered the little assembly with the spring from Sigsauer for about 60 bucks.

That recoil impulse is different because of the difference in grip angle and barrel length. I've always wanted to be able to compare two like that, side by side at the same time. Good stuff! 👍

Considering you can get almost 3 Glocks for the price of one SIG and Glock is more reliable, I'll stick with Glock. Sights and triggers are cheap; reliability could cost you your life.

Primary... prayer and hope you are healing up Chadd.... eternal blessings GA soldier.

I've had sigs glocks, m&ps, etc, but the most reliable pistol I've had in my experience was my CZ p01

I like to see new products! Keep it up.

The Sig P220 in 10mm is rock solid. It only holds 8 rounds but its rock solid. I also a fan of the Glock 20. If you ever get a chance to shoot a P220 in 10mm you will see. Great video and happy subscriber. Keep the 10mm fun coming.

I was part of the Pilot Program, in 1993, for NYPD, to transition from 38 cal revolvers . Four guns were chosen for the Program. Sig Sauer, Glock, Smith and Wesson, and Ruger... Only Ruger did not make the final Cut..Less than a thousand officers were chosen from a Department of almost 38,000 at the time.. I have carried either Glock and Sig Sauer for roughly 30 years.. Both guns have their good points...For the most part, it really comes down to a matter of personal choice.. Except one category, Accuracy.. The Sig Sauer will shoot circles around the Glock.. This is not a personal opinion, rather an observation.. Thousands of rounds fired on the Range, the Sig shooters consistently had tighter groups with less Flyer type target hits.. If you look down the line of Shooters, the tighter groups were usually Sigs. This observation was made over many years of Service, and Range Dates... Both great guns. Sig Sauer hands down more accurate

I work at the largest, busiest gun range in the northeast, the rental guns (every major manufacturer) are heavily used and well maintained. All of them, except for one, routinely get sent out for repairs- guess which one.

All of their sponsors are people I support guys. At least they aren’t running stinking blue chew adds.

Love the shooting videos brother. 3 of 7 is one of my favorite channels. Always learning something. Peace be with yall.

been looking at the vash holster here lateley. glad you did a revue on it . i wear shorts in the summer some have draw strings outhers i have a strech belt. whitch wont hold a holster for shit. it looks like the problem solver.hope your doin better and good shooting.

Sweet gift... Have the Tech guy go to your favorite firearms store. Purchase or borrow the Smith and Wesson 10mm 2.0 M&P. The Performance center version runs approximately 750, the standard 4.5 in barrel version approximately 650 bucks. That's pocket change for you (so spring for the Performance Center version). Give it a run and a review. If you want something that's different and fun. Plus, a GREAT hunting handgun. Take a .460 revolver Long Barrel out to your range. No, it's not CCW. It's a hunting firearm. Something different to try and review. [Make sure you get the long barrel hunting version]. Just a note of interest, "some " semi auto pistols. Don't like "hollow point" rounds and will have feed problems. Because of the angle of the "feed ramp" on the barrel. They prefer "ball" ammo. Take it to a proper Gunsmith, we can do a minor bit of stone work and cure it. If the tolerances are tight it can cause this as well. Where as a "loose" tolerance hand gun , not so tight tolerances. Will not be or not be as easily affected by the "feed ramp angle " , and feed ball or hollow point. If you ever have a handgun built for you. Your Gunsmith, should ask you, is this for carry or competition ? Or a little bit of both ? A competition firearm is built to tight tolerances and zero play, for accuracy. You will need to "shoot it in " . Or you will have jam issues and stove pipe issues. But after about 100 rounds, proper break in a proper cleaning and lubrication...not overly lubed. It will be ready. Keep in mind a competition firearm is not only built tight to specs. But sometimes just a little tighter. Because it's expected to be shot a lot. So you want to prolong the time between rebuilds as a competition shooter. A "carry" firearm, is usually a little loose or sloppy. To allow it to shoot any ammo under all conditions, environments, etc. . Without any malfunctioning. Accuracy may suffer slightly. But not terribly, unless it is extremely loose fitting... poor quality. And of course if you want it for both competition and carry. Your Gunsmith will build it some where in the middle. Not to tight, not to loose. One last note... if the firearm has been painted. Cerakote... then assembled. It to cause brief feed issues... jamming. Because of the paint, you will see the wear marks (slide to frame fit). That can easily be cleaned up and usually will 'shoot in" after a little use.

Just found your channel. I used to be an armored courier and carries a sig p220. We would all go shoot and my sig never jammed. Every other gun carried by everybody else did. And we were shooting some crappy ammo. So id pick my Sig into the woods without hesitation.

who tf is getting mad about the sponsors?

I have the P320 X10 comp and it makes a massive difference. When new it was having FTF problems for the first few mags but once I cleaned and oiled back up ran like a champ with 0 issues

If you want to rock ! Buy a Glock . I don’t care what anyone says . I’ve owned them all . Fired thousands of rounds In Uspa and IPDA . Got over 10 thousand rounds threw my Glock 34 . I realize that there not the sexiest gun . But they work . Nuff said 😂

Thanks for the video ... I gave my G40 to my son (due to an arthritic index finger / trigger well issue) and I'm looking for a 10mm replacement and because of you, I found it. I'm normally a Sig guy (all my 9mm are Sigs) until I jumped to 10mm and bought all Glocks which are now all my sons.

*doesn’t oil gun* “Oh wow typical Sig”

Very interesting point on the mags and trying to chamber the first round. My SW Shield MP 2.0 PC 45 does the same thing when you try to cycle the slide on a full mag. Very hard to seat the mag fully with a closed action and cycle to slide to chamber the first round. Have actually had the slide stop before chambering the first round whether you use the slide lock or rack the slide. I like the trigger on the SIG much better than a factory Glock one, but I would not buy a SIG because of this.

The 10 mil for sure

RU-vid sucks. No problem with the advertising! Keep the great gun vids coming!👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Remember his ammo didn't even make it to the target at 80 yards😂

Hey anyone who complains about ads should have to test a vest from temu. Thanks for the FREE content brother, god bless

The mags need the break-in for the sig. I load them full when I store them. I leave one round out of each mag until they "limber up" through the first few mag dumps.

i had the same thing happen to with my 9MM XD on the first shots at the range, but after I lubed and cleaned, it has never happened again. It also happened with my 10 mm Kimber Eclipse Custom II; I hope it's just the humidity where he is at

See ! There is always issues with the Sigs. I want to get one but dang. Never one issue with my Glocks and a Smith… Not 1 even out the dang box in many years and I’m an old fart. Folks are having issue with sigs new Fuse 9mm also. Bring the price way way down ❤️🇺🇸🤘🏻

The best Sigs are and have always been the P220, P226, and P229!! I'm so glad that my agency stuck with the best defensive pistol, a Glock!

I have a Sig P365 XMacro and Glock 45 with no malfunction with either. Never an issue. I prefer the Sig for feel and EDC.

Never had any issues with any of my Sigs or Glocks. Only with ammo, which were a problem in both. Love my guns. All of them.

When it comes to the X-Ten, the ammo needs to be ' to-spec ' so they don't hang up in the magazine.

Thanks for being honest and not editing out the issues.

The 10 millimeter is the true "Gods Caliber"

My first 10mm was the xten also my first striker fire gun. Picked up a p220 10mm and its night and day. Not a striker fire fan.The jamming issue is not the gun or the "break in". Its the mags. They are a pos. My x10 and my p365 x macro have the same issue. If you run them 1 round shy of full they perform good. Put one into battery and try to load a full mag, you cant.

You called today. You called it a couple weeks ago. You said they’d try to make him disappear. I figured they’d put in a corrupt jet or Chopper mechanic.

Glock over Sig Any Caliber Any Day

speaking to the 320 series, I have a compact in 40 that was ridiculous, wanted to throw it in the lake, it was like the slide/frame and trigger were not working together at all, very stiff and kinda like chunka chunka when racking the slide, jams of all kinds along with a trigger slap. I thought, what the hell , I have a few hundred rounds of 40 purchased when it was 12 bucks a box, lets see what happens after how many rounds. Shoots great now, it took almost 200 rounds of factory ball, but it shoots great now. 60 bucks worth of ammo, but it works great now. I never thought I would have to break in a pistol again since I got a Glock in the late 80's and got tired of breaking in my 1911's

Glock

Glock 10mm is a savage beast!!! She's more dependable than any handgun made. I own 6 of them. From the model 44 to the model 20. Glock. Perfection.

Speaker of the House, Cadd Wright, Wouldn't it be a good idea for Judges and Presidential candidates to have bullet proof glass around them, when they do speeches?

The good thing is your advertisements is usually something Im Interested in . The ones that RU-vid puts on here is usually something stupid like save the silk worm or something.

Glock all day... I can't believe people are still buying a gun from a company who gives no reason and lies about there guns going off in people's holsters and make excuses for it... Fuck em

Love 10mm. I have several. My edc is a glock 29. Easy to conceal. The 40 would be my pick, too. It's just not easy to conceal. I do have several Sigs. It's just not my favorite. The glock always needs a trigger job and new sites. I've never had a failure. I'm also not a glock fan boy. I prefer 1911. Next will be 2011 stacoto. I wish they made it in 10mm. Great video

Glock. All day, every day. The trigger can be improved, the sights can be improved, the grip texture can be improved. And with all of these improvements added to the Glock and you will have money left over compared to the price of the Sig. Sig, no thank you.😎

Three of my pistols are Sigs. Two have been sent back to Sig because of reliability issues (on little things), which were fixed. Still, no excuse for those jams. Bought my first CZ as a result.

i'm a glock guy,,,,had my 17 since 1989,,,,runs like it was new,,,,gen 2

Ive found most all Factory 180 grain 10mm loads to be somewhat weak. This could be the problem, Sig has a pretty stout recoil spring and may work best with full house ammo allowing the slide to fully reciprocate and cycle properly

Home on the range

I have same gun and factory mags. Did not have the same issues. But I did let my mags break in with them loaded for a while and lubed the mags before I shot. Just saying has to be the mags . I did not like the mags at first because of the tight fitment. After a few hundred rounds the mags were good to go. And recoil spring loosened up quite a bit. Break in yes. Same with all new sigs. I have had a few new out the box.

You read my mind

I’m a Smith & Wesson person, but from what you’re saying & what I see the Glock would win. Thank you for your demo.

We're anxiously waiting to hear your opinions on the complete security failure yesterday, Chadd.

My Glock 23 with 13 rd magazines acts the same way when all 13 are in the mag. Its takes a lot of effort to get that 13th round in the mag. Absolutely no wiggle room left. I prefer to carry with 12 in the mag to make sure the gun works smooth.

Glock. Less recoil. Shoots dirty. Fewer jams.

Actually unfortunately it's the the bullet casings not the magazine or the extraction when you mass produce brass cases not all are up to specifications. This is something I've learned in the last 30 years.

Dont use grease on the slides, its better with a drop of 3in1 oil on each side or even to run it dry than to use grease. Grease causes friction and it will heat up and get tacky. Blessings in Jesus

I purchased two vnsh holsters, after watching your channel, I love them. My son does too, you can put a wide variety if pistols in and it’s comfortable. Thanks

I'd still standing by my choice of Glock for a 10mm, and I own 6 different 10mm's and have had many others. Out of the box reliability with the Glock is a given. Most guys are sure to come in here and tell you it that Sig will only eat certain ammo, most factory ammo is weak, but that shouldnt matter. I've ran .40 out of several 10mm's reliably including my own hand loads and factory options. I love hand loading my own nuclear 10mm rounds, it's what stays on my night stand next to the shotgun, and it my carry piece when hiking in the mountains and needing to carry in general.

Only 10mm ive ever fired was a colt delta elite my uncle used to have.

Glock is like that girl that will never let you down, and will always take care of you. I'm 65 and boys let me tell you, this is what you want.

Glad to see you doing reviews again! I'd like to see a comparison of the Taurus TH10 mm compared to those two. I appreciate what you guys do!

Safety and reliability Trump everything, that's why sig is a no-go for me. Also, sig doesn't take accountability, they make excuses, which is a shame because they are far more innovative and make better looking weapons.

I shot IDPA and carried a Sig P226 in 40 for many years. Super reliable, accurate and built like a tank. The P226 and P220 were both used in Special Operations as well as some LE Departments over many years. I'm sure it wasn't because they were more affordable than most of the other options. They were, and still are one of the more expensive options.

Glock, not the best at one thing, but overall the best.

I enjoy my G20C. It’s a flame throwing hand cannon! Good to have when you need a BIGGER hammer.

I own a glock because everyone owns a glock. I own a sig because I really like sig firearms. I respect what a glock is, just never really liked the ugly buggers

Note on safety, your target is located in a way so every miss goes out into the forest with a chance of injuring/killing someone. Suggest to put in a place where there is nothing behind it other than a "wall".

I'm a RUGER GUY, but I've come to trust GLOCK for the ' it just works' thought. When they were 1st available here in the USA a friend was on the FDLE and had a G17 and didn't like the feel of it. Fast forward 30 years, all in on GLOCK!! IMHO