The Best EDC Firearms 2022 Edition

Published on May 7, 2022
Duration: 9:12

This video provides a comprehensive review of six top Everyday Carry (EDC) firearms available for over $400 in 2022. The instructor, with clear expertise in firearms, highlights the strengths and weaknesses of each model, focusing on ergonomics, shootability, capacity, and value. Key recommendations include the Mossberg MC2 SC as an underrated option, the Smith & Wesson Shield Plus for its exceptional trigger, and the Glock 26 as a versatile and reliable choice.

Quick Summary

The best EDC firearms for 2022 over $400 include the Mossberg MC2 SC, Smith & Wesson M&P Shield Plus, Springfield Armory Hellcat, Glock 43X, Glock 26, and custom Polymer 80 builds. The Shield Plus boasts the best trigger, while the Glock 26 offers unmatched magazine versatility. Building a Polymer 80 provides extensive customization for a reliable EDC.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Best Carry Firearms Over $400
  2. 00:11Mossberg MC2 SC Review
  3. 00:56Smith & Wesson M&P Shield Plus Review
  4. 01:18Springfield Armory Hellcat Review
  5. 01:44Glock 43X Review
  6. 02:22Glock 26 Review
  7. 03:27Polymer 80 Build Review
  8. 04:13Final Thoughts & Recommendations

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the best everyday carry (EDC) firearms under $400+ for 2022?

The top EDC firearms reviewed for over $400 in 2022 include the Mossberg MC2 SC, Smith & Wesson M&P Shield Plus, Springfield Armory Hellcat, Glock 43X, Glock 26, and custom Polymer 80 builds. Each offers unique advantages in ergonomics, capacity, shootability, and value for concealed carry.

Which EDC pistol has the best trigger for its class?

The Smith & Wesson M&P Shield Plus is highlighted for having the best trigger pull among micro-9mm or carry firearms under $1,000. It features a crisp, light trigger with an excellent reset, significantly enhancing its defensive capabilities and overall shooting experience.

What makes the Glock 26 a versatile EDC option?

The Glock 26 stands out for its versatility due to its compatibility with a wide range of Glock magazines, from 10-round flush fits to 33-round extended magazines. This adaptability, combined with its reliable Glock performance and shootability like a larger firearm, makes it a top choice for many EDC users.

Is building a Polymer 80 a good option for an EDC firearm?

Yes, building a Polymer 80 is an excellent option for a customizable EDC firearm. For $500-$700, you can select specific components to create a pistol tailored to your preferences, ensuring reliability and accepting standard Glock magazines, offering a unique and cost-effective alternative to factory-built guns.

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