Sig X-Five Legion vs. Walther Q5 Match SF and more!

Published on September 5, 2019
Duration: 23:02

This video provides an expert-level comparison of four high-performance competition pistols: the Sig X-Five Legion, Walther Q5 Match SF, CZ Tactical Sports, and Rex Alpha. The host, demonstrating high authority and expertise, uses precise measurement tools like trigger pull gauges and scales to offer objective data alongside subjective shooting impressions. Key insights include the CZ Tactical Sports being the gold standard for practical shooting, the Sig X-Five Legion offering innovative value with its tungsten-infused frame, the Rex Alpha as a solid DA/SA option, and the Walther Q5 Match SF falling short in balance and value.

Quick Summary

The CZ Tactical Sports is the gold standard for practical shooting competitions, featuring an all-steel frame and a sub-2lb trigger. The Sig X-Five Legion offers innovative value with its tungsten-infused frame. The Rex Alpha is a solid DA/SA choice, while the Walther Q5 Match SF was criticized for its balance and value.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Competition Handguns
  2. 01:03Rex Alpha Overview
  3. 01:45Walther Q5 Match SF
  4. 02:25Sig Sauer P320 X-Five Legion
  5. 04:20Range Testing: CZ Tactical Sports
  6. 06:07Range Testing: Sig X-Five Legion
  7. 08:21Range Testing: Walther Q5 Match SF
  8. 10:52Range Testing: Rex Alpha
  9. 13:00Final Rankings and Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key differences between the Sig X-Five Legion and the Walther Q5 Match SF?

The Sig X-Five Legion features a unique tungsten-infused polymer frame for balanced weight and feel, while the Walther Q5 Match SF has a traditional steel frame. The Sig is optics-ready with adjustable recoil springs, whereas the Walther also has an optics cut but was noted for a less favorable balance and heavier recoil impulse in testing.

Which pistol is considered the gold standard for practical shooting competitions among those tested?

The CZ Tactical Sports is presented as the gold standard for practical shooting competitions. It boasts an all-steel construction, an exceptionally light trigger pull (around 1.15 lbs), and a high magazine capacity of 20+1 rounds, contributing to its superior performance.

How did the tested pistols compare in terms of trigger pull weight?

Trigger pull weights varied significantly. The CZ Tactical Sports had the lightest at approximately 1.15 lbs. The Rex Alpha measured around 3.4 lbs (single action), and the Walther Q5 Match SF had a heavier pull at about 5.6 lbs. The Sig X-Five Legion's specific measurement wasn't detailed but implied to be very light.

What was the expert's final ranking of the tested competition pistols?

The expert ranked the CZ Tactical Sports first as the 'Gold Standard.' The Sig X-Five Legion was second, praised as the 'Best Value/Innovation.' The Rex Alpha secured third place as a 'Solid DA/SA' option, and the Walther Q5 Match SF was ranked fourth due to perceived issues with balance and value.

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