Choose Only One - TheFirearmGuy

Published on April 13, 2022
Duration: 6:55

This video reviews five midsize 9mm handguns, focusing on their features, dimensions, and trigger performance. The presenter, with experience in firearms, offers insights into each model's strengths and potential appeal to different users, highlighting trigger weights, magazine capacities, and aftermarket support. The goal is to help viewers choose their preferred firearm from the selection.

Quick Summary

This video compares five midsize 9mm handguns: FN 509C, Glock 43X, Springfield Hellcat Pro, CZ P10S, and Canik TP9 Elite Subcompact. Key features discussed include barrel length (around 3.5 inches), magazine capacity (12-15 rounds), trigger pull weights, and aftermarket support, helping viewers choose their preferred model.

Chapters

  1. 00:51FN 509C Review
  2. 02:00Glock 43X Review
  3. 03:07Springfield Hellcat Pro Review
  4. 04:14CZ P10S Review
  5. 05:25Canik TP9 Elite Subcompact Review
  6. 06:34Conclusion & Series Potential

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of midsize 9mm handguns?

Midsize 9mm handguns typically have barrels around 3.5 inches long and double-stack magazines that hold between 12 to 15 rounds. This size offers a good balance for concealed carry while maintaining a comfortable grip and adequate capacity for self-defense or range use.

How do the trigger pulls compare on these midsize 9mm pistols?

Trigger pull weights varied among the reviewed pistols. The FN 509C measured around 6.5 pounds, the Glock 43X at 5.5 pounds, the Springfield Hellcat Pro and CZ P10S both at 5 pounds, and the Canik TP9 Elite Subcompact had the lightest at 4.5 pounds, often with a very short reset.

Which of these midsize 9mm handguns is the smallest and lightest?

The Glock 43X is highlighted as the smallest and lightest option among the five midsize 9mm handguns reviewed. Despite its compact size, aftermarket magazines can increase its capacity to 15 rounds, addressing a common concern for some users.

What is the magazine capacity for the Springfield Hellcat Pro?

The Springfield Armory Hellcat Pro comes standard with 15-round flush-fitting magazines. This capacity, combined with its 3.7-inch barrel and longer grip compared to the original Hellcat, makes it a compelling option for those seeking a balance of firepower and concealability.

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