FN 509 Tactical Vs. Sig M17 Comparison

Published on November 23, 2019
Duration: 23:56

This video provides a detailed comparison between the FN 509 Tactical and the Sig M17, both contenders in the military's MHS trials. It covers their included cases, magazines, physical attributes like color and dimensions, grip textures, triggers, barrels (threaded vs. non-threaded), optic mounting capabilities, and weight. The presenter highlights key differences in aesthetics, ergonomics, and included accessories, offering insights into which features might appeal to different users.

Quick Summary

The FN 509 Tactical and Sig M17 are both striker-fired 9mm handguns that competed in the military's MHS trials. Key differences include the FN's standard threaded barrel and suppressor-height sights versus the Sig's modular P320 platform and crisper trigger. The FN offers broader optic compatibility and more included magazines, while the Sig is noted for its trigger reset and military adoption.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: FN 509 Tactical vs Sig M17
  2. 01:05Carrying Cases Comparison
  3. 01:19FN 509 Tactical Case Contents
  4. 02:57Sig M17 Case Contents
  5. 05:09Pistol Comparison: FN 509 Tactical vs Sig M17
  6. 05:11Frame Color and Texture
  7. 05:33Slide Comparison
  8. 05:50Dimensions and Barrel Length
  9. 06:49Core Functionality: Striker-Fired 9mm
  10. 07:01Military Contract Considerations
  11. 07:39Sig M17: P320 Modular System
  12. 08:14Sig M17 Grip and Ergonomics
  13. 09:05Sig M17 Slide Design
  14. 09:32Sig M17 Grip Texture
  15. 09:44Sig M17 Modular Frame System
  16. 10:09FN 509 Tactical Grip Texture
  17. 11:10FN 509 Tactical Grip and Reach
  18. 11:32FN 509 Tactical Shooting Feel
  19. 11:50Barrel Comparison: Threaded vs. Non-Threaded
  20. 12:53Trigger Comparison: Sig M17
  21. 13:56Trigger Comparison: FN 509 Tactical
  22. 15:24Safety Features: Optional vs. Standard
  23. 16:13Accessory Rails: Picatinny
  24. 16:54Sights Comparison
  25. 18:13Slide and Optic Mounting
  26. 19:38Weight Comparison
  27. 21:05Subtle Nuances: Ambidextrous Controls
  28. 22:00Takedown Procedure
  29. 22:20Overall Similarities and Differences
  30. 23:12Conclusion: Making Your Choice

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key differences between the FN 509 Tactical and the Sig M17?

The FN 509 Tactical features a threaded barrel, suppressor-height sights, and broader optic mounting compatibility. The Sig M17, while not having a threaded barrel, is part of the P320 modular system and offers a crisper trigger with a shorter reset. Both are striker-fired 9mm handguns with different frame colors and grip textures.

Which pistol comes with more magazines?

The FN 509 Tactical includes three magazines: two 24-round extended magazines and one 17-round flush-fit magazine. The Sig M17 comes with two 17-round magazines, with higher capacity aftermarket options available.

How do the barrels and suppressor compatibility compare between the FN 509 Tactical and Sig M17?

The FN 509 Tactical comes standard with a threaded barrel, making it ready for suppressors or compensators, and features suppressor-height sights. The Sig M17 has a slightly longer barrel but does not include a threaded barrel from the factory, requiring an aftermarket purchase for suppressor use.

What are the differences in optic mounting capabilities for the FN 509 Tactical and Sig M17?

The FN 509 Tactical is designed to accommodate multiple optics and comes with various mounting plates for different red dot sights. The Sig M17, as of the video, is primarily configured for the Leupold DeltaPoint, with future compatibility for Sig's own optics planned.

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