H&K P2000 vs. Sig Sauer P239 - TheFireArmGuy

Published on June 28, 2013
Duration: 8:40

This comprehensive review by TheFirearmGuy compares the H&K P2000 and Sig Sauer P239, two popular 9mm handguns. The expert guide details differences in price, physical dimensions, weight, trigger pull, sights, magazine capacity, and ergonomics. The reviewer highlights personal accuracy preferences, ultimately favoring the Sig Sauer P239 for its concealability and his shooting performance, while acknowledging the H&K P2000's advantages for home defense.

Quick Summary

The H&K P2000 and Sig Sauer P239 are compared for 9mm handgun enthusiasts. The P2000 offers higher capacity (13 rounds), an accessory rail, and is recommended for home defense. The P239 is thinner for concealed carry (8 rounds) and the reviewer found superior personal accuracy with it. Both are DA/SA hammer-fired, with the P2000 having a slightly heavier DA pull.

Chapters

  1. 00:05Introduction & Models
  2. 00:25Price Comparison
  3. 01:25Physical Dimensions & Grip
  4. 01:43Weight Comparison (Loaded)
  5. 02:02Trigger & Action Type
  6. 02:22Double Tap Performance
  7. 03:04Sights
  8. 03:22H&K P2000 Grip & Magazine Details
  9. 04:01Sig P239 Grip & Magazine Details
  10. 04:31Decocker Mechanisms
  11. 05:31Shooting Accuracy Impressions
  12. 06:49Field Stripping & Internals
  13. 07:28Overall Features & Recommendations

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key differences between the H&K P2000 and Sig Sauer P239?

The H&K P2000 features a higher magazine capacity (13 rounds), an accessory rail, and optional night sights, making it suitable for home defense. The Sig Sauer P239 is thinner for concealed carry (8 rounds) and the reviewer found he shot it more accurately.

How do the trigger pulls compare on the H&K P2000 and Sig Sauer P239?

Both are DA/SA hammer-fired pistols. The H&K P2000 has a 11.5 lb double-action pull and a 4.5 lb single-action pull. The Sig Sauer P239 has a 10 lb double-action pull and also a 4.5 lb single-action pull.

Which handgun is better for concealed carry, the H&K P2000 or Sig Sauer P239?

The Sig Sauer P239 is generally preferred for concealed carry due to its thinner profile, a result of its single-stack magazine design, which holds 8 rounds of 9mm ammunition. The H&K P2000 has a double-stack magazine holding 13 rounds, making it wider.

What are the typical price ranges for the H&K P2000 and Sig Sauer P239?

The MSRP for the H&K P2000 is $992, with an average street price around $870. The Sig Sauer P239 has an MSRP of $993, with an average street price closer to $800. Both are considered premium options.

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