If I Had To Get Rid Of One Firearm, Which Would It Be?

Published on October 20, 2023
Duration: 7:26

This video features a firearms instructor evaluating a diverse collection of handguns to determine which one he would get rid of. He discusses the pros and cons of each, considering factors like reliability, shootability, aftermarket support, and personal value. Ultimately, the Glock 28 is chosen due to its unreliability and lack of carry use, despite being a smooth-shooting .380.

Quick Summary

The instructor from SPN Firearms chose to eliminate the Glock 28 from his collection. His reasoning was primarily based on its personal unreliability and the fact that he has never carried it, deeming it less practical than other firearms he owns.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: The Challenge
  2. 00:25Firearms on the Table
  3. 00:36Glock 43X
  4. 00:40Canik METE MC9
  5. 00:45Springfield Hellcat Pro & Glock 26
  6. 00:55Smith & Wesson M&P (Stainless)
  7. 00:58Springfield Armory XD 9
  8. 01:02HS Product / Glock 28
  9. 01:07Smith & Wesson M&P 9 2.0 Subcompact
  10. 01:20Glock 43 (with accessories)
  11. 01:34Springfield Armory XD-M Elite Compact
  12. 01:48Ruger SR9C
  13. 01:59Smith & Wesson Shield Plus
  14. 02:12CZ P10M
  15. 02:25Smith & Wesson CSX
  16. 02:46IWI Masada Slim
  17. 02:58Eliminating Favorites
  18. 03:15Why Not the CSX or .40 S&W?
  19. 03:28Why Not the CZ P10M or Hellcat?
  20. 03:42Canik METE MC9: Reliability Issues
  21. 04:15Ruger SR9C: Sentimental Value
  22. 04:39Glock 43: A Carry Staple
  23. 04:55Glock 43X: Fun to Shoot
  24. 05:34M&P 2.0 Subcompact: Flattest Shooter
  25. 05:50The Final Decision: Glock 28
  26. 06:16Reasoning for Glock 28 Elimination
  27. 06:36Final Thoughts on Firearm Value

Frequently Asked Questions

Which handgun did the SPN Firearms instructor choose to get rid of from his collection?

The instructor ultimately decided to get rid of the Glock 28. This decision was based on its personal unreliability and the fact that he has never carried it, making it less practical compared to other firearms in his extensive collection.

What factors did the instructor consider when deciding which firearm to eliminate?

Key factors included reliability, carryability, aftermarket support, versatility, and personal sentimental value. He also considered shootability and overall performance, aiming to keep firearms that are practical for self-defense or enjoyable for range use.

Why did the instructor keep the Ruger SR9C despite it being outdated?

The Ruger SR9C was kept due to significant sentimental value. It was one of the instructor's very first carry firearms, representing a crucial step in his journey as a firearm owner and enthusiast, making it irreplaceable.

What is the instructor's opinion on the Smith & Wesson CSX?

The instructor defends the Smith & Wesson CSX, stating it's a good carry gun designed for its intended purpose, countering negative reviews. He emphasizes that it's not meant to compete with 1911s in terms of trigger or reset, but rather as a practical concealed carry option.

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