Pocket 9mm Shootout Part 3 by Nutnfancy

Published on December 3, 2013
Duration: 25:51

This video presents a comprehensive shootout of popular pocket 9mm pistols, featuring detailed performance analysis and scoring by Nutnfancy and B.A.D. The Glock 26 emerged as the top performer, followed closely by the S&W M&P Shield and Sig P938. The review highlights critical factors like reliability, trigger quality, ergonomics, and shooter proficiency under stress, offering valuable insights for concealed carry selection.

Quick Summary

In Nutnfancy's Pocket 9mm Shootout Part 3, the Glock 26 scored highest with 25 points, noted for ease of accurate shooting under fatigue. The S&W M&P Shield followed with 23 points, praised for ergonomics and reliability. The review emphasizes trigger quality, grip consistency, and overall performance for concealed carry pistols.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Ruger LC9 Final Run
  2. 03:44Ruger LCR 9mm Final Run
  3. 08:52KelTec PF9 Final Run
  4. 12:22Kahr PM9 Final Run
  5. 15:03Sig Sauer P938 Final Run
  6. 18:58S&W M&P Shield 9mm Final Run
  7. 21:22Glock 26 Final Run
  8. 23:25Final Results and Summary

Frequently Asked Questions

Which pocket 9mm pistol performed best in the Nutnfancy shootout?

The Glock 26 achieved the highest score of 25 points, including a speed bonus. It was highlighted as the easiest to shoot accurately under fatigue, benefiting from its familiar platform and a 3.5lb connector.

What were the key factors evaluated in the pocket 9mm pistol shootout?

The shootout evaluated reliability under stress, trigger quality (pull weight, feel, reset), ergonomics, shooter proficiency, and overall performance scores. Grip consistency and fatigue were also noted as critical factors affecting reliability.

How did the S&W M&P Shield and Sig Sauer P938 perform in the shootout?

The S&W M&P Shield scored 23 points, earning a perfect 10/10 for its excellent ergonomics, crisp trigger, and reliability, making it a top concealed carry choice. The Sig Sauer P938 scored 19 points, praised for its single-action trigger but requiring adaptation for some shooters.

What issues were noted with the Ruger LC9 and KelTec PF9?

The Ruger LC9's trigger was described as 'atrocious' and 'long, heavy,' significantly impacting performance. The KelTec PF9, while light, experienced a failure to feed with an extended magazine and was noted as potentially finicky with gloves.

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