Do You Agree?

[JTROKS]

Canik made it, but no Glock.

[Mayor McRifle]

Canik made it, but no Glock.

It said accurate, not cheap.

[Romeo_alpha01]

No Laugo Alien? No custom 2011s? No HK SP5?

Weak

[G-forceJunkie]

Define accurate. If were testing the firearms accuracy, you test it without human influence in a Random Rest.
A better term for this list is probably "what handguns do people find easy to shoot accurately."

[dC0m]

I've shot two of the 5 - as an owner of the TP9SFX - it is definitely accurate straight out of the box. I've had new shooters give it a gun and everyone has a surprised look on their face when they land all of their shots.

CZ 75; definitely a reason why militaries around the world use it.

[The Gleam]

Are these only current production guns? If not, then I don't agree. I would put the Walther P88 and the HK P7 series on there in lieue of one or two of those.

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[JTROKS]

It said accurate, not cheap.

The only OEM Glock 9mm I have is my G43X. Although accurate enough for its purpose I wouldn’t call upon it for Bullseye matches.

No Laugo Alien? No custom 2011s? No HK SP5?

Weak

The Wilson EDC is a modern take on a 1911

Define accurate. If were testing the firearms accuracy, you test it without human influence in a Random Rest.
A better term for this list is probably "what handguns do people find easy to shoot accurately."

Accurate would be 2” groups at 25 yards fired from Ransom Rest, maybe consistent headshot capable at 25 yards offhand freestyle. My CZ Shadow 2, Beretta 92, Springfield LT and RO, Sig P320 X5 in 9mm can do that.

[eaglemike]

Don't agree. A Sig 226 X5 Competition will definitely outshoot a SP01. I've owned both, and I don't think it's close. Other X5 version are likely close/as good as the X5 I had, but no personal experience.
The SP01 is a great gun for a run of the mill and affordable gun though.

[SirRicky85]

SP-01? That's low tier for CZ. They didn't even mention the Shadow or TS. The king of the hill for CZ is Czechmate. WC compact... eh

[Nvberinger]

Yes, I shot 4 out of 5. The list is fairly accurate. I would rank SIG 210 as highly accurate.

[JTROKS]

Don't agree. A Sig 226 X5 Competition will definitely outshoot a SP01. I've owned both, and I don't think it's close. Other X5 version are likely close/as good as the X5 I had, but no personal experience.
The SP01 is a great gun for a run of the mill and affordable gun though.

[Scotty]

What about all the 9mm built for the Bianchi Cup? Bruce Gray built guns that shot 2 in groups at 50 yards as the standard if you want to make it at the top.

[AFTII]

Don't agree. A Sig 226 X5 Competition will definitely outshoot a SP01. I've owned both, and I don't think it's close. Other X5 version are likely close/as good as the X5 I had, but no personal experience.
The SP01 is a great gun for a run of the mill and affordable gun though.

My friend has an X5 Short and Sweet, and it is the most accurate 9mm I've ever shot. I had an X5 Tactical, IIRC, in 40 and it was a tack driver.

I have an Sig P210 American Target, i.e., the P210 in the picture, and its accuracy is so so bordering on meh. I also have a CZC Shadow 2 and a Shadow 2 Orange. While better than the P210A Target, neither will hold a candle to the X5's. So, yea. I agree. Any list that doesn't include a German Custom shop X5 or X6 is incomplete at best.

[Brother_Hesekiel]

That's a chart made for newbees who want to go and buy their first 9mm.

Every CZ Checkmate, 2011 and custom 1911 will outshoot every single of those listed guns.

[Capybara]

I wouldn't believe any of it simply based on awful font choice.