Glock vs Sig Sauer

[Hrm995]

Which 10mm do you prefer?

 

[rkflorey]

Comes down to which one you shoot better.
Glock : functional, accurate, reasonably priced , lots of aftermarket parts and easy to work on. Great customer service on the rare occasion you need it.
SIG: functional, accurate, expensive ,pretty and hit or miss on customer service.
If you want pretty , and have to impress others buy the Sig.
If want a tool that works and plan too use it buy the Glock.
JMTC

 

[DoyleAlley]

Glock shooters will spend BIG money to add aftermarket triggers and sights that are already there on the Sig.

 

[Cjwsrt6]

Neither. Now that Glocks patten has expired there are many clones that are a better value.

PSA Dagger. Quality full size Glock clone, optics ready, threaded barrel, raised sights, upgraded trigger, slide cuts, 10 mags, case - $500.

Shadow Systems 920 - Significant Quality and upgrades at Glock pricing.



Sig - Overpriced when new and the value crashes whenever a newer model is released.

 

[kenny1773]

Glock or Glock clone 100%

 

[SouthernGunner13]

This is easy. Safety is priority and Sig has a Terrible reputation with not only quality, but safety when it comes to their pistols. That's why I won't own one. That and when there is an issue, they don't immediately own it like PSA does.
Sig's rifles on the other hand seem to be well built and I wouldn't mind getting my hand on one.

 

[DoyleAlley]

This is easy. Safety is priority and Sig has a Terrible reputation with not only quality, but safety when it comes to their pistols. That's why I won't own one. That and when there is an issue, they don't immediately own it like PSA does.
Sig's rifles on the other hand seem to be well built and I wouldn't mind getting my hand on one.

What Sig besides the P320 have a reputation for poor safety? I certainly have never heard of one.

 

[Kowpot1]

What Sig besides the P320 have a reputation for poor safety? I certainly have never heard of one.

I agree. Other than the Sig P320. Signs safety record is one of the best.

 

[RandyG357]

This is easy. Safety is priority and Sig has a Terrible reputation with not only quality, but safety when it comes to their pistols. That's why I won't own one. That and when there is an issue, they don't immediately own it like PSA does.
Sig's rifles on the other hand seem to be well built and I wouldn't mind getting my hand on one.

I’ve owned 9 Sigs (currently have a post trigger fix P320F) and have zero issues with either quality or safety. I’ve carried 3 of them professionally.

That said, if cost is a concern, M&P 10mm. If it isn’t, Springfield Ronin.

 

[miller1969]

Glock though I have no problem with German made SIGs (no longer a thing unfortunately)

I'm not a fan of SIG from Exeter NH. They've always produced worse p220 line guns. Using customers as r&d for the p320 and p365 sealed the deal.

 

[wardamneagle]

Does PSA make a 10mm handgun? Even if they did, used Glocks can be had for good prices if your patient and look. Glock takes the cake, their 10mms have an incredible reputation - along with every other model