What is the best pistol for IDPA / USP ?

[Squaregrouper]

Yes, that is a good gun but the square-ish grip feels chunky in my little sausage fingers

For a guy with smallish hands, the H&K VP9L (long slide) might be worth checking out.
I also second the recommendations for looking into CZ and Canik.

 

[Josey Wales]

For a guy with smallish hands, the H&K VP9L (long slide) might be worth checking out.
I also second the recommendations for looking into CZ and Canik.

Thank you !

 

[Josey Wales]

I would definitely check out canik lineup the latest combat Master, they just dropped. You can pick up for about 899. I've seen the lowest price so far. And there's even a video where it's ready to compete out of the box. A professional shooter from that company actually did just that in a advertisement for it and it's made by the same. Or designed by the same company that did all the custom guns for the John Wick movies. It's a monster they're on palmetto state armory. Site or cheat gun deals finds the lowest price for them. And I own a few of these guns. Along with quite a few glocks And a few walther Some.
Older ones, ppk mid range ppq And also one of the match grade, the PPQ2I believe and Walther undoubtedly has the best triggers out of the box. I would also agree with that until I came across. This company listed above the combat master. Their triggers are out of the box. I would say side by side as good as the high-end Walther to almost exactly the same and I don't know the combat masters pound. Trigger pull, but I know it shoots lightning. Fast has a built-in comp. Extended magwell, everything in the box like I. Mentioned is ready to compete. Probably even the holster that it comes with is set up like a competitive rig. Definitely a bad a** gun. Definitely very fast, very accurate low bore Axis. No.
Need to upgrade the trigger like you would any glock The only thing you would have to add because it does not come with one is an optic. If you prefer, I don't know the footprint but I know the gun right now is comparable to $2000 and up set ups and the company is solid. They caught my attention a while ago when I seen them online. Talking about the headline was Glock. Killers and I went to the range. Rented one bottom line. I left there with purchasing the mete m c nine as a carry micro With a holster, 2 mags and an optic for under 500. And it shoots better than a lot of my other. Carry guns. I'm not gonna get into send out of the box that came with a trigger better than one of my glock timney Trigger upgrades that can be as high as $300. Completely destroys it and every one of there. Handguns can be fired as fast as you can pull the trigger and the trigger reset is ridiculous. I have not personally shot the combat master yet. But I Know that if it's better than my rival, I can't imagine how ridiculous that could be because the one that I have is ready to compete out of the box and the combat master blows it away. This gun is set up strictly to compete in my opinion. I would not carry it because of the light trigger and just how ridiculously fast you can use it and to me. That's just not a carry gun. Unless you have a lot of years carrying an experience and they really experience handgun user. Because I know that I've been accused at the range with mine. That is nowhere near as good as that. One of having a binary or question of having 1 and I'm checking it. When I did a mag dump so they're ridiculous. I'm not one. It's my nexy and I don't compete yet Check out the advertisement on youtube where the dude takes its radar the box onto the range

Wow, what a write up !
Im searching for the video right now.
Thank you for taking the time to bring up all the good points !

 

[Josey Wales]

https://www.basspro.com/shop/en/cz-usa-p-10-c-semi-auto-pistol . $379.99, legal for IDPA and USPSA, CZ quality.

Damn, talk about affordable !

 

[erwos]

I know a dude who made USPSA GM / IDPA M with a basically unmodified CZ P10-C, so it can take you pretty far.

That said, I run a ported P320 X5 Legion in IDPA CO (TSA trigger kit, stock otherwise), and I'm very happy with it. You have to be careful with ports in IDPA, because you absolutely can fail chrono at major matches if you're running cheap bulk ammo and have a shorter (4" or less) barrel. But, on the other hand, they do make a pretty big difference in how flat the gun shoots. (I run the same gun with a non-ported barrel in USPSA CO.)

I run BUL SAS IIs in various variants for most other stuff.