B.C is a japanese visual kei band that was signed to the now defunct visual… Read Full Bio ↴B.C is a japanese visual kei band that was signed to the now defunct visual kei record labelDear Dolce. They started activities in 2011/10/02 and the would go on to disband at Birth SHINJUKU on 2013/11/17. However, in early 2015 vocalist 深須-miss- restarted the band as a solo project after leaving his current band ｔｈｅＤｉｃｅ . In 2016 former Bassist Tsuyoshi (ex-ｓａｃｒｉｆｉｃｅ) would rejoin the project with 深須-miss-. Currently all of B.C's music is being released through 深須-miss-'s youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmwKaAQ1CgoP3woriqb7Y5w .

Vo.深須-miss- (ex-ｓａｃｒｉｆｉｃｅ, ex-ｔｈｅＤｉｃｅ)
http://twitter.com/the_misstti

Ba.Tsuyoshi (ex-ｓａｃｒｉｆｉｃｅ)
http://twitter.com/bass_tsuyoshi

Ex. Members:
Gt.MK
Gt.明人-Akito- (ex-ｓａｃｒｉｆｉｃｅ)
Dr.Fumiya
Discography:

2012.08.07 Repetition (Single)

1.Repetition

2012.07.23 Retriever (Single)

1. Retriever

2012.07.16 SAME (Single)

1. SAME

2012.06.17 time off (Single)

1. time off

2012.03.07 Blind czarizm (Album)

1. Are you redy?(se)
2. from HOLE
3. Desert
4. IT'S ALL IN THE PAST
5. D.D
6. Clear voice
7. Daffy DOG
8. 「WORST」9mm「FACT」
9. FOLL

2011.11.24 Clear voice (Single)

1. Clear voice
2. Answer

Official:

Website: http://www.bc-official.com/ (defunct)

2) "5 piece, harsh noise and powerviolence motivated hardcore from Singapore."
https://www.facebook.com/bisingbc

「WORST」9mm「FACT」
B.C Lyrics

We have lyrics for these tracks by B.C:

Answer Yeah yeah yeah yeah You know I'm dying here all alone…
Are you ready 変わり映えのない日常めまい起こしそうになる回る世界で月灯り眺めてるピカピカの翼閉じたままで待ち続けたってむ…
Bastard 俺たちがアカバネ North Bastard Bastard 俺たちがアカバネ North Bastard Bastar…
COLD (Oouu) (Ok) (Lets go) Think I got frostbite on these cold ni…
D.D This shit bang tell me lil baby Whatchu think Got…
DEAF Hear the door slam Yelling things we'll regret Seems we hit …
Denial Bin around the globe I bet you didn't know Bop in on…
Desert Bass bleeds out of the stereo, bending whips down the…
Evergreen A song ease Your lonely Let my words Take your hand Let…

FOLL Äntligen je fridain Håre je kaamba tibaks Vestin å jeansböxo…
Gotta 夜の帳がclose,ほら聞こえてる俺たちの声、歌、喜びや悲しみもすべてここにあるぜ T202K2Y20! なにも怖く…
Hannibal Γενια απεφαν Ταλιμπαν Ταλιμπαν Ταλιμπαν Ταλιμπαν Ταλιμπαν Τα…
How I Bleed Wash opioids down with Cherry Coke Waste your weed on un-smo…
idgaf [Intro: B Free] Aye Hahahahaha Shawty sent me a pic on the s…
IT'S ALL IN THE PAST He's got it all in control He's got it all in…
ITS ALL IN THE PAST Leave it all in the past The pain, won't always last Only…
Let Me Down Walk in the mall for you buy it all If i…
Little Red Corvette I am the little red rooster Too lazy to crow for…
Preacher I'm a street preacher call me a pastor I can't even…
Ready Set Go For sure I'm ready to go Just let me hear you say Your…
SOS Oh oh oh 잠은 잘 잤냐고 궁금하지도 않을 물음표가 찍혀 있네요 Say no…
SOS II I'm so into you I can't stay away from you My bad I…
Swarm So much money coming in I can't lie If I see…
Toxic It's been a long time comin Girl you got prayin for…
Vuelo Vuelo Entre nubes Me mantengo en el cielo Y cantando así Cie…

War Dispatch dispatch - we need all units now Ballistic attack d…

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Comments from YouTube:

Honest Outlaw

6y↑949

The Beretta M9 was suppose to be on this list as an honorable mention, honestly I just forgot to mention it. The 1911 didn't make it even though I love it bc it is made by too many different manufactures with different tolerances and quality control. 1911's from Dan Wesson, Colt, Springfield and so on are great pistols but they're are a lot of duds out there as well.

anthony giannantonio

Outlaw, I'm a long-time watcher, first time replyer. Quick question- CZ or HK? Which do you prefer? I love the way both shoot and my CZ p-07 is the most accurate pistol I own. But if you had to choose, which one do you prefer?
Thanks! -Tony G

OU812 ALSO

I completely agree about the 1911 issue. It's not enough to just say "1911" and if you say "Colt 1911" the time period it was made becomes an issue as well.

Gary Bouwman

I have a Girsan Regard (Beretta M9 clone) that I really like. Never had a problem with it.

Marcos S

@Roosted Remains Many guns came and went since the beginning of the century, many new ones, although over designed are great. I'm not a polymer type pistol guy but in 9mm, best ever and every serious gun owner or collector should have, Browning Hi Power, Beretta 92 (92A1 in my case) and HK P30 (the L version even better). I would not trade or sell any of those for ABSOLUTELY nothing else on earth. All is subjective of course, my personal opinion, now everybody can flame me :).

Thumper

Smith & Wesson Model 59 one of best double stacks ever made.

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Chris Nedbalek

2y↑69

0:32 #5 Browning HI Power
1:26 #4 Sig p226
1:52 #3 H&K USP
2:30 #2 Glock
3:14 Honorable mention
3:30 NOT the Remington RP9
3:39 Cz 75, P07

Carl Johnson

4y↑27

I have qualified with an M1911, M9, P226, and Glock 21 as duty weapons. All of them were reliable, but the P226 is my hands down favorite. When my PD switched to the Glock, I was able to purchase my issue P226. I have put somewhere north of 20,000 rounds through it without a single problem. I also had a CZ75 that my dad traded to me in exchange for a Smith and Wesson 5906. I loved the CZ75, but Dad did too, so after a few months he wanted to trade back. I don’t blame him. If it had been anyone other than my dad I would have told them, “Too bad!”

william williams

4y↑3

the sig p226 is a great gun best i ever did shoot. my freiend had one and couldnt hit the side of a barn with it so i tried it 25 yards out as fast as i could pull the trigger emptied the clip i shot a 3" group. it took me about 3000 rounds before i was able to hit like that with my S&W 6904

Piob Mhor

4y↑20

I carried my issued Browning Hi Power in the Canadian Army. The only misfire I had was ammo related. Accuracy sucked mostly due to the hundreds of thousands of rounds that went down the barrels of these workhorses. Excellent firearm. Today, I own a S&W M&P 9. Goes bang every time I pulled the trigger. I liked it so much, I bought stock in the company.

Joe

2y↑1

Definitely valid that the 1911 would not be on here because of the amount of different manufacturers that have made it over the years, but I do own a SpringField Armory 1911-A1 Mil Spec, and it is by far my favorite pistol I have ever shot. Perfect trigger and naturally points. I can hit exactly where I want when I want, and I have never had a single malfunction with it after over 2,000 rounds. I take care of it of course, but in a self defense situation, it would definitely be the gun I would go far out of all the ones I have.

Julian Kalinec

2y↑2

The very first gun I ever owned was a cz p-09. It was a gift from my father when I was in my early teenage years. As I get older and learn more about guns, the more I realize just how amazing this gun really is. Great video as always my friend!

Bernhard Staufer

2y↑2

I still love the P226. Full metal frame and a slide and mag release like butter. It's just so well built and reliable that i can't barely shoot anything else.

GoodGuys Gear

5y↑30

I went around and around, reading up in search of the best gun around, and though a steel on steel gun may not be for everyone, I absolutely love my cz 75b .40. Had it for near a year, run over 1500 rounds including a variety of self defence ammo, and have not had a single failure. Warms my heart to see it at the top of this list.

xxdizannyxx

2y↑1

Too bad you got the .40 and not the 9mm.

Robert Watson

3y↑1

Call back when you get to around the 100,000 round mark. The gun hasn't been shot enough to determine reliability.

Axl Despaw

3y↑8

#5 0:33 BROWNING HI POWER
#4 1:27 SIG P226
#3 1:52 HK USP/HK P30
#2 2:30 GLOCK PISTOLS
#1 3:39 CZ 75/P-07

Tom Messina

4y↑5

Not a big target shooter... but I used a 1911A1.... would not be here without it today. It was rough to look at and use but it did the one thing I required... It kept me alive in Vietnam. All I can say is it was beloved by me and NEVER let me down... and it hit what I aimed at (no, not targets) and not a single person got back on their feet coming up against us.

vitiated vagabond

hot damn old salt. youre gettin me excited. thanks for your work

Boston Tracy

4y↑1

From everything I’ve heard, online & from friends (as well as gun shop workers), the Sig Sauer P320 is a very good beginner gun.
From everything I hear, it’s got minimal kickback, very reliable, easily upgraded, & very durable.
Another gun I’m looking at for my first gun is the Israeli Masada. I like that it’s ambidextrous (mag. release & I think the safety too), I hear it’s very durable, very reliable, & supposedly has a pretty light kickback; I also like how light it is.
Those 2 guns are both worth checking out, for you.

David S Diamond

4y↑7

I have a Glock 26 and love it. I also own a CZ 75 P07 Duty and that one is my baby. Just an all around great weapon and so damn fun to shoot. Double stack that doesn't feel like a double stack, well balanced, fantastic trigger, easy to get back on target, and is just a dream to shoot. The best handgun that nobody knows about.

BC Bann

2y↑4

Definitely agree on the Sig. had a P228 (lil brother if the 226) that spent the night in a creek, underwater and in silt (long story) and found it , took it right out to the range and it shot all 14 rounds that were underwater all night and then another 300 rounds with zero malfunctions. Used sig P228 for 10 years as a duty weapon and never had a malfunction.

Manley Badger

5y↑98

Thanks for giving props to CZ. I loved my CZ 75 compact and may the burglar who stole it die of a horrible disease. I still love my CZ 2075 Rami and I know it will always go bang when it's supposed to. Ergonomics, accuracy, durability, reliability and price make CZ nothing short of the prefect choice. There are two kinds of shooters in the world, those who love CZ and those who just haven't shot them yet.

william owens

4y↑3

I have owned pretty much every gun that he listed besides the ppq and I prefer the cz. It's combination of reliability and accuracy are just so far above the others to me. I really notice the difference in accuracy when I back up to 50 yards. The cz 75 just keeps a better group. I don't care about the name and who's right or wrong. Whatever gun shoots the best is all that matters. I haven't even bothered with the shadow version either because the factory cz 75 sp01, phantom, or b model all shoot the same. And they are near perfect. I say near because I'm probably the only thing keeping the bullets from hitting bullseye every time. The 226 is next in 357 sig. Honestly the glock wouldn't even make my list. I know people love that gun but I have never seen it do what others claim it will do.

Dopey Vong

I'm a glock guy but my next handgun gotta be the CZ accushadow 2.

Fernando G. Ramirez.

Brent Reeve yeah go for it mate! Those things are built to last nuclear war, alien invasion and all sorts of Armageddon scenarios. That gun is a tank, love it.

Brent Reeve

4y↑2

Hell I love CZs and I have yet to shoot 1 as far as I can remember. But I'm buying a 75 compact Omega soon.

gearbanger

4y↑3

I agree! I love CZ's and had a CZ75 I purchased in Germany in 1989 stolen from my home around 2003. I'm still angry as hell today about it.

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Mondo

4y↑24

For the record, the HK VP70 is the first poly framed pistol. It came out in 1970, 12 years before Glock.

Regicidal Militia

It was also horrible with the worst trigger created by man. Props for the first plastic pistol though.

Bristecom

2y↑1

But Glock was the first to use glass infused polymers or something that made them particularly reliable. HK had switched back to metal frames until the USP, when many started using the Glock formula (infused polymer frame, double stack magazine, Sig-Sauer style tilting barrel, etc). Regardless, HK was the first and was probably the most innovative.

alan smith

3y↑2

I miss mine

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william schramm

I have Ruger P95 that has never jammed and is very affordable ,easy to clean and never jams. Granted the other models are more sophisticated , but for the average person, taking the in consideration the price I paid for this gun in comparison to the ones you mentioned, I am happy with my Ruger!! The previous model that I had, over aprox. 40,000 rounds went thru it. It wore out. Ruger sent me a discount for an updated model at a deeply discounted price. Need I say more!!

Sigmund Kostrzewski

2y↑1

IWI Jericho 941/ Aka baby desert eagle 2 semi compact is a phenomenal pistol albeit a bit on the heavy side , completely reliable and can take some serious abuse without misfire or malfunction. I think IWI is often quite overlooked

AA American Locksmith Inc Steve Stegle

You mentioned my Remington RP9..Actually, after a bit of feed ramp polishing and after about 150 rounds thru it, it has been a pretty good & reliable firearm.
I've had no issues with it after the initial 150 - 200 rounds.

That said, I agree with you on the choice of your top 5 firearms.
Great video & well presented.

Mike Mian

3y↑5

I love my PX4. I tried several guns on the range before buying it. As a noob with bigger than average hands, the .40 variant shot as well as 9mm glocks. The double action means I'm comfortable carrying with one in the chamber and safety off.

I've only got 500 rounds through it, but basic tear down for cleaning is simple and easy. I don't store it in a bucket of mud, so envisage reliability will remain good.

I live in CA so only have 10 round clips, so each round needs to make an impression.

E.C. Alexander

2y↑1

I've shot all of the weapons listed in this video. IMO, The PX4 Storm is my favorite, followed by the CZ -75.

Henry-Luke

5y↑24

Great video! Thanks for sharing. One small thing though; the HK VP70 was the first polymer-framed handgun, predating the Glock 17 by 12 years. God bless those people at HK. The USP has reliably sent so many souls to heaven, its God’s favorite handgun.

David Jarvis Tastic

2y↑2

I came here to see if someone else made this comment already. Cheers!

Don Esry

3y↑2

Thanks for all of the videos that you do! Your ability to ring those steel targets from 100 yards away is amazing. I would need a shotgun to hit those targets as far back as you do. Have you thought about doing an old school vs new school comparison? For example, the new Walther PDP compact is almost the same size as the H&K USP compact but they are very different guns.

Daniel MacKormack

3y↑8

A S&W 5906 9mm was my 1st pistol so I am particularly fond of that series of pistols. I'd say the CZ 75 was a great pic for #1 bc that's one of the only pistols that left a lasting impression after the 1st time I shot it !

Daniel MacKormack

2y↑1

@Martin Klaus I was in an altercation and fell on my right side . My Glock magazine popped out when I slipped on a beer bottle ( not my finest moment lol) . Lucky I didn't need to resort to a handgun but at least the Glock didn't have a mag disconnect.
I now see the drawback to having any pistol with a magazine disconnect !

Martin Klaus

2y↑1

Loved my 5906, except it wasn't a very tactical gun with the trigger disconnect when the magazine was removed. Fun to fire, but never carried it on duty for that reason.

Michael Pond

4y↑6

1911, FN p45, sig p220, Browning hi-power, HK, CZ.
I carried a P220 for over 25 years and it never failed.

Oh I don't know

3y↑11

Loved my Hi Power, never let me down. It also helps that it was the first pistol I was ever issued so it holds a special place in my heart!

The fact that you could use the thing to club someone to death was an added bonus.

DIY Dad

2y↑1

Great video! I just wish my CZ was as reliable as everyone says it is. Had more feeding issues than any other gun I own M&P’s and PPQ’s and HK’s have been absolutely rock solid for me. Still thinking about that P226 some day.

Fergus

5y↑58

When I got out of college the first firearm I bought was an HK USP.... best engineered pistol ever, in my opinion.

Fergus

3y↑1

@Captain Lou yeah, that was my second choice... excellent pistol!

L3GENDBAAP

3y↑1

Arigato Kisuke

Captain Lou

3y↑6

Fired a few guns at the gun range trying to decide which to buy. A Glock, 1911, P226, M&P, and the USP. I fired more consistently with the USP than any of the others. I liked the Sig but USP won me over. The knock people have on its proprietary rail and it's price point are silly to me. It's great weapon made with precision and reliable materials. I love it.

Alexander Husen

3y↑3

Tears of the sun is the reason Iove the hk usp

@RealJay

Love my CZ-75 SP-01. Bought it because the Remington 1911 I bought was jamming on every magazine no matter what pieces I "upgraded". Glad I made the right choice! Funny thing is though, the Hi-Power actually is the grandfather of the CZ-75, so I think you could remove that from the list and fit a 5th gun onto your list somewhere.

Kevin de la Vega

First pistol I bought was a shield 1.0. The next 2 were CZ's, a SP-01 Tactical and a PCR. Now I mostly carry my Glock 19 gen 5 mos, mainly because it's lighter than the pcr. I will say that my PCR is my favorite gun to look at.

User Unknown

3y↑2

CZ75B
I love that contraption.
Supernatural accuracy due to its reversed P210 like rails giving it a low bore axis conducive to lower recoil and muzzle flip and the damn thing is crazy reliable. Being all steel, you can literally hammer nails and still maintain incredible reliability and accuracy.

Yurii Hordiienko

2y↑1

Crazy reliable? What about Firing Pin issue man?

Tin Man

4y↑1

I think that CZ makes some of the finest firearms in the world. A CZ-SP-01 Tactical is my favorite 9 mm. Feels great in your hand, great thumb rest, good trigger in SA and DA right out of the box, very accurate, seriously dampened recoil and muzzle flip, and a nice decocker function for concealed carry. I had it on order for six months, and it was worth the wait.

JD White

Had almost every fun on this list. Could not agree more. I do have to say I sold my 75BD when I bought the Canik T100. By far my favorite gun to shoot. It’s like a hybrid between the CZ75 and a Jericho

Noah Russell

6y↑5

I EDC a Browning hi power. I absolutely love it and know that it will never let me down in a time of need. It says a lot about it that it was first made over 80 years ago, but is still a rival of all modern day firearms.

Frank Cassetta

3y↑2

Great list! I'm dying to tryout a P226, P07 and USP. But until then, my top two are CZ75 PCR and Beretta M9. Keeping making videos!

Appaple

never had a P226 fail me. Cycles anything you feed it

Jerry Herndon

4y↑1

I've owned a CZ 75D Compact pcr for quite a while now but I don't necessarily have a lot of rounds through it, maybe 3000. But I have never had a hiccup of any kind and it is without a doubt the most accurate handgun I have ever shot that had not had a lot of custom work done to it. I would also add the Beretta PX4 storm, as a close competitor. These two pistols are what is left out of approximately seven that I was carrying in my daily rotation.

Bubba chuck

I can vouch for the Sig p226.Absolutely reliable

John Thomsen

Before I bought my 9mm I did extensive research, poured over comparison lists and watched endless expert videos. I ended up buying the coolest looking one

Austin Smothers

I was honestly very surprised to see that the 1911 wasn't on here. That said I actually own a CZ 75 spo1 and I absolutely love it as a tactical handgun I can't think of anything else that you really want other than both a manual safety and a decocker instead of either or.

mada cro

6y↑17

Perfect #1 choice! I love a lot of semi auto designs, but CZ win it for me with their looks and reliability! I've watched your videos in the past but just recently subbed, wish I would've sooner! Great reviews brother, keep em coming!

Cro Minion

An honorable mention for me would be the old Ruger P series. I have an old beat up P89 that's been every bit as reliable as my USP9 (which has been flawless). 👍

Michi

4y↑2

Yep agree, beretta 92 (or whatever variant, 98, M9 etc) must be in this list. It's literally everywhere around the world.. read about some crazy stress test of 30.000 plus rounds with no jamming.

Cmac13

Great list. And your channel is one of the best out there. No frills, no politics. Direct content. As for this video, my first gun was a Browning Hi-Power 9mm. 30+yrs ago. Appreciate you. Keep it up.

Jim M

My CZ 75B had a few failures to return to battery over the first hundred rounds. I think the mag springs were so stiff it was slowing down the slide. Since then, it’s been perfect. Glock 19, CZ PO1, and Sig P226 have all been perfect from the box. I may need an USP 45.

Ole Boy

The BHP is by far my all time favorite pistol in the history of ever. Second to that was at one time the Sig P226 German made stamped guns. The HK USP is one of the most iconic and likely the most reliable pistol, ever. The Glock…enough said. It just works. Well said here! I would put the M&P M2.0 at the top of the list. Having been redesigned by General Dynamics it is, IMO, the most robust, reliable and durable striker fire pistol on the market, which is saying something b/c I LOVE the HK VP9 and the venerable Glock 19 (which is arguably the best combat pistol ever made), but it’s really hard to argue with the CZ75. It’s really a fantastic pistol with an illustrious resume, and it is STILL in use all over the world. Based on the BHP, with a few modifications, it really is hard to go wrong with the CZ75. I love the M2.0, HK and Glock and consider them the most reliable pistols in the world, but I can tell you this. If I were going to carry an all metal, hammer fire gun it would most definitely be the CZ75B. Nice list.

Mark Toigo

5y↑34

CZ75B!!!! I'm so proud to find another guy with my affection for CZ PISTOLS. I'VE NEVER BEEN DISAPPOINTED BY A CZ. I'VE NEVER LOST A MATCH WITH A CZ EXCEPT TO ANOTHER CZ! I've been carrying a 75b concealed for 8 years, giving up a Springfield 1911 for it as soon as I shot it! I've taken hogs, Bobcats, & turkeys. All I added to my 75b was THX sights. Period.

king pin

May I ask what caliber? And how many hogs, that's awesome!

Brian Hess

That double action pull on a 75 is so smooth

Mike

Got a CZ-75 P-01 Omega, best pistol I've ever shot. Wouldn't hesitate at all staking my life on it.

Paul van Reenen

Loved the review. My CZ 75 SP01 Phantom holds 18 rounds and has NEVER failed me once yet!
PS: I hunt hogs with dogs and have had some hair raizing encounters. That CZ feels like a Katana in your hands.

Tony V

The first 9 x 19 I ever fired was a German P-35 war trophy, when I was 8 years old. The second 9 x 19 I fired was a Beretta Brigadier, when I was 10 years old. The P-35 has been my favorite ever since. Wish I could afford one...sigh.

Jeremy Priest

Great vid. You mentioned the s&w compact 2.0, but I felt the shield should have been included. I'll bet on one over a glock anyday.

Smallengineworld BCSERK

Hi-Power is great, but I’d say the 1911 deserves to be on the list. I mean it is completely made out of steel, hundreds of shots have gone through them without jamming, and their simplistic mechanisms make them easy to work on

Dave Hubbard

4y↑57

So glad to hear that CZ was up on top. Mine has been extremely reliable extremely accurate I thoroughly enjoy it

Brian Hess

3y↑1

An underrated pistol manufacturer. You got to love the CZ-75 double action pull, it's pretty smooth. I remember when the Cold War was going on they were rare and prized. 10th SF Grp had some for familiarization.

Avery Smith

4y↑14

Absolutely nailed it! My CZ P07 is the best! After my classes, I’ve had a lot of my students buy them who didn’t know just what they wanted. Haven’t had a single disappointed customer yet. I also like that you had more DA/SA in you list than strikers!

Kyle Wood

CZ also has the PCR, 1/2 steel, 1/2 aluminum alloy frame. Which happens to be my fav along with my 1911!
Great video...

Allan Paimets

Glad that CZ 75 tops the list. Great gun shoot very accurate and well balanced. Have a tactical version, one the ´best pursuit I've ever made.

Vincent Christopher

Great choices! I was wondering why the CZ 75 series wasn't mentioned until you hit #1. I'd replace the high-power with the Beretta 92 series though. It's funny you mentioned the USP. My father's choice for home defense was a USP .45 before he passed away. A Beretta 92 Pietro before that. He got it as soon as it came out on the market. Neither had a single malfunction with ANY ammunition. On the downside, the HK by no means the most accurate gun on the list. In fact, it's probably the least. Neither of us could group with it past 50 ft.

John Rodriguez

3y↑1

Excellent video bro!!! I own 4 of the 5 pistols u mentioned and I can attest to ur recommendations. I've carried them all at one time or another as an off duty or back up gun! Keep up the great work! 😃👍

poncoolride

4y↑2

I think the CZ 75 is as perfect a pistol as there is. Double/single with a safety if you like to carry condition 1. Absolutely reliable and excellent accuracy. I like the Taurus PT 92 for the safety with double action and hammer drop also.

HR LKT

poor boy alert

oceanic0809

6y↑36

I love my Beretta 92A1. I still think the 92 should make it into the top 5. Very good video. Very praise worthy pistols.

Peter Ward

4y↑2

Nice list . Cz is the shooters gun. For anyone out there who enjoys shooting and hasn't ever taken any of the cz 75 series guns out on the range, highly recommend you give one a try and see for yourself.

Justin Belcher

I'm glad you gave the PPQ at least an honorable mention. LOL!!! I would say 2 of the most reliable pistols I've ever used and owned were the EAA Witness 40 caliber and the Beretta p92 9mm.

Thelby1

I can bare fact witness to the CZ P09. Such a fantastic sidearm. I want the 2075 RAMI BD for CC and EDC, next!

Jeffrey Woods

Picked up a 75D compact PCR. After 1,000 rounds it’s just getting smoother. Zero malfunctions. I haven’t shot anything I like better.

Riflemanm16a2

My CZ75-B has been my least reliable firearm. I probably just got a lemon, but it's had one issue after another. The extractor spring was underpowered, so after the first few hundred round, it suddenly couldn't make it through a magazine without a failure to extract. After fixing that, the extractor itself broke (probably from so many malfunction clearances that dropped the slide on a casing stuck in the chamber). After fixing that, it stopped going into battery sometimes. I've put a stronger recoil spring in it, so I hope that's the last fix it needs, but I haven't fired it enough to really consider it reliable; in the past I'd have stints of 500 rounds without an issue, and then it would start jamming every other round, so I don't know how many rounds it will take to convince me it's reliable. It sucks because it's probably one of the easiest guns to shoot accurately, and the grip is one of the most comfortable.

I Love Chicken Adobo

6y↑29

I love my Browning Hi-power 😍. So glad you included it into your top 5! And I use my Cz75 BSA for EDC!

WinKee Manley

5y↑4

Have had my Hi Power for 40 years now and it goes bang every time. God Bless john Moses Browning.

Quality Guru

I was looking for intel to provide a friend of mine that is looking at purchasing his first firearm and I ran into this video. You can’t do any better than getting good counsel from the Honest Outlaw. Excellent video.

Rob Levy

excellent list -i own all but the H&K and every one functions all the time they are built tough and accurate - he CZ and the Sig seem to be the most accurate. just a great review.

Bill Jeffries

I have the CZ 75D compact ; was glad to see it on the list. Hope to get an HK P30 SK sometime.

Giray Kamil Kaya

4y↑5

Finally someone put hp on their list. It’s a great gun, actually improved over 1911. I can’t believe it is not popular like 1911 in USA.

Will Edwards

You seem to be pretty well on the mark to me. I am a firm believer in mu H&K pistols and my Glock G41. Very reliable. Never had a CZ, but one of my partners uses one. I use my Glock as my duty weapon because besides its reliability it is a relatively inexpensive weapon to use.

possumtrotranch

5y↑9

Great list! I carry glocks and they are extremely reliable. I was impressed with your inclusion of Browning High Power. Beautiful weapon.!

Adam Warner

I have the CZ SP-01. I’ve only had one failure to feed the second time I shot the gun. I put a little oil on it and never had another problem. It has quickly become my favorite pistol.

Whisky Papa

I own all 5 on this list, I probably will replace the CZ with Beretta 92 but mostly agree the list as whole. I really looking forward for Springfield to continue the Browning Hi Power's legendary track record.

Doc Huard

4y↑1

I have an H&K USP in .40 that I purchased in 1995. I'm on my second barrel. In that time I've had two malfunctions, both stovepipes (fail to eject) and both with Tulammo. Accurate and reliable I also have it's baby brother, the USP Compact, also in .40 for carry. I love and trust these guns!

Hannibal Barca

Had both CZ75 and Glock for years. Both were top notch reliable with any ammo. For best combat situation (lol) i give edge to CZ because the mag release is sooo much better- slight pressure launches mag out. Insert new mag and it racks itself. Reloads are by far BY FAR faster than any gun ive ever owned

Paul M

2y↑3

I've shot great groups with Browning Hi-Powers, I always thought of it as an upgrade to the 1911 design. Like a vampire who can walk in the sun. All the benefits and none of the drawbacks. No need for all the fancy remodeling everyone does on their stock 1911s. My issue with this list is that the Beretta 92 isn't on it. Sure, he give it an honorable mention in his comment, but it's a top-5 reliable production gun IMO. Yes the Sig, H&K & Glock also belong without question. The 1911 does NOT, because it requires mods to get to "top 5 reliability." But I would kick off the Hi-Power and drop the Beretta in there. It's just a better gun, PLUS it's SA/DA, more versatile than the Hi-Power. And the fact that you don't have to cock it makes it more relialbe, IMO... uh.. if you don't have time to cock.

Robert Riggs

5y↑10

Great presentation as always. I do think that a quality 1911 should be on the list but nice job

Jack JFB

In have to admit that I have only shot a couple of guns on this list. I love my Ruger SR9C. 1500 rounds in and never a hiccup. With 17+1 , great stock sights I feel super comfortable. BTW I love your channel!!!!

Spread Eagled

3y↑3

I once had an H&K USP in .40 S&W. It was a very reliable pistol, but I have small hands and it was uncomfortable for me to shoot it. So I sold it. The H&K products are not accommodating to small hands, but big ones only. So to those who have big hands, the USP is a fabulous pistol. As for me, the 1911 pistol fits my small hands beautifully.

David Wainwright

You should try a P30 or VP9 , not only do they have interchangeable back straps but side panels too

David Wainwright

You should try a P30 or VP9 , not only do they have interchangeable back straps but side panels too

Roy Rivera

3y↑29

I had a Browning HP in the late 80's and it was a pleasure to shoot! Now I have a CZ P-07 that will stay with me until the day I die! Awesome gun!

Brian Hess

3y↑1

Both great pistols. I'd be happy with either.

Christopher Woulfe

3y↑1

Been a while but never had any reason to complain about several different Browning Hi Powers.

WinKee Manley

3y↑4

I have been carrying my Hi Power (FN Belgium) for 40 years and regularly shoot it at my club.
It is very reliable and has never let me down.
Recently, I have applied for a licence for a CZ P07. Hope that I am successful in getting the licence for this CZ.

Stephan Hall

All great pistols. For me, the Sig P320 and P229 have been most reliable.

Kweisi Christianson

I would have added the 1911 due to its history and the only reason why so many companies stamp there own is because they are so durable and reliable. I have had no issue with mine and I have fired more than 500 rounds with bullets ranging 230 and above (as much powder that can possibly fit in a single cartridge)

milehighed5280

6y↑7

Hey Honest! Good vid. I guessed correctly both #1 and #2 on your list. Totally agree! Guessed the others too, but I was a little surprised the Beretta didn't even make your honorable mentions. I wasn't too surprised that 4 out of 5 on your list were hammer fired pistols. However, three striker fired ones did make it in your honorable mentions.

elpasowrangler

I like PO7 and CZ75. In the past I have owned both. Also, I have owned 1911s by a number of manufacturers. So far they all worked as advertised. One favorite was a Star PD made in Spain. It's detractors didn't like it because it had an aluminum frame in the days of steel. Of course cops bought them as "backups" to their 38 special. Revolvers.

CAVlogs121

4y↑4

Great picks! I love all those pistols. For reliability alone, I love the Glock platform. I have owned several and not once have they ever had any issues and I’ve put thousands of rounds through them. Those are the pistols I trust my life to.

Eric Heng

Great video, plus appreciated the part at the end about helping out local home and shelters and recycling

ETM

My P226 Dark Elite turned me into a Sig fanboy. Been going strong for 10 years now!

Bryan Topash

4y↑1

Pleasantly surprised with your #1 pick! I have the P-09 and absolutely love it!

Craig Clarke

5y↑15

All great pistols my favorite is the H&K USP .45. Carried it the last 10 years on the job. No Jams or failure to feed. 🇺🇸

Maxwell Marsden

...even on cheap ammo they are FUNCTIONAL suckers ain't they???!!! =)

Randall Swallow

After 32 year as a LEO I have a little experience here. I was a firearms instructor and also servered on our tactical team for a number of years. During my first 10 years I carried a Sig P226 9mm. By far the most reliable gun I've ever had. I had Thousands of rounds threw that gun and NEVER had one malfunction.. After 10 years a decision was made (not by me) to switch to the Sig P220 45 Cal. Also a great gun but wasn't to the level of the P226. To this day I have my old P226 and P220 service weapons, and wouldn't trade either of them for anything on the market... Just my two cents...

OldNatty

USP was the first hand gun I owned. It just felt right in my hand. It was love at first sight. I've had it longer then my last wife.

Will Shawver

I have a CZ SP-01 and P-01 Omega. P-01 is my EDC. I don't think this firearm knows how to fail. Questionable reloads all the way to critical duty rounds. It just goes bang.

Jameer Johns

I was honestly shocked with the number one choice I have a P-09 and it is really ammo picky it does not like reloads at all… Shoots nicely and is fairly accurately in the right hand but as far a reliability I’ll pick up my Glock over the CZ

d1

I have shot 5k plus out of my hk usp 9 tactical and never had a single issue with it, as well as the mags. Not even with crap ammo, or it being dirty. It is by far the best pistol I've ever shot or owned

Brett Senekal

4y↑6

CZ 75 is great. In all the years I've owned one I don't think I've ever had a jam, and that's including using reloads. Have literally put thousands of rounds through it.

Mr. Romania

4y↑21

Got to the last honorable mention and I was so irritated that CZ wasn't anywhere on this list. I just absolutely knew the number one spot would go to the 1911 or Beretta. I was pleasantly surprised.

Andog 609

If cz fixed their mag issues, they would be great

cmolds 13

3y↑1

Any opinion on the CZ P-07/P-09 and other CZ's breaking trigger return springs? That's my only concern with them. I have never broken one myself, but many people talk about them breaking after a couple thousand rounds which is concerning and is a malfunction that would render it totally inoperable.

Ron Crystal

I carried the Sig 357 (P229) to retirement and found it to be the best point of aim caliber ever.

Mike BXB.

4y↑18

Carried a 92 on duty for ten years. No malfunctions, extremely accurate, High capacity, safe carry, second strike.( I've witnessed many high priced , over rated Sig DA/SA 226/229 etc malfunction during annual qualifications.) I suspect the Spec Ops/Seals/Elite forces get to choose and spec out their Sigs and they aren't "off the rack". They also carry the HK MRk23 and it's tactical HK .45 variants. I personally own an HK P2000SK it is the only DA/SA I consider as an option to the Italian 92F Beretta. the rest of your list is good although the Glock grip angle and tab safety isn't my cup of tea.

Jux taposition

2y↑1

Yeah I personally would have at least included the 92 in the honorable mentions.

Ole Boy

2y↑3

I have to say that, although I do love and appreciate the M9 (qualified sharpshooter with it when I didn’t know anything about pistols so I can attest is a very accurate pistol), I do not subscribe to the whole “second strike capability” theory, and for that reason I respectfully dismiss that as an advantage of a DA/SA pistol. That said, I do believe the M9 did evolve into one of the most reliable battle hardened pistols in the world, but that wasn’t always the case.

The reason the SOF community opted for the P226 over the Beretta is b/c it was just a better gun at the time. The ONLY reason the Beretta became the M9 was b/c it was the cheaper option. Not b/c it was better. That is not to say the Sig didn’t have it’s issues. The SEALs had a hell of a time with rust, which is one reason their guns were coated, and then eventually Sig replaced the stamped carbon steel slides with milled stainless steal slides.

However, the Beretta and Sig have both served with distinction, but both have been replaced, and rightfully so, by more modern striker fire options. It was a long time coming, IMO, simply b/c they’re just better options, especially for the masses. In my experience, striker fire pistols are much easier for beginners to master, they’re much lighter, which really matters when you’re carrying gear, and they’re really just easier to maintain and more reliable than other, older options. Cheers!

Old Man Flying

I have a CZ75 Shadow Target that is awesome and am picking up a new HK45T this week! Great list.

Shaka260

6y↑11

I concur with you 100% - says the proud owner of a CZ 75 P-07 Duty.
Hard to beat CZ pistols!

Barry Vedros

I own a CZ75 and P07 - P07 has been my go-to since the first round I ran thru it. Love it. However, recently while firing at the range, I pulled the trigger and nothing happened. I pulled it again and it fired. Odd... I did it again on the next round. I dropped the mag and the trigger return spring fell out behind it. Surprised the hell out of me. My favorite pistol. Got me really worried. I've only found one other report of this. Replaced the pin and it's fine - by the way it was a bitch to replace - hopefully an isolated incident. I've put about 2000 rds thru it