[gdaube]

Which is better?

 

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Welcome to the Glock Forum. You could go to the intro area and introduce yourself.

 

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Best is relative.

Which feels best in your hand?
Which feels best when you shoot it? Which do you shoot the best?

 

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[gdaube]

My question has more to do with quality. I am a huge Glock fan. I own a G19 and G43. I also own a S&W M&P Shield Performance Center 9mm. I want a full size pistol and am thinking about the Sig P320. I shot both the G17 and the P320. I shot them both well. So, now it comes down to overall quality.

 

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Have you considered the G34.5 mos. Glock has made some major improvements to this one.

 

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https://www.personaldefenseworld.com/2018/01/glock-34-gen5-mos-competition/

 

[hdstonemeister]

Welcome to Glock forum from Kentucky. Both Glock and Sig are excellent weapons in more than just overall quality. As Southlake said, it's subjective to each person. I would have to say that I'm partial to Glock, so without me personally handling the Sig you are asking about, (which I have not shot yet), I could not be objective. They are both great manufacturers so I think you should just go with your gut. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful. Good luck, either way you go.

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[Kraken]

Welcome to the forum.

 

[kjbruton]

Defining quality is a discussion in itself. These two (I presume) are intended as functional tools. I would assume quality to mean durability and reliability. I don’t see a quantifiable advantage either way. Both have quirks that are fixable or easy to get used to. You will be well served by either. I like platforms to reinforce familiarity.

 

[leathermaneod]

Definitely Glock.

 

[MLSG19gen4]

I couldn’t decide so I have both

 

[Mikey759]

I have the Sig P320 and a Glock MOS not a 17 but a 45. I find Glocks to be so much easier to shoot and as a Retired LEO I benefit from the Blue Label Program .

 

[RIP]

I have the Sig P320 and a Glock MOS not a 17 but a 45. I find Glocks to be so much easier to shoot and as a Retired LEO I benefit from the Blue Label Program .

You’d get friends and family at Sig as well.

 

[ddown]

I think from having 2 Sig P320s sent back to mothership that glocks have an advantage in reliability. 54 vs 34 parts more chances to bind something up.