VP9 or Glock 17?

[craigkim]

Why not the Walther PPQ it has the same ergos but a slightly better trigger IMHO.

I have a PPQ M2 and I dry fired a VP9 right next to it. (I am an HK fan, I have an HK 45, an HK 45t, and a P30, but I still preferred the PPQ.) Feels like damn near the same gun, but the trigger is better on the PPQ for me. The PPQ has a smoother trigger with a crisper feel. The HK did have a shorter reset though.

I was in disbelief how inexpensive the VP9 was in comparison to other HK offerings.

 

[bjenkins]

I have the PPQ and a VP9 and the P30s love all three of them but like you probably favor the PPQ but it sure is close. All three IMHO are fantastic choices.

 

[magus]

I just had a chance to get some quiet trigger time and ran 100 rounds through my VP9... very happy with it. I finally found a gun that actually fits my weird long hands, once I put in the L backstrap and M right panel. The grips is very nice to configure.

The trigger was a bit gritty when I bought it very lightly used, but it just needed a cleaning to get some crud out of the springs travel-path along the right side of the grip.

Also; holy crap do handguns get dirty quickly. Mighta been the Remington ammo I was shooting though... first time I've used it. I normally shoot Federal target but found the Rem for a good price.

 

[Robgoody6]

I am also buying a Glock 17 next week but I have never handled a VP9.

 

[AceDerringer]

You should get your hands on one before just grabbing the Glock...I have both but definitely prefer the VP9...more accurate out of the box and a far superor trigger, IMHO.

 

[MolonLabe7]

Currently have a glock 19 and 34.... really want the VP9.. good luck with your decision... it is a tough one.

 

[Lakeman62]

I just picked up the VP9 after watching Hickock45 do a review on YouTube and let me tell you it is a tack driver just like he says. you'll not be disappointed.