What is the BEST polymer-framed handgun line (in your opinion)?

[Mickstix]

Hands down.. S&W Sigma






Sorry, I just had to.. It's all I got at the moment..

 

[Ben86]

I say Glock. It's not expensive, feels good, looks good, works good and you can buy almost anything for it.

I'd say springfield xds would be my next choice.

 

[mbpautz762]

another vote for the Smith M&P line. it's the only gun I own that will put 15 rounds into one ragged hole at 10 yards.

 

[hornsmoker]

Best overall line is HK. The best .40 is the USPc and the best 9mm is the P30.

 

[cuervo]

Since no one has mentioned them yet, take a look at Steyrs. They are very well made and CDNN had them in the $350 range if they still have any.

The down side would be that their importer keeps changing as they try to get themselves established in America.

 

[crushbup]

Steyr M series

 

[searcher451]

It's clear that everyone has a favorite line or two, seeing as how none of us has ever bought a gun that we didn't absolutely love. I find it hard to beat the Walther P99 series, personally, but that's an assessment based solely on Walther's overall decades-long reputation for reliability, accuracy, and quality craftsmanship.

 

[magnumman44]

XD Baby

 

[TG13]

XD..

 

[alaskanativeson]

USP
Glock
XD

In that order for me, but I don't find a loser in the bunch at all. I own all three. I don't have a problem with any one of them being on my night stand.

 

[jocko]

evidently lots of "good" polymer guns out there and some have not even been mentioned. i. e. Ruger, Kahr, sig.

 

[19-3Ben]

S&w M&p.

 

[Ske1etor]

Springfield XD... No, not the XDM... the XD.

 

[Black Majik]

Not really based on fun factor, enjoyment, or pride of ownership, but Glock does set the standard on many levels: durability, reliability, number of kool-aid drinkers, ease of maintenance and detail stripping, and superior finish.

I vote for Glock.

 

[BikerRN]

Posted by Rugerfreak:

Glock is still the one.

Abundant spare parts--cheap
Easy to fix by yourself
Cheap magazines
Durable--rust resistant

Nothing else comes close.

I couldn't say it any better.

BikerRN

 

[gtmtnbiker98]

Proven track record = Glock
Best ergonomics = M&P followed closely by the Walther P99

 

[weisse52]

Deciding which is best on a gun forum is more of a popularity contest than anything else. Declaring that a gun is best by this method is like saying that we will elect the "best" president by voting for him (or her).
I would say that we have lots of really good options, what is best for you / me is what is important. You really cannot go wrong with most of the current crop of quality Tupperware, IF it fits and works for you.

 

[IDPA.ALEX]

The XD has my vote...I have two, and there will be others in the future...

 

[benderx4]

Without a doubt - HK! Followed by the XD line.

 

[Artiz]

-Hk, followed by glock.

 

[jocko]

Love my kahrs, but my vote goes to Glock

 

[[FH]K96]

I have owned a Glock and an XD. They are long gone, but I still hold dear the Steyr M40- great gun imo

I still prefer S&W TDAs and 1911s over polymers.

 

[legion3]

Glock.

They have the most extensive line of calibers and high quality and plenty of parts and aftermarket accessories. And their cost is still reasonable (most places).

 

[GeorgiaGlocker]

Glock. Nuff said.

 

[russcoh]

Have yet to find anything I like beter than Glock...