The ONLY 5 Pistols Worth Owning — Most New Shooters Buy the Wrong One

Gun Counter Playbook: https://gun-counter-playbook.vercel.app Is the best-selling 9mm in America really the best first handgun for a new shooter? Twelve years behind a gun counter taught me that most first-time buyers pick the wrong pistol, for three reasons that have nothing to do with the gun itself. These are the only 5 pistols I think are worth owning, each backed by a public record: FBI and Army trials, decades of military service, and hundreds of police departments. And the reason for number one isn't really the gun. IN THIS VIDEO: The best-selling 9mm in the case, and why it's the wrong first gun for most people The FBI's 20,000-round standard, and the ammo test that sits on top of it The three mistakes most new shooters make at the gun counter The small carry pistol that made the list, on one condition The Army trial winner with the most complicated record on this list The 33-ounce service pistol that soaks up recoil for nervous new shooters How to check if a pistol truly fits your hand at the rental counter The pistol the FBI picked in 2016, and why number one is really a size The question to ask before you buy: can you still feed it when shelves are empty? The one range test that tells you which gun to buy first #Guns #9mm #FirstHandgun