Are U gonna count the safety, or just the slide (the beretta's safety makes it wider, but the slide itself may be smaller than some of the others - just an example)
This question is for those who have handled, compared, or owned the actual handguns: which .40 handguns have the widest slide? A Beretta 92, an HK USP40, a Glock 22, or a Sig Sauer P226?
Last edited by Bellator; 01-23-2007 at 01:46 PM.
Are U gonna count the safety, or just the slide (the beretta's safety makes it wider, but the slide itself may be smaller than some of the others - just an example)
I mean just the width of the slide with no safeties or decocking levers. In other words, just the width of the steel or even when the slide is removed from the receiver.
I just measured the same with on the slide between my Beretta 92fs 9mm and HK USPc .45. Hope that helps.
I don't have one of each here to measure, but if I had to guess I would probably think the HK was the widest. Possibly the Glock.
Thanks for all your responses guys. It might have been an older Sig Sauer P226 that I handled because it seemed pretty narrow when I was looking down the top of the slide. Do you know if they increased their dimensions in the last while? Sig Sauers look pretty huge on movies, etc. so I didn't know what to think. Basically, I just want a beefy pistol so that is why I asked about the width of all those pistols.