glock glock glock they are the most accurate

Glock are accurate and entirely reliable. Personally I don't like the Springfield and the Ruger just doesn't do it for me, I love their revolvers but not their semi-autos. What about a Sig? Well made and accurate too.

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Ruger it's cheap and the most accurate at something like 1.5'' at 25 yds with 115 ball glock would do something like 2'' same with springfeild also ruger is the cheapest.

I have a glock and I love it, very accurate and simple to break down and clean.

My Mom and brother have Sprinffield XD and they are good for the price (Compared to a glock)

I also have a Ruger .38 special and that is a great gun, but it is a revolver.

A good friend of mine shoots several thousand rounds a year and his old boss is one of the Ut-most authorites on hand guns in the U.S. He has written several books, they both shoot Sig's and I had used his and it is nice.

Personally I like my glock, but I will likely soon have a Sig.

Are you looking to shoot, and how much do you want to spend? For the price of the gun and cost of 9mm rounds just go with the Springfield. Comes with 3 clips, a speed loader, and a quick release hip holster.

Before you buy look at the Colt Combat Commander 45acp.*

I personally wouldn't got for a Glock. I find them too light in the hand and that causes a fair bit of muzzle flip when you fire. And besides, I personally find the takedown to be a bit awkward. One less step when reassembling, but I think it's a pain to take apart.

Rugers, I don't know at all, so I won't comment.

Springfield XD is a good choice. I own a .40 cal XD Tactical and I like it. I fired it in 9mm as well and there's next to no recoil. It's quite a bit heavier than a Glock, so recoil is a lot less and it makes for nice quick target acquisition.

Sig Sauers are good. What I like most with them is the double-action trigger with the decocking lever. Makes it nice and safe to have a round up the spout and the hammer down.

The Beretta 92 is largely the same. I like the way it handles, but the safety/decocking lever can be a bit awkward. Gotta remember to take it off after you've decocked.

CZ's shoot good, in my opinion, but design-wise I find that the slide release is too far from the handle and I either need to take my off-hand up to release it, or turn my firing hand all around the handle to get it to work.

Or, if you're into the whole classic single-action pistol, go for the Browning Hi-Power. It's tough, reliable, and easy to use. Not ideal for conceal carry, but it's a tried, tested and true design that's been copied all over the world.

Glock is no more or no less than Ruger or the XD, just as the XD is no more or less to Glock and Ruger. This is what it comes down to. What feels better in your hand and on your eyes. Me personally I like XDs grip feel better than Glock or Ruger. (thinner grip). The XD also in my opinion has better sights. I shoot better with the XD over the others. (I have shot a Glock 23 and a ruger P89)
All three are working horses. All three are not likely to jam or snag on a round.
Why I chose both my XDs (9mm ported, .45ACP Tactical). I like the added safeties of the XD. Both Glock and XDs have the USA trigger safety, but the XD has the grip safety like a 1911 and the XD also has to sight safeties. There is a load indicator on top of the slide that pops up when a round is in the chamber and the striker indicator that tells you the gun is hot and ready to fire. Glock does not have those three bonuses. And like I said, feel.
Rugers you can by with a manual safety or a decocker only where you can decock the gun with a round still in the chamber.
I hope that helps, Happy Shooting

Glock. User friendly, accurate, durable, rated for +P+ ammo, high capacity. Just keep your finger off the trigger until you are ready to shoot and keep in a holster that covers the trigger.

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i own all three now, and i still find myself going back to the ruger p89. it may be plain Jane of them all, but i have never had any type of trouble with it. for me, i find it to fill all my needs, form, fit and function. all three, are solid, buy what you can shoot best with. good luck,

Since you didn't specify which Glock, XD or Ruger, I am assuming your decision is being based on little more than reputation. Any Glock, Springfield or Ruger will be a safe and serviceable combat weapon. If you are looking for a target weapon I wouldn't suggest any of these (except the Glock for Glock Matches). I would urge you to not choose any firearm based only on the recommendation of others. While there are some firearms I would not recommend, the fact is that most people have favorites and they want you to love them as much as they do. Go to a range where you can rent guns, borrow them from your friends, you'd be surprised that some people will even let a stranger borrow their weapon for a few shots. Just handle enough to know the one or ones you love--after all you're the one who is going to have to live with it.