We recently had a chance to shoot two metal-frame striker-fired compensated 9mm Luger pistols from SIG Sauer and Smith & Wesson to assess how we liked their aluminum receivers, extended magazines, night sights, and other features. In the end we think one pistol is better for competition and the other better for personal defense, but either would cross over to the other’s territory with nothing to be ashamed of.
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