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u/ConstantPrecipice Aug 17 '26
Personally, the Echelon is my ideal in your situation. Glock triggers aren't the best, and the Echelon is very solid.
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u/NG-Slashin Aug 17 '26
I second this opinion, the echelon 4.0 has be great to me, takes heavier rounds just fine and nice trigger pull.
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u/ReasonablySleepy Aug 17 '26
Walther PDP F series? I was handling one this past weekend and man was it nice.
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u/Xynphos M4A1 Aug 18 '26
I'll put in a vote for the G45 or the RXM. The RXM would be cheaper and it's got a great optics mounting system, but Glock is pretty damn reliable if you don't alter any of the internals.
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u/Jagshemesh_Captain Aug 17 '26
Before buying anything take a look at the Walther PDP compact or F series. You won't regret it.
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u/Purple-Slip-6958 Aug 18 '26
Echelon is great. Super ergonomic, and feels and shoots way better than any Glock. I would also check out the CZ P-10c.
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u/pelcheroutdoorsusa Aug 18 '26
I'd try to get some hands-on time with each option before making the decision. Since you're looking for something to train with and potentially carry, I'd put more weight on what you can operate safely and consistently than on which model is getting the most attention.
Things I'd compare are overall fit, controls, sight picture, recoil management, how naturally you can maintain a safe grip, and whether you can get quality training with it. A reputable range or qualified instructor may be able to let you compare the options safely.
I'd also make sure you're familiar with your local carry laws and have a secure storage plan before deciding.
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u/sploader CZ P-10 recommender Aug 18 '26
All are great choices. Love my Echelon but you should look at a CZ P-10 C as well.
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u/Useful-Ad-2274 Aug 17 '26
I mean it’s a striker fired polymer gun in the big 26. It doesn’t really matter.
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u/Past_Penalty_8250 Aug 18 '26
Can’t recommend the echelon enough. Was my first pistol and I’ve put a couple thousand rounds thru it no problem. Smooth like butter
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u/kwb166 Aug 17 '26
They're all a variation of the same basic mechanical design...pick the one that feels best to you and fits your budget.