Top .40 Cal Pistols Still Worth Owning | 2025 Buyer’s Guide | No Fluff, Just Firepower

They tried to bury .40 Smith & Wesson. But it never left.

While internet fanboys hype up 9mm like it's brand new, folks in the know kept their .40s loaded, trusted, and running strong. In this video, we dive deep into the best .40 caliber pistols still worth carrying, defending, or training with in 2025. No hype, no fluff—just real shooter feedback and straight-up field notes.

We cover standout handguns like:

Walther PPQ M2 – crisp trigger, discontinued sleeper

FNX-40 – full-size hammer-fired reliability

HK P2000 & USP40 – German-built for real-world carry

SIG P320 Compact & P229 – modular or metal, your call

M&P 2.0 Compact & Full Size – duty-ready, striker-fired performance

Glock 23 Gen 5 & Glock 22 Gen 5 – modern updates, same .40 grit

Whether you’re looking for a bedside bruiser, an off-duty companion, or just miss the punch of a real middleweight, this is for you.

👉 Drop a comment with your .40 cal story. What’s still in your rotation?

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