I have two of the newer M41s. They compare favorably to older M41s I've shot. My Hammerli Xesse Sport shots better than any M41 I've tried. The Hammerli I'm shooting these days is my second one. Hammerli made a model 280 (208?) that was even better. I'm the limiting factor in hand gun (any gun) accuracy so I haven't found it necessary to look for the ultimate. I do have an old Anschutz bolt action rifle that's really accurate, and cheap in its day.
I've shot the Victory, didn't care for it. My shooting buddy bought a Victory. Sold his older model M41. He favors a Browning BuckMark for shooting steels.
I went with the newer M41s because they came with an integral rail, no drilling or tapping needed. That's important to me because at 80, my eyes prefer red dot sights. The Hammerli iron sights work better for me than the M41' sights.
Another nice, accurate handgun is the S&W Model 422, an older model from S&W, generally available less expensively. I have two of them, also. One with a 4" barrel; the other with a 6" barrel. Not M41 class, but pretty close.
Comparing the SIG p210 to the SIG X-5 (or X-6) is almost apples to oranges. The p210 was developed as a duty handgun. The X Series are sport shooters. The p210 Swiss made pistols are superior to the German models, according to experts. I've owned the Swiss model and shot the German p210, I couldn't tell a difference. Have owned and own the X-5 (two models) and X-6. Found the X-6 worked better for me than the X-5, or the p210. Just picked up a new SIG p210T Target, US made. Surprised me, I shot it better than the X-5 and the German and Swiss p210s.
The whole gun thing is very subjective.