If you could have only one 9mm...

[jaholder1971]

My Browning High Power, King of 9mm's.

 

[xjetpilot]

Glock 19 followed by the XD-9 Tactical.

 

[Katana8869]

Glock 19, but I must admit to a soft spot for the BHP.

 

[M1 Shooter]

Only one!!?? Thats a tough one. Well it would have to be a nice one. If money was no object I would have to have a full custom Browning Hi-Power (Novak's, C&S,etc.). If I couldn't swing that, my second choice would be a Glock 19. Those are my 2 favorite 9mm's.

Just for fun, here's my picks for top 5 9mm pistols. Listed in order from my most favorite to my least favorite:
1. Browning Hi-Power
2. Glock 19
3. Beretta 92
4. CZ 75
5. SIG P226

Disclaimer: This is just my opinion. If you disagree with my top five please don't take offense because I don't mean any. Also, please don't take offense if your favorite 9mm pistol isn't even on my list.

P.S.: Isn't it pretty sad that I even have to put this disclaimer for fear of someone getting all upset about something so trivial?

 

[BamBam-31]

Glock 17. It's just right.

 

[trueblue1776]

If you could have only one 9mm...

I would use it to steal a bigger gun.

 

[10-Ring]

The reason I've collected so many 9's is because I've not been able to decide on only one My current fave is my USP 9 but it is followed very very very very closely by my BHP, G19, 92fs and my other 9s -- and that's why I own them all

 

[GaryArkansas]

If the Browning Hi-Power is the King, then the CZ 75 is the Pope, the President and the SecGen of the UN.

Just kidding, but the CZ 75 is an awesome gun that can be used both SA/DA, and carried cocked and locked.

 

[Litlman]

CZ 85 combat.

 

[JohnBT]

Rohrbaugh. I use it everyday.

Yes, as much as I like them I'd let the BHP and CZ-75B go and keep the Rohrbaugh. I would still have all of my favorite full-sized .45's, so the loss of the large 9mm guns wouldn't be a problem.

John

 

[reppondj]

Got a Berretta but if I bought another for the only one to have it would have to be BHP hands down...........no tupperware

 

[Sonora Rebel]

Walther P-38 (this one's by Mauser 1943 'n still 'kickin')

 

[DirksterG30]

My CZ P-01

 

[bg226]

Probably a Browning Hi-Power with a special treatment like chrome or something like that.

 

[Spiff_P239]

For me, it's my P239.

 

[spyderdude]

Glock 19

 

[First Shirt]

B-HP, the only thing I'd have to add is a C&S ambi safety. (Oh, and the mag safety would have to go!)

Joel

 

[Browning]

Browning High Power for me.

It's accurate, there are lots of parts and mags around and it's always worked well for me when some pistols have not. Plus it's what I'm used to and it's what's most familiar so I shoot it pretty well. It's not too big, not too small, it's like baby bear's bed and porridge in the story of Goldilocks, "it's just right".

 

[Redneck with a 40]

Browning Hi-Power for me too. Its the be all and end all of 9mm's. My dad carried one in Vietnam. The Air Force issued him a 38 special revolver, he said "scew this" and carried the hi-power.

 

[Ford]

a few years ago my answer would have been a Hi-Power



now my answer is the Kahr PM9...I would be lost without these little guys.

 

[Quiet]

Browning Hi-Power.

 

[Bad Voodoo]

Glock 17 - nothing sexy about it; it just works.

-voodoo

 

[dogtown tom]

Hi Power hands down.

Real blued steel, real walnut grips, 70+ years of reliability.



Plastic is for shopping bags and credit cards.

 

[briang2ad]

This one...

This one: Real blued steel, cocobolos, snappy safety, and smooth as silk.

 

[skers69]

I like my CZ75D PCR. I can CCW and it works well for HD. I feed mine a steady diet of gold dots. Found a Galco holster that works real well. The only attition I made was some meprolite nite sites.

My list of 9mm best to ok.

1 PCR/75
2 P226
3 Glock
4 Ruger P series
5 HD