The Firing Line Forums - View Single Post - Glock 34 vs Browning Hi-Power. Your experience sought.

Jeff OTMG · May 30, 2002, 07:32 PM

It doesn't matter which one you get because they are used in different classes.

The BHP will be shooting in ESP and you will be able to use the 10 round mag as an advantage over some of the single stacks with 9 rounds. I like the grip on the HP better than a 1911 as well. Excellent triggers pulls can be had on a Browning by relocating the trigger bar as was done stock on the GP Comp model. The pull weight immediately drops one pound and a 3 pound trigger is very easy to achieve.

The G34 would shoot in SSP. It is the choice for winning that class. It can also have trigger work done. Mine are just under 4 pounds with no take up. A buddy of mine who use to shoot on the Bushnell Holosight pistol team has a Glock 17 that he shoots in Bianchi Cup and a Glock 24 that he shoots in IPSC and both have 1.9 pound rolling triggers. Rolling triggers are very popular in International Rapid Fire competition as well.

May 30, 2002, 07:32 PM	#10
Jeff OTMG Senior Member Join Date: October 15, 1998 Location: OKC, OK & Austin, Tx Posts: 3,707	It doesn't matter which one you get because they are used in different classes. The BHP will be shooting in ESP and you will be able to use the 10 round mag as an advantage over some of the single stacks with 9 rounds. I like the grip on the HP better than a 1911 as well. Excellent triggers pulls can be had on a Browning by relocating the trigger bar as was done stock on the GP Comp model. The pull weight immediately drops one pound and a 3 pound trigger is very easy to achieve. The G34 would shoot in SSP. It is the choice for winning that class. It can also have trigger work done. Mine are just under 4 pounds with no take up. A buddy of mine who use to shoot on the Bushnell Holosight pistol team has a Glock 17 that he shoots in Bianchi Cup and a Glock 24 that he shoots in IPSC and both have 1.9 pound rolling triggers. Rolling triggers are very popular in International Rapid Fire competition as well.