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Amin Parker · March 3, 2011, 03:24 AM

Tristar Viper,

For what it is, the Browning High Power ticks a lot of boxes for the serious collector/enthusiast. It is small and slim for a high cap 9mm. Very accurate, completely reliable, points like it was made for your hands, drop dead beautiful and has a manual safety. It also affords its owner the feeling of owning a classic, something special but yet completely reliable.

Its like owning a classic vintage car that is as reliable as a Toyota/Honda. All the style with no downside.

1) Browning High Power
2) CZ 75
3) Beretta 92
4) H&K USP series
5) Sig 226
6) Glock 17

I have NO experience with the Springfield pistols as they are not available in South Africa and therefore will not comment on a pistol i have not put through its paces.

March 3, 2011, 03:24 AM	#21
Amin Parker Senior Member Join Date: August 19, 2010 Posts: 1,118	Tristar Viper, For what it is, the Browning High Power ticks a lot of boxes for the serious collector/enthusiast. It is small and slim for a high cap 9mm. Very accurate, completely reliable, points like it was made for your hands, drop dead beautiful and has a manual safety. It also affords its owner the feeling of owning a classic, something special but yet completely reliable. Its like owning a classic vintage car that is as reliable as a Toyota/Honda. All the style with no downside. 1) Browning High Power 2) CZ 75 3) Beretta 92 4) H&K USP series 5) Sig 226 6) Glock 17 I have NO experience with the Springfield pistols as they are not available in South Africa and therefore will not comment on a pistol i have not put through its paces. __________________ Every shooter should know what it feels like to hit a Bowling Pin in the sweet spot and see that sucker fly. Consider a CZ pistol before you decide.