Would you rather have a Browning Hi power or an M1911?

[Twids]

Browning Hi power

M1911

[Stevepro68]

Never owned a browning but I had a colt m1911A I wish I still had it because it's impressive and rare now adays. But the lack of really good safety mechanisms is why I let it go 30 years ago.

[exitseven]

I am thinking of purchasing an auto this summer. The Browning was one of the ones I looked at so I will go wit that. I am ne familiar with the Colt,

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO😎

[SueShe]

I would rather not have any weapons. I am against violence and owning either one of them is just calling for more violence. Furthermore, they are US made and that is a deterrent because of the general low quality of their arms.

If I was forced to own a weapon then it would be a European make such as a Swiss SIG Sauer P226, an Austrian Glock 19 or an Italian Beretta M9. We are talking quality and reliability here.

I am blessed to live in a country where owning firearms is against the law and I would certainly never own one. I have no urge to kill people.

[jamesgoldman]

Pretty sure the Browning originally was British

[MannMitAntworten]

Having used both extensively, the 1911. The heavy double action trigger of current Hi Power models doesn’t do it for me. Frankly I would prefer a CZ 75 over it and even over the Sig 226. The lower profile of the upper receive just gives it a better balance and slightly faster sight recovery.

[jamesgoldman]

Not legal here but the M1911 has been good for a century now

Always recall selling a deactivated Polish variant from WW2, would have liked that but at a full months wages it wasn't to be

[Shiprex]

A society that doesn't obsess about lethal weapons in an unhealthy way would be best. No one needs lethal weapons in a civilised society.

[beefcakebradybatson]

Another example of the armed American Madhouse !!!

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