[10mm]

I am not a big 9mm fan but I do really want a Browning Hi-power for the collection. I know you can get them in the .40 short and weak, which is what i prefer to the 9, but my buddy has shot both a 9 and a 40 in the hi-power and he said the 40 takes away from how the gun feels. I have shot the glock 17 and 22 and I can't tell the diffrence. I know that is a total diffrent category but they are practicaly the same gun. Has anyone else shot the Hi-power in both calibers? If so what are your opinions? Thank you for your responses!

 

[john1911]

If it's mainly for a collection, get the 9mm.

If it's mainly for defensive purpose, forget the HP all together and get a .45. :wink:

 

[10mm]

I have got a couple .45s but I don't want to buy a gun for my collection that I will dislike shooting. That is what my buddies collections are for! :wink:

 

[Bunnyman]

It's only the most popular military semi-auto of the 20th century. No collection is complete without one! Including mine...

 

[Captn66]

I agree with John1911 - If its just to add to your collection and have fun shooting with then - I'd go with the 9mm