Best 9mm Handgun!?!?

Who makes the best 9mm handgun??

  • Springfield

    Votes: 14 1.9%

  • Beretta

    Votes: 72 9.9%

  • CZ

    Votes: 188 25.9%

  • Sig Sauer

    Votes: 137 18.9%

  • Walther

    Votes: 27 3.7%

  • Smith & Wesson

    Votes: 60 8.3%

  • Glock

    Votes: 137 18.9%

  • Browning

    Votes: 46 6.3%

  • HK

    Votes: 41 5.6%

  • Taurus

    Votes: 4 0.6%
  • Total voters
    726
I'd say the best 9mm is going to be the one that feels & fits best in your hand. I love SIGs and have a thing for Beretta's but neither fits my hand just right. Best fit I've found is the S&W M&P.
 
Sad to say but I bet if you changed it to: Which 9mm do you currently own?, the results would be the same. People love to hype what they own...
 
I agree with bollox on picking the guns you own as your favorite......so why not pick one that I own too?! I am not really sure what the best 9mm is, but I am favoring my Glock at the moment. That may change as my mood changes though.
 
I think people do pump the guns they own, but there is more here. The BHP is a eternal favorite and possibly one of the best handgun designs ever. But it really is the only contender Browning makes. Glock is Glock. They make one style of handgun. Whuuppeee. CZ gets my vote as they have a number of different styles of 9mm's whether the original CZ75, the Shadow, or even the new P07. All brings something different to the table. All are pretty good guns.
 
Prior to getting into pistols full time I tried out the CZ pistols, they were ok, but I didn't like the way they felt or shot. I've always liked Beretta's 92 series. They're comfortable to hold and shot well enough, but I couldn't afford one when I started shooting (for a while there you couldn't get a 92 series pistol for under $1000 what was up with that?!), and opted to cut my teeth with cheapo Norinco 1911s instead. The 1911 thing was short lived though. The 1911 is a small gripped gun probably designed for small handed people and one-handed shooting IMHO. I even tried the higher end 1911s like Colts and STIs, but there wasn't much difference aside from finish in comparison to the Norcs. Then I got into Sigs for a while. They worked alright, and I could shoot the P229 in 40SW like a barn on fire, but the P226 was fat and uncomfortable in my hand, while the P229 was too small for my bear paws to comfortably grab. The P220 was probably just right, but again, the grip was slimmer than I wanted and I started looking more closely at Glocks about the same time I had the P220. These days the only pistol I have is a Glock 17 Gen 4 with the large size grip adapter. It's been an uphill battle getting the Glock to shoot tight groups, as I find Glocks tend to highlight any of your poor techniques, but now that I'm getting into the zone, I wouldn't trade it for anything else, and proudly wear a Glock T-shirt.

I chose not to vote though, as I haven't shot even half the guns on the list, and I'd be torn between the Beretta and Glock.
 
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