I own the standard model (all alloy) in .22 LR and the Black Label in .380 ACP. They are both very well built, easy to shoot, and mine have been 100% reliable out of the box. I have to say, though, in spite of the fact that I bought them I think they are greatly over-priced for what you get.
Keep in mind that these things are scaled down to 80% or 85% of the size of a standard 1911. That makes them great for children and shooters with small hands, but for men with catchers' mitt size hands they are almost impossible to shoot. My hands are not large for a man (I can't palm a basketball), and I sometimes find that my fingers bump into each other when shooting.
The scaled down aspect means that NO standard 1911 parts will fit -- and Browning has refused to sell me parts (I wanted to convert the .380 to a single-side thumb safety) even though I am a certified 1911 armorer.
Browning is also extremely proud of their magazines.