What's your favorite 9mm auto??

[PreserveFreedom]

If you are in Kali, you are stuck for getting high-caps so you might as well use the smaller diameter of the 9x19mm cartridge to get some concealability. Glock 26.

 

[blades67]

Maybe he already has the hi-caps and is just looking for a gun to go with them.

 

[BigG]

If you're just going to dick around with it at the range, why don't you consider a shooter Luger for about $350? I guarantee it will put a grin on your face and you will never see craftsmanship like that in anything produced lately.

 

[denfoote]

Walther P5, P99, Glock26

 

[presspics]

CZ75 or a used S&W 3913 or 6906. All Fine weapons and in your price range

 

[Las Vegan Cajun]

Beretta 92FS

It's the only 9mm I own so far and after 13 years and thousands of rounds through it, not a single failure.

 

[Bartholomew Roberts]

Browning Hi-Power is my number one choice; but the CZ75 would be close behind it.

 

[7th Fleet]

I own a Nazi P-35 High Power, Glock 17, Glock 19, Luger, P-38, Chinese Torarev in 9mm, 2 Springfield 1911A-1 9mms and my all time favorite shooter/carry gun in 9mm is the Glock 19.

7th

 

[RANash]

I will add my $.02:

Browning High Power (worth the extra money)
CZ75 SA
CZ75 (if you must have DA)

 

[Pilot]

BHP, Hk P7M8, CZ-75B.

 

[Killit n Grillit]

HS 2000, cost ya about $300.00 and some change,Cali approved also,(and you can get hi-caps for about $30.00,but lets keep that a secret).

 

[beemerb]

Browning HP Of course

 

[Oris]

Up to $350 the CZ-75 is a natural born 9 mm w/o competition.
Above $425, Glocks and Berettas come into play. I would still choose CZ over these brands, although I have respect for those.

 

[Zander]

In ascending order of cost:

Kel-Tec P-11, CZ75B or variant, SIG P226 or P228.

Given three distinct price ranges, all winners.

 

[ddt4free]

cz75 hands down!

I think Oris said what I would say. Based on my limited experience anyone that would recommend a $300 ruger/used glock has never spent much time behind a CZ. -ddt

 

[Wild Romanian]

The world standard for Accuracy , balance, workmanship and of course beauty is the Browning High Power. If high capacity is not a concern or if your hands do not fit the fat grip of the high capacities the Sig Neuhausen P210 (no relation to the high tech sheet metal Sig-Sour's) is probably the most accurate out of the box 9mm ever made. Definitely worth the money and often cheaper than a custom built 1911 and often shoots better. Shoot a Sig Neuhausen or Browning High power and you will never want any other 9mm.
If money is a problem by all means try out the Cz 9mm's. They are very accurate pistols. W.R.

 

[GhosT]

Ruger P95.

 

[Borf]

BHP!

 

[MP-5]

Beretta 92F! With a Glock 17 a close 2nd!

 

[Peter M. Eick]

H&K P7.

Having shot lots of 9s, the p7 is by far the most accurate one in my hands! Just make sure your bank account can afford it.