Browning hi power?

[Lonestargrizzly]

Im thinking about my next carry gun(s) and I think its between:
Sig 239
Glock 26
Glock 19
Browning hi power

Do you think the hi power is worth getting for the purpose of concealed carry?

[keenkeen]

Hi-power with some tweaks by Cylinder and Slide.

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[gumby]

Hi-power with some tweaks by Cylinder and Slide.

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[CASEC]

The high power is a belt pistol. Its too hot here plus it gets heavy. Remember you are talking about a steel frame duty weapon. Get the Sig or the Glock. The smaller and lighter it is the more likely you will carry it.

[Lonestargrizzly]

The high power is a belt pistol. Its too hot here plus it gets heavy. Remember you are talking about a steel frame duty weapon. Get the Sig or the Glock. The smaller and lighter it is the more likely you will carry it.

I already carry a PX4 storm, im sure thats bigger than the hi power

[HPBrowningMK3]

What is it about BHP that made you think you want to cc it, if you don't mind my asking? It's not the most comfortable pistol to conceal and if you carry it for 10+ hours you will understand why I say that. Is a BHP worth getting? Of course. It's a fine pistol and it belongs in everyone's collection, in my opinion.

I'd go with a G19 instead.

[SoCalPI]

It is very thin, a plus. Heavy? Yes but with a good belt and holster, not so much an issue. Shootable and reliable. It is a shame to have to be able to only carry 10 rounds instead of what it was designed for.

[JohnCCW]

BHP is a great weapon, but you are limited to 10rds now in CA.
You want the smallest lightest gun with 10rnd capacity for CCW everyday use.
On your list, that's a Glock 26.
On my CCW is a G27 with +1 extensions on all mags. . I have 9 others from .22Mag to .44 Mag.
I have no use for 9mm.