Give me just 3 examples

[Guest rebeldrummer]

Off the top of your head, what would you consider to be some of the most "iconic" 9mm pistols?

Give me just 3 examples....that way we can get more people to participate

Also, for the purposes of this thread, let's keep it to 9mm please

My list would include.....

CZ-75

Sig P226

Beretta 92

[nightrunner]

Browning Hi Power

Beretta 92

Glock 17

[Guest bkelm18]

Beretta 92

Glock 17

CZ-75

[VolunteerGuns]

Beretta 92

Sig 226

G17

Imo.

Looks fairly agreed upon. But don't forget that the Luger is where it all came from.

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Edited September 1, 2012 by adamween

[runco]

Agree,

Beretta 92

Sig 226

G17

[Verne]

Browning Hi Power

Beretta 92

Sig 226

[Lumber_Jack]

hi power

B 92

G19

[TripleDigitRide]

Browning Hi Power

Beretta 92

Glock 17

[daddyo]

Browning Hi Power

Walther P38

Luger P08

[southernasylum]

Browning Hi Power

Beretta 92

Glock 19/17

[JGunner]

I have to agree with what's been said

Sig 226

G17

Beretta 92

[Guest rebeldrummer]

This is pretty much on par with what I was thinking.....

What about the S&W's....like the Chiefs Special or along those lines?

I am weird when it comes to collecting/buying and right now I am on a 9mm kick.

I am wanting to purchase above said pistols...one of each iconic 9mm

[D3vo]

Beretta 92

Glock 17

Glock 19

[Jonnin]

92

glock (any glock, slight model variety matters little, but I think of the 19 as the classic)

uzi pistol

Iconic being those are the 3 I have seen the most in tv/movie/etc

[Moped]

1. Luger

2. Browning Hi-Power

3. Glock 17

Honorable mentions would be the Walther P-38, Beretta 92/M-9, CZ-75, SIG 226

[Caster]

G17

G18

G19

[gregintenn]

Luger P08

Walther P38

Smith and Wesson 39-2

There Rebeldrummer! I slipped in a Smith for you.

Edited September 1, 2012 by gregintenn

[hipower]

By "iconic" do you mean one that has been around seemingly forever, or one that just sets the standard for all others? In either event, I'd vote as follows

1 Browning Hi-Power and all it's descendants, including the CZ line

2 Glock series 9's because they have become so recognizable as a quality, dependable pistol

3 Anyting else

[1gewehr]

Iconic?

1) Luger P-08. THE iconic 9mm

2) Glock 17 or 19. The second most-recognized 9mm.

3) Browning Hi-Power. The most-used 9mm in history. Used as primary military pistol by over 50 countries, innumerable police forces worldwide, and many copies were made, both licensed and unlicensed.

[Murgatroy]

Browning Hi-Power.

Walther P-38.

Glock 17.

[SonnyCrockett]

Browning

The Luger

CZ75

Glock is iconic but not because its a 9MM just because it was the

really fist tupperware gun phenom

[Guest pfries]

G17

G18

G19

I would have never expected this out of you caster…

Edited September 1, 2012 by pfries

[Guest Lester Weevils]

In semi-autos, except for .22s and .22 adapters, I stay with 9mm. Have a .45 1911 but it usually has a .22 slide on it. From the list so far, guess I'd need a sig 226. That is assuming a CZ-75 is "close enough" to a BHP. If a BHP is different-enough to deserve its own classification, then I guess a BHP as well.

Are P-38 mainly "of historical interest" like original lugers, or would a fella who just likes variety in range guns seek out a P-38 for some more practical reason? Think I read that you can still find small-run new-manufactured Lugers, but the price is so high maybe a fella would have to be pretty hard-core to seek one out just to have another flavor of range gun? Going on the assumption that not many people would buy a fine antique luger to routinely plink with?

Edited September 1, 2012 by Lester Weevils

[Tennjed]

Browning Hi Power

Beretta 92

Glock 17

This

[R1100R]

Hi Power

Walther P38/P1

Glock 17