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|quotetext=If the [[Colt M1911A1|1911]] is the quintessential .45 ACP handgun, what would be its 9x19mm equivalent? Modern-day pistol enthusiasts might respond [[Glock 17|Glock]], [[Beretta M9|Beretta]], [[Česká Zbrojovka CZ 75B-9|CZ]], [[SIG Sauer P226 Navy|SIG]], or even [[Heckler & Koch USP9|H&K]]. However, an older crowd of shooters - some would call them purists - swore by only one platform: the Browning Hi-Power. The name comes from its magazine: a double-stack design capable of holding 13 rounds, an innovation over its single-stack competitors of the era, such as the 1911 or the [[Walther P38]]. While it is no longer the most modern handgun or the highest-capacity, its enduring fans appreciate it to this day for its ergonomics, ease of use, timeless looks, and of course, its reliability and performance. |quoteauthor=GenericArchangel
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