It's good enough for Red....Blacklist

 

Glock by far.

 

Yes, 20 million as of 2020, like I said earlier. Actual numbers reported in 2021.

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Since all models are essentially a variation on the same theme to my understanding I guess it is fair to lump them all together. 🍻

 

............but seems to have hit its peak.
Define what you mean, not sure I understand. Thank you.

 

The Hi Power was adopted by Police and Military along with the civilian market, training hundreds of thousands of new recruits every year for 75 plus years globally.

The Glock was a dominant pistol in law enforcement and started to take over in the Military, but is now leveling out. Police going to the P320 with the American military the M/17/18. Other country’s seem to doing the same a going from Glocks to other pistols. The dominance Glock was building, seems to be fading. No doubt Glock will stay around, and Militaries and Police will continue to train and use Glocks, but it seems they have peaked as Sig, S&W, H&K, FN, and others are gaining in the numbers.

The switch by many from the .40 Glock, seem to be bringing in new 9mm’s that are not Glocks.

 

Beretta 92 ?

 

What manufacturer has the most negligent or accidental discharges ?

 

Definitely, the one that gets shot the most.

 

"Used" in terms of trigger pulls and rounds down chamber?

EZ ......Glocks as a whole (all variants, not individual models).

 

If you include copies--both licensed and unlicensed - - I'd have to say the BHP.

 

EDITED: I don't want to repost anything this Olivia asshat posted.
I can't wait until this dirtbag is gone. Will someone please wake up @Sam Spade ?

 

I thought it would be the CZ75 and it's clones.

 

I would hardley say that the glock is the most popular pistol ever when you have something such as the 1911 that has been around such a long time and is still popular and will probably never go away. my two cents.

 

A lot of S&W .38/.357 revolvers used by the military and police over the years.

 

My CZ75 has 1.35 billion rounds through it and is clearly the most USED pistol in the world. LOL!

 

I like the Hi Power but thought it would be a S&W 38.

 

The Hi Power? Please provide some sort of data to back this claim up. This is just silly.

 

The Hi Power was used by more military units and police for a longer time than any other pistol I can think of. It was used by generations of family members that served in the Military since 1935 in places like Canada, England, Netherlands, Australia, Israel and so on. Unauthorized copies were used around the globe and really tracked. Some countries still use them as issued sidearms. The 9mm NATO kept the Hi Power around, while the 1911 was more American .45 for US, and replaced by the Beretta in the 80’s/90’s.
What countries did not use the Hi Power? China? They used Canadian made ones. Saddam to Omar, The OSS/SAS to Nazis used Hi Powers.

Browning Hi-Power: The Pistol That Served Nazis, FBI, SAS and Muammar Gaddafi -

Oftentimes, when someone creates a firearm that is truly ahead of its time, it rarely gets instant recognition. And the Browning Hi-Power is a good example of that.

www.thefirearmblog.com

 

I’d say these numbers put the Makarov as #1 with all Glocks together as a tie for most produced. Probably makes sense as it was used across the CommBloc for a half century. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_most-produced_firearms

 

? Mak high estimate at 10 million. Glock known production over 20 million in 2020. How is that a even close to a tie?

 

1911 and licensed variants, about 4.3 million. Glocks? over 20 million as of 3 years ago....

 

1911’s tend to be more North America, Mexico to Canada. A lot of American forces were trained with the M1911, but not as a standard sidearm like the M9 Beretta, which was also used by other militaries and law enforcement. One of the reasons the M9 and M17/18 became joint service issued for uniformity in the US.

 

I guess when they see FAL 7.62 posting in the forums it just triggers some now. maybe this one{pic} will be next.

Bren..hey have a nice weekend for what's left of it. stay cool.

 

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I would guess the 1911 in terms of sheer numbers. Been in miltary use for a long time and a ton of aftermarket makers of 1911s.

 

It might be the most carried pistol over the years, not sure about used. Not exactly the epitome of durability. They leave a lot to be desired in quite a few ways

 

I agree. I love gripping and looking HP's, and...I admire them to a degree, but only because I strongly admire JMB as an American innovator. But... The few HP's I've owned in the past had reliability issues, and I just can't stand shooting them .For those reasons I'd never own one.

 

If you mean what is the most used today, it's the Glock 17. If you mean what was the most used of all time, we'd have to compare the G17, Hi Power, and maybe the Tokarev.

 

The Tokarev and Makarov could be up there. Circa 2009-10 I went to train with some Czech commandos along with spending time with local/state police. The commandos had Glocks, and were switching to CZ SP-01 Phantoms, and the regular military and police had Makarov’s. In Europe and other places the Makarov’s were popular. Other places in Europe went to Glocks from Hi Powers.

 

I would say 1911 after that a flipping Glock.I must have watched a hundred movies lately from around the globe even Congo. besides one with Desert Eagle. it's all GLOCKS..But John did enjoy his Hi-Power

 

This is what he took from the Brits. His own carry piece was a Colt Diamondback.

 

Not sure what they use in Chicago lately.

 

Stolen. They used stolen guns.