who has used a Browning BDM?

[Bluedragon]

Yeah I could really like getting a Czech girl
I also wouldn't mind a Belgian girl either

and by that I would like to find a Browning Hi Power Mk2 or Mk3. Or perhaps an original if the price is right. CZ75's and BHP's are some of the sexiest pistols in my opinion. Next to the infamous Beretta 92FS and Colt 1911

 

[dondavis3]

Browning BDM's are not fragile

They are fantastic guns IMHO

I've put 1000's of rounds through it w/o one burp.

The more I shoot it the better it performs

 

[Sirshredalot]

Actually I believe they where a sig sauer design....

I just traded mine off....very nice VERY thin guns...accurate and lightweight for an all steel frame.

All in all theyre a nice novelty pistol...they are VERY complicated to detail strip/assemble.

The controls are in a nice location, but the safety/decocker was the opposite of standard with DOWN being safe.

Low cap mags are abundant...hi cap mags are hard to come by.

I have no regrets getting rid of it...I will however sometime in my life have another one.

Oh yeah...the factory parkerized finish SUCKS...shows every bit of wear and rusts right through the finish.
Thats why I had mine nickel plated.

God bless
-Shred

 

[rhino]

its a berretta 92 with an enclosed slide , they where built by berretta

Nope. This is an original Browning USA design, built in Utah.

Actually I believe they where a sig sauer design....

Nope. You may be confusing the BDM with one of the two or three pistols Browning marketed at their "BDA" (Browning Double Action).

One BDA was a Sig Sauer P220. Another was a Beretta 84. I think they also had some kind of mutant double action pistol that looked like a Hi Power, but with a double action trigger.