I really do appreciate it Chris. Love the comments and the insight. I really look forward to your next comment. Thank you sir.

I completely agree. I love the way you put it!

I really appreciate the kind words and the subscription. I completely agree with you! And as far as concealed carry in my opinion it is the best pistol I have seen for that.

I agree 100% Curt. I can't imagine a pistol that conceals better than this. It tucks right up against your body. I appreciate the comment sir. If not subscribed I how you will consider it. I look forward to future conversations.

Do you have the full size or the 3.6 inch barrel? Easy to conceal?

I have the full size, 4 1/4 barrel. I prefer this pistol for carry when i have to dress up. Conceals nicely in dress clothes. Capacity is a bit low compared to recent models of EDC pistols, but very accurate and reliable, so placement wouldnt be an issue. I have the same one as in the video, two tone, with the gold colored buck head inlay on the grip. Really happy with it and glad i bought it.​@georgelilikakis6066

@@curt1803 I live in New York lol we can only have 10 rounds anyway so capacity isn’t really an issue. Thanks for the info!

@@georgelilikakis6066 I thank God I live in a free state like Texas. Eventhough they are trying hard to flip it blue.

I love it. Very concealable and very comfortable. Thanks for the comment. Look forward to the next conversation.

Very strange! Never knew that one. Thanks Chris. This is great information.

Nice tip.

@@tonyromano6220 Thanks so much Tony!

Did you get one or do you have one?

I definitely agree.

I agree.

@@DadsGarageDIY However, I have read that the quality is not good. Is that true? It is made of cheap plastic?

@@user-hn8to6ck8x I didn't find the quality to be bad at all. The fit and finish seemed quite nice. I don't have it anymore so I can say long term.But, I know people that have had them for years with no issues.

Very welcome. I hope you love it. Look forward to hearing from you again.

Yeah, I agree with you.

They are the perfect EDC. They are small and thin yet a longer barrel for great accuracy.

Thank you so much Isiah. Really appreciate that. Hope if not subscribed you will and I look forward to the next conversation.

That’s great to hear Adam. It’s a fun little gun for sure.

Put a little thread locker on them

Thank you Nathan. I appreciate the comment. I hope you will help my out by subscribing if you are not already subscribed. Thanks again.

Thanks Bob. Next gun video is another Glock. Just for you. Lol

I agree. It really is.

I agree with you 100%. Thanks Jason.

Very nice!

Magtech always seems good. Thanks for the comment.

Ty

I could not agree more. I think it's one of the most beautiful guns I have seen. So easy to conceal too. The biggest negative in my opinion is lack of holster choices. Can't go wrong with it Jorge. Hope if you are not subscribed you will help me out by subscribing. I really appreciate that and look forward to future conversations.

I own both of them. I just picked up my browning recently but i can definitely tell you the black label is easier to carry but I also love my glock 48

@@tylergendron4707 I ended up just getting the browning 1911 yesterday actually! I got rounds coming in soon then I’ll take it shooting.

@@tylergendron4707 I love it too and I also love my Glock 43X MOS.

Love Rock Island. Just picked up another this weekend. Now I have 2.

@@DadsGarageDIY I've heard they jam sometimes. Hopefully mine's good. Going this weekend to test it.

@@UN-intelligent Just like any gun depends on the one you get. I haven't had time with the one I just got yet. But my 10mm has been flawless. Not a single hiccup. Although I did have a double stack 10mm a few years ago that had jamming issues. Good luck and let me know how it goes.

@@DadsGarageDIY oh, I will let you know. I've been on a .380 kick here lately. Got a Glock 25 and it's been flawless. The Baby Rock has been on my radar for a while now, and I've put it off due to mixed reviews. They put it on clearance so I figured now was my time to try it. I've got various loads in FMJ and HP so I plan on testing it thoroughly. If it works, it's going to be my cross draw van gun for work. Most of the recent review videos are %95 positive about it, so I hope I have some luck. It dry cycles fine so that's a good start at least.

Never shot one. I’ve heard a lot about them though.

Conceals beautifully and speaking of beautiful, well, probably the most beautiful pistol I’ve ever seen.

There is a compact version with a shorter barrel.

@@TheOzarkWizard still too big between the grip and the weight. The bg380 is my goldilocks gun, I can carry it in different ways and it's so light it's not even noticeable.

This one seemed pretty good. Not issues but I only kept it a very short time. Thank you sir.

Glad you didn't ask me to spell it. LOL

@@DadsGarageDIY 🤣🤣🤣

You can say that again. LOL

I like it. Not a lot of pop. Which can be a plus.

That's cool. Let me know how they work, Greg. Good hearing from you.

I am no expert by any means. If I understand correctly the original Browning 1911s were in 45. Hopefully someone much more knowledgeable than I can help clear this up. Thanks Frank. Great question.

Because Browning is owned by FN. Why would they compete with themselves?

@@user-xk1sy9pl6z Yeah the same company owns FN and Browning but I don’t think FN makes a 1911, do they? I can’t recall seeing on and I’m not seeing one on their website.

Probably the most creative comment ever. Love it and thanks for the great comment. Hope to hear from you again!

It's metal.

@@DadsGarageDIY not saying you are wrong, but are you sure? Brownings website says the slide is metal, but that the lower frame is polymer. Other youtubers show their polymer frames. One video even showed how flimsy the polymer is near the railing as he pinched it inward. Is it possible that they have a base model and you have some sort of upgraded model? If I buy this gun, I wanted a meyal frame, but couldnt find one anywhere. Here is Brownings website: "This Black Label Medallion Pro Compact model features rosewood grip w/gold buckmark inlay, blackened stainless steel finish, polymer frame and night sights". Also: "The Black Label Medallion Pro has what Browning calls a "composite" frame, which everyone else will call polymer. As great as polymer is, however, it's not strong enough (yet) to support a reciprocating slide, so inside the composite is a machined aluminum "subframe," which sports the rails on which the slide rides".

@@-kepha8828 I probably have it wrong then. I thought I remembered it being metal. My mistake.

Polymer, but there are aluminum parts such as the grip safety.

@@RedHuntsman Thank you sir. Appreciate the info!

I'm not sure what you are saying is not true. Please explain.

1:00-1:05 if im not mistaken, you said “browning does not make any pistol in 9mm or 45 caliber” Browning make the browning Hi-Power chambered in a 9mm. Its a pretty sweet pistol

@@00oFAVIANo00 Got ya. I saw several sources that stated the Hi Power was discontinued in 2018. Is that not correct? I would love to try some other Browning pistols in different calibers. I was really impressed with this one.

@@DadsGarageDIY Hipower was re-released by Browning (FN). The new version is not exactly the same as the original.

@@JojoWalsh I knew FN made one called the Hi Power. Isn't it a clone of the Browning?

Have you had or shot one? Or does it have that reputation?

@@DadsGarageDIY I've never shot but but I also read that the gun is a jamomatic. That's why I'm watching your video.

@@nolagospeltracts8264 Interesting. I have never heard that before. I have sold this one now. My biggest issue was the lack of available holsters. Always good hearing from you!

@@DadsGarageDIY thanks. I was going through my ammo cans and found a bunch of 380 I've forgotten so I started thinking about buying a new 380 pistol to go with it.

@@nolagospeltracts8264 Sounds like a great excuse to buy a pistol to me. 🤣