The most prevalent Hammer fired 9mm semi-auto

[pinetree]

I voted CZ-75 - just from my perception. I actually have a FN HP - love it.

 

[ZeSpectre]

Interesting, from a broad perspective it's probably the Browning Hi-Power but from a more local perspective it's the CZ pistols.

Once in a while I'll see someone with a BHP, whereas I frequently see people with CZ pistols.

 

[Sturmgewehre]

Since the Hi-Power has been in production since 1935 and it's been used by several 1st world nations as a sidearm, I would say it has this distinction. During WWII Germany (640b) used the Hi-Power as did Canada and England.

To this day the Hi-Power is still in service with the Belgian Army, British Army, Indian Army, Australian Defence Force, Argentine Army, Irish Army, Luxembourgish Army, Israeli police, Singapore Special Operations Force and Venezuelan Army, among others. This doesn't count the Police agencies world wide that still issue the pistol.

The CZ is in use by Czech Army, Chilean Army, Iranian Army, the Sudanese Army. It's also in use by a handful of police departments mostly in 3rd world nations.

Given the P35 has been manufactured for 40 more years than the CZ and through one World War, I would say the CZ has a lot of catching up to do to be labeled the most prevalent.

 

[2ndamd]

As many others have stated Beretta 92 and Sig 226

 

[Sturmgewehre]

How in the world could you say a Sig P226? You really think that many were made?

 

[458winshooter]

Hammers

+1 on the Beretta.I see more of those than anything.Glock would be second.

 

[spyderdude]

+1 on the Beretta 92FS/M9.