The Browning Pistol refers to a series of semi-automatic handguns designed by the famous firearms designer John Browning. One of the most notable models is the Browning Hi-Power, introduced in 1935, which became popular for its reliability and high-capacity magazine. These pistols are known for their ergonomic design and have been used by military and law enforcement agencies worldwide. Browning pistols typically feature a short recoil operation and a single-action trigger mechanism. They are available in various calibers, with the 9mm being the most common. The design has influenced many modern handguns, making it a significant part of firearm history.