german here what is the most reliable hand gun that requires

>>33938337
why ask?

you can't own any of them anyhow

>>33938374
Anon please

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0-J2pYLCvI

>>33938337
Glock.
Oh wait you guys lost the war.

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>>33938337
get the fuck off my board Nazi

>>33938337

look at walthers & hk's

or rugers if you like americans :)

>>33938337
sawed down single shot 12ga

>>33938337
Basically any somewhat established handgun (i.e. multiple reviews and longterm performance/breakage stats available) from any of the major manufacturers is good to buy. Try the ergonomics, how you like the general feel and think about what you want the gun for (competition, just fun shooting, hunting).
This shouldn't be a problem anymore, but European brands are preferable to US ones in case of delivery problems (panic buying, export restrictions,etc.) if you ever need any parts or accessories

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>>33938706
Make him.

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>>33938337
Glock 19.
This is fact, not opinion.

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>>33938337
MR 73. Here in its natural habitat.

>>33939667
Glock 17 lasts longer
This is fact not opinion.

>>33939667
Pretty much any of the polymer framed hi capacity guns out there now.