Full size? Fun to shoot? 9mm?
This should draw the slavering hordes of Browning Hi-Power fans from the woodwork. (I'm in that slavering horde, too, although I am currently Hi-Power-Less.)
Right now you can get HK P7s for . . . still somewhat reasonably . . . as West German police trade-ins. I got one, and finally understand the HK mystique. An evolutionary dead end, but oh my, what a design.
My comments about the guns you listed (and they're MY COMMENTS, and applicable to ME, and are not necessarily any kind of Universal Truth---just sayin')?
The CZ75 I want to love, but the sad fact is that the full size version has a trigger that is hard for me to reach in double action. Sigh. I can do it, but it's not something I've been willing to do yet.
The G17---hard to go wrong with the Premier Papa Poly-Popper, assuming it fits your hands. If you're new to autopistols, you'll probably think the Glock feels just fine. If your hand has been trained to fit the very prevalent "1911 paradigm", a G17 is going to feel . . . kind of off to you. (Or it does to me.) Otherwise, big, soft, durable, accurate, you can tinker with it or leave it alone and it ought to work fine for you.
I have played with but not shot the FNP and Baby Eagle. Both seem like quality handguns.
Oddly enough, one of my very favorite pistols of all time is the Taurus 92. I loved the double action pull and it was, once more (like the G17) a big, light, soft shooting 9mm. I have had good luck with Taurus automatics and revolvers, although I know a lot of people are down on them. And it seems to me that even Taurus bashers generally make an exception for the 92.
There are a ton of very decent choices out there, find one that fits your hand and then check to make sure it isn't a stinker, and go forth and do great things.
I say again, a ton of very decent choices out there.
