Browning Hi Powers - Let's See What You've Got!!

[pete156]

I'll show you mine if you'll show me your's. I would especially like to see some Nazi era.

I've also got a Belgium FN Hi Power that I don't have any pics of yet, but I'll get some up. :-)

 

[mightymouse]

Of course someome would come up with this thread--I've sold all six of my BHPs in the last few months, and one Argentine clone besides. Oh well....Nice pistols, btw.

 

[mightymouse]

This is the only one I didn't sell, a FEG P9M, which is a Hungarian-made version of the BHP. It has an extended safety that I find superior in feel to any other factory BHP safety and an extended slide release lever. I've fitted this gun with a C&S wide trigger and a set of Crimson Trace laser grips (the latter are not shown in this picture). It cost $330 new and I have fired over 1600 trouble-free rounds thru it. I kept it, and sold six Browning Hi-Powers and an Argentine clone of the H-P (the FM M-90), because of its high bang-for-the-buck factor.
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[BamaAlum97]

Here is my Hi Power...1982 Belgium made...great gun.

 

[mightymouse]

Here is my Hi Power...1982 Belgium made...great gun.

Your 1982 H-P is among the last of the "Classic" Hi Powers. FN started producing the MK II later that year with different sights and an extended ambi safety. Nice looking pistol, btw.

 

[n8thegr8]

a Hi Power was the first pistol I ever shot, I have a strange urge to have one, one of these days...

 

[CHenry]

75 year anniversary edition. I should have taken a picture of that engraving...