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    Browning Hi-Power

    I was finally able to secure the ultimate 9, a browning hi-power. It is a mark III with the double sided safety and dovetailed sights. Price was decent, its LNIB. Almost looks like it hasn't been fired. I haven't been able to shoot it yet but the trigger feels great in dry fire. The reset leaves a little something to be desired, but it reminds me of the reset on my M&Ps so its not all that bad.

    The only thing that might make this better is a cylinder and slide hammer, even with my small hands its looking like I will suffer a few bites of the hammer.

    Sorry for the quality of the picture, I am not photographer. I am off to watch Beverly Hills Cop now.


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    Nice.

    There is a really cool thread on here about HRT Hi Powers, just an FYI, don't know if you've read it, just search.

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    Love HiPowers, have had several, but after one magazine my wookie paws look like hamburger.
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    I would love an HRT hi power

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    Did you ever try the C&S hammer? Looking at how I hold the gun I am pretty sure I am gonna get bitten, but I am debating bobbing my current hammer vs buying a C&S rounded one.

    Quote Originally Posted by Templar View Post
    Love HiPowers, have had several, but after one magazine my wookie paws look like hamburger.

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    Try it first before altering it. I had a MK III with the spur hammer ( before I sold it to my step father who had fallen in love with it). I never had a problem with hammer bite. I have large hands but they're not fleshy so I never had a problem. Everyones hands are differant as is the way they hold the gun.
    Paranoia is more than a personality trait, it's a survival skill.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rathos View Post
    Did you ever try the C&S hammer? Looking at how I hold the gun I am pretty sure I am gonna get bitten, but I am debating bobbing my current hammer vs buying a C&S rounded one.

    I've not used one, no, but if they are similar to the "Commander" type hammers on a 1911, then I'll still get bit.

    The only HiPower hammer that doesn't bite me is the one for the SFS system.
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    Nice pistol! I've wanted a Novak Hi-Power since I was a kid.

    After you watch BHC, didn't Spenser for hire carry a BHP?

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    Nice. I have an Inglis Hi Power and love it. My only grip is the magazine disconnect that prevents the mags from dropping free. If I ever run across a civilian version for a good price I'll pick it up and ditch the mag disconnect.
    I like franks & beans

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    Spenser carried a Beretta 92 compact
    Last edited by 1oldgrunt; 09-30-10 at 23:05.

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