Got my Hi Power back from Action Works

[czgunner]

I finally got it back, and it looks awesome.
I’m not a photographer so I don’t do it justice.
I had Don Williams do a nice trigger with the reduced reset package, Garthwaite trigger sear and hammer, stipple the front and rear grip straps, Heinie sights, Roguard slide and NP3 frame, extended safety, and some stuff I’m forgetting.


In the custom Privateer Leather holster they made for it.

[mysak]

Awesome! I am a big Hi Power fan as my Yost Hi Power was a carry gun for sometime

[Bantee]

Beautifully done piece!! I love two-tone pistols. It's great seeing nicely executed steel.

[Delta-3]

That is a beautiful Hi-Power!

[Drifting Fate]

Sweet, and just in time - can't get those finishes anymore.

Personally think the Hi Power is one of the nicest guns ever made and you have a great one.

[RWH24]

GORGEOUS, BEAUTIMUS, Work of Metal Art.

[kaltesherz]

Don did mine, he's the Hi Power whisperer

[m4brian]

Nice HP. What are the grips sir?

[JimmyB62]

Nice HP. What are the grips sir?

Not the OP but I think they’re VZ Grips.

https://vzgrips.com/search.php?searc...ection=product

[gaijin]

Excellent P35.
It will, no doubt, be a shooter.

Don is one of the top three or four BHP smiths in my book.
His short reset mod is really nice- not unusual for a 1911 shooter to short stroke an OEM trigger.

And I love the proper two tone, which is; blued slide/HC frame.
There was actually a legit reason for this back in the day. The slide rarely, if ever, rusted from contact with a sweaty hand- and they were usually wiped off after a range session.
The frame was prone to corrosion due to direct contact with the shooters hand however.
A couple of mine are two tone guns.