1935 on the digital clock and a photo of John Browning on the wall. This is their ad in November's Guns and Ammo:
1935 on the digital clock and a photo of John Browning on the wall. This is their ad in November's Guns and Ammo:
Last edited by Amp; 10-19-2021 at 01:55 PM.
God I hope not, Springfield could fuck up a wet dream
So I assume it would be an "import and resell" deal. Who besides the Turks make them now?
I actually hope so. A MKIII (firing pin safety) with an improved thumb safety.
I'd buy one, after the shake out.Originally Posted by TheNewbie
"... And miles to go before I sleep".
Me too. I'm breaking a personal vow to avoid threads about Mk III "modern" BHPs because I sold off two wonderful specimens in the '90's I try not to think about.
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I’d probably buy one after it had been out for a bit to make sure the bugs from the early production runs got worked out. I’ve always thought the Hi-Power was an interesting gun and it would be cool to buy one just to have an example.
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The leading suspect on other boards is for SA to do as they did with 1911 and XD, relabel a minor make.
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Over the years I have had 6!!!! Hi powers, from a' 64 Belgian, to a new in the box Practical, even several Israeli guns.
Don't know why I always trade them, or sell them off.
The last one was an FEG.
HUNGARIAN GOODNESS. That gun ran like a raped ape.
"... And miles to go before I sleep".
I would guess an FEG. I have two Charles Daly FEGs. They are pretty nice for the what I paid for them
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