FN re-enters the P-35 game

[TheNewbie]

I wonder if these will have a firing pin safety and NO magazine safety.

[farscott]

Is it wrong to hope for a new BDM based on the new FN P-35? The BDM was pretty sweet in "revolver mode" and a very thin pistol.

[Elwin]

...but this might be a visual effect from the grip being lengthened for a 17-round magazine.

Bleh. They had me until this part. One of the best things about a Hi Power is that it's an SAO G19L/G17K.

Not that I'm going to buy one regardless, but I think this choice abandons the gun's natural niche as a very capable SAO concealed pistol.

[Jim Watson]

Looks like the SA and Tisas are closer copies than FN.

[Inkwell 41]

A bit disappointing. I wish they had left well enough alone. The P35 was a proven design and with a few MINOR tweaks is still viable. This is an entirely new design, unproven and unvetted.

[Caballoflaco]

Ambi-controls and front strap checkering are nice factory options. Interested if these will assembled in Portugal like the old ones or made in South Carolina. It's cosmetic, but I like the FN roll mark. They released a run in the early 2000s with them and I still kick myself for not picking one up then.

Assembled in........Turkey

[TheNewbie]

Assembled in........Turkey

Is this a joke or real info? Please the former.

[Caballoflaco]

Is this a joke or real info? Please the former.

It’s a joke. We won’t know until we know, but I don’t think it’s out of the realm of possibility.

[JAH 3rd]

Wonder if Ruger is going to reintroduce their P-series pistols from decades past. Probably not.

[Paul D]

Wonder if Ruger is going to reintroduce their P-series pistols from decades past. Probably not.

No need. I have all their models.