Above and below, a hi power practical, wearing chestnut Hakan Pek grips above, and flame birch below. Also below, a Springfield stainless "loaded" 1911.
An IDF mark II, with 'ridged' top rail.
An FEG hi power.
Above and below, a hi power practical, wearing chestnut Hakan Pek grips above, and flame birch below. Also below, a Springfield stainless "loaded" 1911.
An IDF mark II, with 'ridged' top rail.
An FEG hi power.
"... And miles to go before I sleep".
I confess to being a long time fan of the Hi Powers, and have owned I don't know how many. Down to only three now, but still enjoy them at the range occasionally.
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MkII Izzy with a bit of work from Novak’s and a set of Spegels.
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Alloy high power, c & s hammer and sear, Novak sights and black t finish.
Izzy Mk.III. A C&S safety was added after this photo.
Mox nix zu mir.
An FEG with some minor work by Don Williams/The Action Works:
Karl Sokol Hi-Power.
Just received my High Power yesterday from Gun Broker. Hopefully I'll get to the range today. I received it with the wood grips, and installed the Black VZ Diamond Slim Grips and removed the magazine disconnect. That brought the trigger pull from 7.1 lbs. average to a 5 lbs. average with the stock parts. It's a 1994 manufacture MK3. I have spring upgrade kits coming from BH Spring Solutions. I don't think it's had a full magazine put through it. The finish is factory Hard Chrome and yes it came with the Gold Trigger. I think it adds a bit of class.
Be Aware-Stay Safe. Gunfighting Is A Thinking Man's Game. So We Might Want To Bring Thinking Back Into It.
My MARS Izzy.
Ignore Alien Orders
Nice.Originally Posted by JAD
My MARS Izzy.
Is MARS still working on BHPs?
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