Browning Hi-Power - Great Condition

[silverstar]

Very good shooter, nice shape, Have two mags, no box. $550 firm

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[Chipperxd]

Any more information as to who it's made by?

 

[bravo619]

its posted Chipperx

 

[Chipperxd]

Sorry I'm a noob when it comes to Hi Powers. Arent there a million clones out there like a 1911? Or is there only one manufacturer?

Sorry again if it's listed in the photo but I can't see what it says on the slide.

 

[hatchj]

If it's a browning, they are made by fn in Belgium. depending on the age, it may be assembled in a different country.

 

[Rughunter]

It looks like a Browning: Made in Belgium, Assembled in Portugal.

 

[silverstar]

Yes, made in Belgium, assembled in Portugal stamped on barrel

 

[buck]

looks beautiful. to bad you aren't closer.

 

[Blitzkrieg]

Might help to post whether it's a MK 2 or MK 3 but either way it's a good price

 

[Steve06]

Looks like a Mark III.

 

[asiparks]

that's an excellent price for a MkIII with a polished blue finish. If you were in OR.....

 

[yj93ben]

FYI MKIII has a Black epoxy finish, the Standard has a Polished blued finish. Hard to tell with that picture.

 

[Blitzkrieg]

FYI MKIII has a Black epoxy finish, the Standard has a Polished blued finish. Hard to tell with that picture.

It will say right on the gun. The main difference between the two models is a firing pin safety that was added to the MK III slide.. if you remove the slide and look under the firing pin channel it's a toggle thingie. Many don't like it but it really does not affect anything I ever heard tell of. I have and shoot both types

 

[silverstar]

This is a MKIII - You guys are beginning to convince me I should keep this one!

 

[Blitzkrieg]

This is a MKIII - You guys are beginning to convince me I should keep this one!

My BHPs are probably the last handguns I will ever sell

 

[silverstar]

Spoke too soon - just sold. Thanks for all your input!