I have 2 T Series. Fit and finish is very nice. One has been shot allot and one shot little. The one shot allot has a good trigger the other one needs to be shot more. I like the feel of the original grips. Plus one on S Camps site and book.
Browning Hi-Power questions
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I picked up this Israel Kareem mk1 Browning hi-power from a friend over the weekend. His grandpa bought it after it was imported back in the mid 80's, after which he took it home and parked it in his gun safe where it basically sat untouched ever since. my friend, his grandson inherited it and I got it from him. I don't know if the trigger was this good when he got it or whether or not he did some work to it but it's better than my friends 1911's with custom trigger jobs.
from the center of the trigger there's an 1/8" of take up (creep) before your arm the sear spring. after that you lightly kiss it and the hammer breaks. I haven't had the trigger pull measured yet but I'm guessing it's 3-4 lbs & it's beautiful.
from the center of the trigger there's an 1/8" of take up (creep) before your arm the sear spring. after that you lightly kiss it and the hammer breaks. I haven't had the trigger pull measured yet but I'm guessing it's 3-4 lbs & it's beautiful.
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