Love those Brownings

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I have never had the pleasure of even holding one of those, but I have become interested in the last few years and may see if I can at least find one locally to shoot and convince myself I need one. I do have and thoroughly enjoy the 1911, and mainly shoot 9mm, so.....
 
My 1994 Mk III. I got lucky in that it has a nice, crisp trigger. There's something about the feel in hand of the Hi Power that I like, and even the sound when racking the slide. It's not as ergonomically perfect for me as the CZs, nor can I shoot it as well (it's just not as accurate), but it's got soul. :)

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Here's my unfired 1968 tangent-sight T-series, all Ren Waxed up. I have a handful of other BHPs, but none with good photos yet. One of these days...

If I'm going to shoot one, I'll usually grab my dad's old 1979 Hi-Power, which he gave me and which was the first centerfire handgun I ever shot. I don't really think much of stock BHPs as shooters, though, and the ones I do shoot don't see much range time. I eventually plan to work with Yost and maybe whoever another top BHP 'smith happens to be at that time -- unless I can find a Jim Garthwaite (RIP) BHP that is close to what I would have ordered -- so that I can have a couple that I really enjoy shooting, but that's a ways down my lengthy priority list at the moment.

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That’s a fantastic time capsule @welldoya

Anecdotal story. My dad did the same thing and bought a new Hi Power back in the early 60’s and left it in a pristine unfired condition. 20 years later we had our house broken into and it was stolen.
 
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