[CWO4USCGRET]

for Colt cousins...aka Brownings.

Here's my newest trade:

Let's see - Kimber Tactical Pro II Commander sized gun for a T Series 1968 Vintage Browning High Power...

I do love the classic steel and wood.

 

[.455Eley]

I posted this one in the 'other firearms thread' about a year ago, my first handgun after turning 21.

A well used, slightly pitted, re-blued 1964 late pre-t FN Grande Puissance. Cost me less than a Glock and with 1000% more style.

 

[chaosrob]

I'm game;

 

[Old-Colts]

Here's my 1968 Browning T Series Hi-Power. It is also the one I use for CCL qualifying.

 

[chaosrob]

Is that a 44-40 version?

Here's my 1968 Browning T Series Hi-Power. It is also the one I use for CCL qualifying.

 

[Old-Colts]

Is that a 44-40 version?

Kind of wish it was!

I still have a little of the 44-40 I won in your giveaway!!!!

 

[Oyeboten]

m1955 FN "Browning" in .380 ACP/Kurtz/Corto, etc

As far as I gather, the m1955 was the same Pistol as the FN m1910/1912, but for the Stocks being updated.

They really are quite small, and compact.

They also offered them in .32 ACP.

 

[Oyeboten]

Older FN 'High Power' -

These are really nice Pistols. Very happy to have one.

 

[Colt-SL]

Love the Hi-Power:

With its siblings:

 

[22_Matt]

Here's mine. BAR .22

Medalist from 1967.

With it's box of extras.

1895 Browning Repro in 30-06, still new in the box from 1984.

Buckmark.

SA .22 from 1970.

BDA .380 from 1996.

Hi Power from 1961.

High Power from 1971, unfired.

Double Automatic Twelvette.

 

[Colt-SL]

The Buck Mark with current stocks.

 

[Blademan]

Here is my two offerings. 1st is a 1968 T-series I picked up a few weeks ago. I got it from the original owner with Browning gun rug and papers. The original stocks I took off and put on these coco bolo stocks. 2 original mags, the holsters, and 1,000 rds of 9mm. What a deal! 2nd is newer and one that I already had. Only factory fired, never carried or shot, with box, and papers.

 

[guy sajer]

 

[Blademan]

Mitch nice Hi-Power. I also like the blade, who makes it? Thanks.

Lou

 

[guy sajer]

Thank you .

Novak's did the HP back around 1997-8 .

At the 1993 SHOT Show in Houston we came upon a gentleman in one of the side halls with a table full of knives . We bought 10 - 12 . He called this one his French Folder . Pat Crawford was and remains a gentleman !

I still have both .

 

[Blademan]

Thanks Mitch, I could tell the blade was made very well. That would explain why.

 

[.455Eley]

My Hi Power had a distant relative come to live in the safe:

It's a 1989 Light Twelve with a 30" Invector barrel. It's nearly mint but I picked it up fairly affordably because of some stock wear and a dent in the vent rib.

 

[bmcgilvray]

Early post-war FN model

 

[CWO4USCGRET]

Canadian INGLIS High Power

ISRAELI Police Trade-in HP

Pair of matching INGLIS slide/frame still gathering parts to build them...

Same INGLIS with a dagger by Norm Bardsley

I also have a High Power Practical (hard chrome frame blued slide) and a Baby Browning; a Beretta hi-cap .380 that sure looks a lot like the BDA .380

 

[DawnPatrol6]

WW2 Browning High Power

This HP I got from the son of the vet who brought it back in WW2. He was a sgt. with the 5th Army in Africa and Italy and brought back this Browning HP with two mags and orig. holster and a 1941 AC P38 both taken from captured German soldiers.