Name: Nice FN Browning Hi Power 9mm Surplus MK-II
SKU: 7117
Price: 709.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Nice FN Browning Hi Power 9mm Surplus MK-II

$709.00

Manufacturer: Browning

Model: Hi-Power

Caliber: 9mm Luger

These OUTSTANDING SURPLUS FN Browning High Powers were just imported into the United States by Mach 1 Arsenal. They’ll make
a great addition to your military arms collection and a joy to use on the range. The pistols were a part of law enforcement/ corrections
officer turn in program. We are happy to give our customers the first chance of owning one of the finest pistols ever produced for the
western world’s Armed Forces and Law Enforcement Officers, Graded to be in Good Condition with some holster and user wear on the
pistols.

(This information is general in nature about Browning Hi Power and the different versions built). The Browning Hi-Power has undergone
continuous refinement by FN since its introduction. The pistols were originally made in two models: an “Ordinary Model” with fixed
sights and an “Adjustable Rear Sight Model” with a tangent-type rear sight and a slotted grip for attaching a wooden shoulder stock.
The adjustable sights are still available on commercial versions of the Hi-Power, although the shoulder stock mounts were discontinued
during World War II. In 1962, the design was modified to replace the internal extractor with an external extractor, improving reliability.

Standard Hi-Powers are based on a single-action design. Unlike modern double-action semi-automatic pistols, the Hi-Power’s trigger is
not connected to the hammer. If a double-action pistol is carried with the hammer down with a round in the chamber and a loaded
magazine installed, the shooter may fire the pistol by simply pulling the trigger so long as the slide was previously cocked, or by pulling
the hammer back and pulling the trigger. In contrast, a single-action pistol must be cocked manually before the first shot, by pulling
the slide to the rear and releasing it. In common with the M1911, the Hi-Power is therefore typically carried with the hammer cocked
and the safety catch on (a carry mode often called cocked and locked in the USA or “made ready” in the UK, or sometimes called condition one).

Import Marking Located Under The Pistols, Just Forward Of The Trigger Guard In Small Letters.

Barrel Length – 4.7”

Overall Length – 7.8” inches

Weight – 2.2lb

Action – Short recoil Operated

Caliber – 9x19mm Parabellum

Capacity – 13 rounds; Come with One Magazine

Sights – Most have fixed sights