Description:
This listing is for the actual pistol in the photos. Here is as close as most of us will ever get to having a Browning 1935 Hi-Power Pistol. This is FEG's tribute to the Hi-Power, close enough that most parts will interchange. Actual Manufacturer was Fegyver- és Gépgyártó Részvénytársaság, English translation Arms and Machine Manufacturing Company, or simply FEG, of Csepei, Republic of Hungary. From this pistol's B49,000 range serial number, it was manufactured in 1991 or 1992, and issued to the Mishteret Y’Israel, the Israeli Civilian Police. Original slide markings read Parabellum cal. 9mm / Made in Hungary – FEG – Budapest. Markings on forward left frame read Made in Hungary / C.A.I. Georgia Vt. / FEG Mdl. P9M 9mm. Original matching numbers are on the barrel; and on the grip frame's front strap and slide beneath the port; serial number of record has a V suffix on right side of frame. Type is John M. Browning design 1935 hammer fired, locked breech single action semi automatic pistol. Caliber is THE 9mm: 9mm Luger, 9x19, 9mm Parabellum. Construction is entirely steel metal. Barrel is one piece 118 mm or 4 5/8 inch, 1:9.75 right-hand-twist 6 groove. Slide is contoured muzzle with rear serrations and integral bushing. Sights are stake on front low profile blade, and matching black notch dovetailed rear that is drift adjustable for windage only. Trigger is .265 smooth faced combat, with matching round serrated Commander type hammer. Trigger pulls two stage at 7 pounds vicinity, with minimal felt creep and overtravel. Main safety is low profile left side, for right handed shooter, engages on half cock or full cock, and serves as a disassembly catch as well. Magazine safety ensures that the pistol will Not fire single shot without a magazine in battery. Magazine will be Department Issue FEG, FN, or Mec-Gar, holds 13 rounds of 9mm ammunition. Slide thickness is .876 at the port; overall length is 7 3/4 inches, and height is 5 1/4 inches. Weight empty is 33 ounces with center of gravity at the breech face. Grips are factory FEG checkered walnut. Metal finish is polished surface blue. Surface detractions are moderate, principally even wear. We rate this Hi-Power as Very Good, 75 to 80 percent vicinity by our estimate. Photos, at any rate, ought to suffice so that our distinguished shoppers can judge finish grade for themselves. Bore, chamber, and mechanism are all bright, clean, and clear. Most likely this pistol will require throating before it will feed sharp-nosed hollowpoint ammo; that was the case with even FN Hi-Powers made up until about 1988. We’re offering this collectable, serviceable Hungarian – Israeli – Vermont – Tennessee Hi-Power clone for only $ 319.00.
Not transferable to civilian residents of California or Massachusetts. Civilian buyers in Connecticut, District of Colombia, Hawaii, and Maryland will receive new 10 round Mec-Gar Magazine instead of the original issue FEG Mag.
Add any number of new Mec-Gar OEM 10 round blue steel magazines only $16 each, and no extra shipping charges; or add any number of new HFC Asian blue steel 13 round mags, same low price and deal. Add a new set of Surya walnut checkered grips, similar to factory, only $23 each set. Add a Surya leather WWII replica German Holster only $29.
Condition:
Used, Minor Wear
Brand:
CENTURY ARMS
Model:
HG2336
Caliber:
9mm Luger
Item #:
949015702
Stock No.:
HG7409
UPC:
787450073326
Location:
TN
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