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Hey there brother. Can you send me links to those exact grips and magwell? Or tell me the name and the color? Beautiful gun man!!👍

Really wish these came with bare slides, as I'd prefer to have them milled for my own specific optics. I wish the regular Legion 226 SAO could have an adjustable curved trigger as well, but sadly no one makes one, only flat faced which doesn't work for me as well as curved.

I sent mine to Novak's...they sent it back to me with an apology. They said the dovetail was unable to be fitted with one of their sights and the trigger was so difficult to set to a smooth 3lbs they wouldn't mess with it. It still has the factory sights and a 4lb trigger.

I like such a rifle, but what in your real life could be a reason for shooting at 1000yards? (Ethical hunting is out of question at that distance even much bigger caliber would be used) So what in a real life could force you to shoot at 1000yards and even do that from inside of your car ? I just can not magine any real good reason....

the bottom line is, there's no competition for the ACRO and no mid-level priced optic that can replace it. It's the Micro T2. Nothing will replace it. However I am impressed so far with the Meprolight MPO Pro. Their new Enclosed optic maid in Taiwan, not China. Those dots are really awesome. You should test one and see if it holds up to intense shooting.

I just wish they would loosen their tolerances so that guns didn't need beark-ins. We'd prefer a little less fitment quality for more reliable guns without needing tuning or break in. It seems like they've been better with it lately. The weird thing is, none of their double stack guns have any issues whatsoever. I even carry a Mako and KDSC, no issues.

That thing is NOT daytime bright lol. It's a good illuminated reticle, but it's usable in overcast conditions.

I love mine, no issues at all

I have the new version of the FN Hi-Power. It's a modern take on the Hi-Power, but it's a nice shooting firearm. Only negatives, price, and all blacked out sights. Like to see you do a comparison.

I have a WW2 bring back. That I take to the range from time to time. My only question is. Did John Moses Browning like getting hammer bite?

How did the Skeleton curved trigger feel vs the Straight (flat) trigger?

Yup badass

Me personally, I would Never Ever alter, modify and or amend the Geometry of a Browning HP (i.e. Made in Belgium). Excellent presentation and Thanks.

Seems trivial for you to complain about the price, considering it's an American made optic that has an RMR footprint with the same proven durability. Also the price you paid for is way below what MSRP Trijicon is asking for.

...RDR gear shout out to MK3 firearms.....that's game recognising game....much respect

I've had one for awile really like the gun mine broke the extractor, replaced it with a after market. My only complaint is the thumb safety is mushy. I'll fix that.

Both the average and median number of rounds fired in a self defense shooting is……..2. In those cases where more than 2 rounds were fired, the shooter most often fired to slide lock at a single target regardless of capacity, and in many of those cases it simply wasn’t necessary and the person essentially panicked and opened themselves up to more liability. This may come as a shock to some people but you’re not John Wick out there. You’d be much better served safety wise carrying around a fire extinguisher, dropping alcohol from your life, and eating more healthy than carrying more than 11 rounds in your carry gun. Not to say you shouldn’t carry as many rounds as you want to, but the reality is, it’s really a non issue. The key is carry a gun that is comfortable enough that you’re more likely to carry it and that you also shoot well and feel confident in.

Boycotting Springfield still.

The person that design the buttstock must be a Dem, NOBODY WITH COMMON SENSE would come up with something soooo Stupid....

I'm glad that I waited, I bought mine about 4 months ago, 44K serial number.... They worked out the bugs.

safariland 6000 series, works with just the pistol alone with no light needed. The ALS locks the top of the pistol.

Did I miss the dimensions on this gun??

It would be nice if Trijicon lower the price of the RMR type two since the new releases…..

As another viewer pointed out, cylinder-slide is still very much in business and currently making parts for the SA-35

Cylinder and Slide is still very much in business. As a matter of fact I spoke with Bill Loughbridge the other day when ordering some parts for a Browning of mine.

Heck, I dealt mine away after 400 Rounds. Couldn’t get the damn thing to run anything at all reliably. Went immediately back to my 1911’s. 😢

Learn how to shoot

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I don't understand the current difficulty in acquiring an SA-35. Lipsey's, RSR, etc, has had these in stock and in substantial quantities for quite some time.

Argentine-made Hi Powers were produced by Direccion General Fabrications Militaries (commonly called FM) at their arms factory, Fabrica Armas Portatiles Domingo F. Matheu in Rosario, under Belgian FN license from 1969-1989 with FN inspectors watching close by. These were produced for the Argentine military and national police with a heavy manganese phosphate finish as a clone of the MkII 1965 version of the HP. Unlike many foreign-made BHP's, these Argentine guns are not simple clones with questionable interchangeably, but true license built models, and are marked as such.

Ok, first the guns frame and slide are forged I've heard in Turkey. The gun is refined and made in the US. The SA 35 has a great trigger out of the box. I bought mine months ago and I have had 0 malfunctions or issues. No slide bite, no extraction issues because that was on their first I believe 2000 gun run. It's since been fixed. Not a big S-armory guy but this is a great gun. I shot a perfect score when qualifying with it. Shoots not only ball but hollow points as well. So if you're thinking about getting one, yes they're hard to cone by but when you do and you want one get it 👍

Hi-Powers are awesome. I have a 1945-46 Hi-Power in my collection. Complete set with original box after the Austrian Gendarmerie at that time.

Have 2 of the springfield, both run flawlessly. I carry 1 of them every day

Where to get the slide/comp combo?

Thanks to your shitty intro, you went into the "don't recommend channel" category.

I’ve had the hellcat pro for about 2 months now… I’ve shot the sig and the pro… I have to say, hellcat all the way. Both are great guns… but… the cat just feels great in my hand and shoots great. Great review and vid.

I have one of the first 900 made of the Springfield High Power 35. I have not had a problem with it at over 1000 rounds. True, I maintenance it every 150 rounds or so. (Casual Day at the Range.). Grand Thumb was doing a torture test. Hats off to him. The Tolerances are very tight. It is not a "Military Tolerance". The higher the tolerance, the more likely to stoppage due to lack of cleaning and proper lube. (High Tolerance 1911 vs Military Grade 1911. I have them both. Same thing. I love my Springfield as much as the several Browning HP I own.

My Remington Super Mag is now wearing Tac-14 wood.

Garand Thumb states that after 800 rounds the gun becomes useless due to jamming.

GP-35, most Prolific Military Sidearm in the Free World for Decades. I have several FN/“Browning” versions i modded, shot and carried for years. Inarguably a CLASSIC I think.

CZ omega does the job for me just fine. 😊

I'm still boycotting SA over the 2017 crap with the Gun Dealer Licensing Act in Illinois trying to make a deal with the anti-gun devils. I own three FN made HPs and three HP clones. An Argentine , an Israeli/Hungarian clone and a Turkish Girsan MCP-35. The Girsan is a decent working clone for the money. The SA-35 may be a better build, but I won't buy an SA product. Since they broke the faith with the 2A I'm done with them.

What brand sight you have on the PDP?

The best 226 are the ones with da/sa.

I love mine. I had to smooth the tops of the grips, they were a little sharp for me. It’s one of my favorite pistols.

The Humble Marksman actually suggested the name "Platypus" to Stealth Arms.

I have the vp9sk with the scs from the manufacturer. I haven’t changed the grip panels or backstrap. This pistol fits my hands better than any pistol I have, including my PDP compact. It carry’s great in tier1 holster.

When they first came out I was excited. I went and bought five magazines before I bought the gun. Then, you couldn’t find one and if you could find one they were going for double or more of MSRP. Finally got one a bout a year ago. It shoots well but the sharp edges are a problem. Extractor started failing at about 800 rounds. It’s been back to Springfield twice. They tightened up the safety for a more positive click, I had them put some night sights on it and they replaced the extractor. I put a set of VZ grips on it and it feels great in the hand. I like it but not fully satisfied with it. It’s a range toy, and like you, I don’t know if I want to spend the money to do what I would like to get done to it. For now, I’m keeping it in the collection along with my wish list of customizing it.

I like it in 20 gauge, and with the wood furniture. Cheers!

Carried the HiPower in service, fine weapon