Looks like the sort of paintjob you see on guns in Call of Duty online multiplayer matches. Seriously, apparently kids love guns spattered with random paint colors, so it wouldn't surprise me that much if someone bought a Browning Hi-Power then splashed some red paint on it to make it look like the 1911 they use in CoD online matches. In fact, if it were neon green, pink, purple, or yellow, then I would be certain of it.

Sometimes police departments paint training guns, or otherwise guns loaded with less lethal riot ammo but they typically just paint the grips, and they don't just randomly splatter it like that, they remove the grips, spraypaint them blue for training or orange for riot control, let them dry, then put them back on the gun.

That being said, $300 for a BHP is a steal, and paint can easily be cleaned off by a number of finish-friendly cleaning products, so don't worry about it. Congratulations.

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