NCTexan
US Veteran
For the last several years, I've flirted with adding a Browning Hi-Power to my collection.
I enjoy sharpening my bullseye skills at the range (non competitive) and the sheer fun of collecting.
I've always considered accuracy, the pride of owning quality guns, the beauty of design, the historical significance of a particular model, and the 'diversity' of my collection.
I resisted jumping on the 1911 bandwagon for years... but finally was overwhelmed by the "Everybody ought to have one" theory. Now, my customized Springer 1911 is one of my favorite shooters.
The Hi-Power has its enthusiasts that say the same thing.
My question: Is the Hi-Power a "must have" and does it stack up to its hype.
What say you?
BTW, I probably would buy a NIB with a target site.
I enjoy sharpening my bullseye skills at the range (non competitive) and the sheer fun of collecting.
I've always considered accuracy, the pride of owning quality guns, the beauty of design, the historical significance of a particular model, and the 'diversity' of my collection.
I resisted jumping on the 1911 bandwagon for years... but finally was overwhelmed by the "Everybody ought to have one" theory. Now, my customized Springer 1911 is one of my favorite shooters.
The Hi-Power has its enthusiasts that say the same thing.
My question: Is the Hi-Power a "must have" and does it stack up to its hype.
What say you?
BTW, I probably would buy a NIB with a target site.