[johnholbrook]

This John Inglis version of the FN HP was made near the end of WW II.. They are still in service around the world.

 

[Stephen A. Camp]

Hello. I don't own one, but have shot a friend's Inglis. It never misses a stutter and the sights are pretty well "on".
They do have a sort of panache about them.

Best.

 

[Guest]

Amen. Went to a pistol match in Canada in 1959 as a kid and a Canadian soldier let me use his in a rather primitive "commando match". I knew a little bit about them from Jeff Cooper's "Fighting Handguns" and thought it was rather an exotic piece of ordnance.

Years later I finally picked up a tangent sighted one. You're right--it's still a pretty serviceable and honest piece. Not many pistols have the character of an Inglis.