I have been fascinated by the Browning High-Power Pistols since acquiring 1 for an Army Vet in 1956 or 57. It wasn't in great shape but it was usable. Sadly it was stolen a few years later. It wasn't until 1970 that I got a new BHP for about $75. Today, I am the proud owner of more than 2 dozen of the them. However, it took me about 40 years to acquire a Canadian Ingles and a Hungarian FEG.
I know the Ingles was an authorized copy due to wartime demands but I'm not as clear on the FEG copies. My Canadian gun is mechanically fine but is not a showpiece. My first FEG looks like it just came off the assembly line and is very nicely finished.
Acquisition of a Springfield SA-35 at or near MSRP has so far alluded me. I recently read a couple reviews on the Tisas BR9 which sounds like it would be a good addition. It seems to me that I've read about a couple other BHP copies, at least one of which was from a German gun maker. Who else has designed and marketed a clone of the BHP? Ed in West Central Florida.
I know the Ingles was an authorized copy due to wartime demands but I'm not as clear on the FEG copies. My Canadian gun is mechanically fine but is not a showpiece. My first FEG looks like it just came off the assembly line and is very nicely finished.
Acquisition of a Springfield SA-35 at or near MSRP has so far alluded me. I recently read a couple reviews on the Tisas BR9 which sounds like it would be a good addition. It seems to me that I've read about a couple other BHP copies, at least one of which was from a German gun maker. Who else has designed and marketed a clone of the BHP? Ed in West Central Florida.