Well done, I have watched all of the SA-35 evaluation videos and I'm very impressed with the improvements your team has made. Earlier this year, your team upgraded my 1980's vintage HP and it's like a new gun.
Mark, I really enjoyed this series and your opportunity to showcase BHSS' high standard of BHP knowledge and great gunsmithing and workmanship. I am sure SA will fix one or two of the issues customer testing discovered in due time, making for a very desirable product, especially when "breathed on" by BHSS. All the best, Rob in Switzerland
I saw no safety glasses, btw. It's good to see that SA35 working well. It looks to have a good bit of work to that Springfield. I am wondering how much BHSS will charge and what the lead time will be for such an overhaul/customization package like that.
Springfield Armory I'm making a wish list it includes but not limited to the mil spec 1911FS45, the 2011FS9mm,the2011 CS45 and a socom16 rifle for starters and a lever action2011.45 rifle to pair with the pistols can't forget about that and maybe a revolver aswell yes a few of those aswell and the new sa35 high power
one of these I will get a SA-35 and send it over to you guys, but that will be awhile since that sounds like an expensive project. And I think that's something that will prevent me to get a SA-35 in general, cost to make a gun even remotely functional and safe to the point where BHSpring can make it a great gun.
You're overstating the deficiencies of the stock SA-35. The Type 1 floating firing pin was standard FN / Browning fare for many years, and the issue with the safety potentially interfering with Condition 3 carry in real life wouldn't be much of an issue, since who carries a pistol like this in Condition 3?
Regarding the BHAdvanced Masterpiece SA-35, do you have a supply of the Browning extractors? And do you have any idea yet what the price of the conversion will be?
You ruined the gun, to where it now, it no longer resembles a Hi-Power. The whole idea about getting a nostalgic, rich in history firearm, is authentic looks.
If you want the masterpiece maker service as shown mine cost $1290ish. That included minor metal work and shipping. They had a 20% off promotion for work earlier this year.
Amazing that you have to spend extra money to get a product to work properly. SA needs to sell a working product, not let the public be a test bed. SHAME ON SA!
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Well done, I have watched all of the SA-35 evaluation videos and I'm very impressed with the improvements your team has made. Earlier this year, your team upgraded my 1980's vintage HP and it's like a new gun.
Mark, I really enjoyed this series and your opportunity to showcase BHSS' high standard of BHP knowledge and great gunsmithing and workmanship. I am sure SA will fix one or two of the issues customer testing discovered in due time, making for a very desirable product, especially when "breathed on" by BHSS. All the best, Rob in Switzerland
Gorgeous looking refinishing. I thought you were going back to the SA barrel.
I just ordered the Reliability Optimization Kit ........... Nice series of videos.... Tnx ......
I saw no safety glasses, btw. It's good to see that SA35 working well. It looks to have a good bit of work to that Springfield. I am wondering how much BHSS will charge and what the lead time will be for such an overhaul/customization package like that.
Springfield Armory I'm making a wish list it includes but not limited to the mil spec 1911FS45, the 2011FS9mm,the2011 CS45 and a socom16 rifle for starters and a lever action2011.45 rifle to pair with the pistols can't forget about that and maybe a revolver aswell yes a few of those aswell and the new sa35 high power
one of these I will get a SA-35 and send it over to you guys, but that will be awhile since that sounds like an expensive project. And I think that's something that will prevent me to get a SA-35 in general, cost to make a gun even remotely functional and safe to the point where BHSpring can make it a great gun.
You're overstating the deficiencies of the stock SA-35. The Type 1 floating firing pin was standard FN / Browning fare for many years, and the issue with the safety potentially interfering with Condition 3 carry in real life wouldn't be much of an issue, since who carries a pistol like this in Condition 3?
Regarding the BHAdvanced Masterpiece SA-35, do you have a supply of the Browning extractors? And do you have any idea yet what the price of the conversion will be?
It looks amazing 👏
This video was posted on my birthday.
Really like your work 😉👍
Can just the upper be sent to you to do the extractor work?
I thought the SA35 extractor issues start at 800 rounds?
On a customer's gun we had FTE on the first mag, other customers are reporting flawless function with no round count indication.
@@bhspringsolutionsllc555 Springfield will get it right, you shouldn't have to pay $1200 to preemptively fix a new pistol.
I have 4 BHP and one FEG and bought springs and SFS and other upgrades from you. But it shouldn't be needed, no offense meant.
@@WheeledandWellArmed This didn’t age well…
I love the grips on your SA-35, do you make those? They are absolutely stunning! Thank you for the video Sir.
Yes, these are an example of our Heirloom grade Mastergrips. They can be found on our website.
You ruined the gun, to where it now, it no longer resembles a Hi-Power. The whole idea about getting a nostalgic, rich in history firearm, is authentic looks.
FTE fix????
Do any come to Canada ?
How much does it cost to fix one?
If you want the masterpiece maker service as shown mine cost $1290ish. That included minor metal work and shipping. They had a 20% off promotion for work earlier this year.
Outstanding. Too bad you had to do so much work on a SA gun.
Safety glasses?
Amazing that you have to spend extra money to get a product to work properly. SA needs to sell a working product, not let the public be a test bed. SHAME ON SA!