WW II German Browning Hi Power

German Officer's Browning Hi Power with matching numbers and a WW II German leather holster.
For the RUclips manual reviewers:
1) This video complies with all RUclips guidelines and standards;
2) All firearm handling is done by a trained professional in a controlled, safe environment and all shooting is done on a dedicated, safe shooting range;
3) The link below is to my personal website and I do not sell, or offer for sale, firearms or ammunition;
4) This video is intended to entertain and inform. It is not intended to sell, or offer for sale, any firearms, ammunition, or accessory;
5) The firearm shown in this video is completely stock and is not a "previously modified" firearm.
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[@frankbutta9344]

The Germans made something *less* complicated? Very Nice! 👍👍👍💥

[@RidersRange]

Less complicated and not well finished with lots of tool marks. As always, thanks for watching.

[@JesseGacria357]

Awesome review, just love the Hi-Power design. My CCW is the SA-35 and I have to say it’s a timeless design.

[@RidersRange]

SA-35 review, with a cameo appearance by this Hi Power, coming in a couple weeks.Thanks for watching.

[@matthewmcallister8546]

I have one within 2,000 of the final number produced. Too late for D Day but right on time for Battle of the Bulge. These were only issued to the SS is what I've been told and it has blood pitting. I paid $400 for it 10 years ago...

[@RidersRange]

That one is a keeper. Thanks for watching.

[@HSmith-uk9hl]

BNZ was the WW2 German code used by Steyr-Daimler-Puch AG, Steyr, Austria. All manufacturers of material for the German military were given a two or thee letter code or a number or letter-number code intended to keep their identity secret.

[@RidersRange]

Thanks for adding that info. And thanks for watching.

[@harryvalentine8047]

Love the history

[@RidersRange]

As always, thank you for watching.

[@Bill-jv5eg]

Nice review, not a 59 yard shooter,,,,way left , Still nice to see this gun

[@RidersRange]

I'm guessing that if I spent more time with the gun finding the ammo it likes best that it could be more accurate. But for it's intended war-time purpose, I'm sure it was good enough. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@craigbenz4835]

Maybe some paper to see where it's hitting.

[@IveGotonethatCanSee]

Compare a gun like that to say a Wilson Combat EDC X-9, look how far the technology has come, it’s mind blowing. Don’t get me wrong I love the originals

[@RidersRange]

HUGE difference between what is being made today by Wilson, Nighthawk, even Kimber and Girsan, compared to hurried production of utilitarian war-time pistols. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@T.A.B.Videos]

Way to go

[@RidersRange]

Thanks for watching.

[@dragonrider385]

☺☺

[@RidersRange]

Thank you for watching.