The hi-power, my first, and still my favorite handgun. I don’t have an Inglis , but have two Brownings, and the latest Turkish clone. No other handgun has ever felt so right in my hand.
Awesome someone does a review on the high power. I have my grandpas high power made in the original Belgium factory... never had an issue with it even after the multiple thousand rounds now 3 generations have shot it. Arguably one of the most reliable guns out there in my opinion.
All I can say is I love my Browning Hi Power it has never failed in any way, natural pointing and very accurate and I think it is the best feeling handgun in your hand. love it
Never seen a close up of the Inglis. I am very fond of my 1994 vintage Mk 3 (made in Belgium/assembled in Portugal). Better sights- 3 vertical hash marks instead of 3 dots. Very accurate with good ammo, and easy to fieldstrip. Never liked mag disconnectors, but what can u do? JMB and Saive definitely got it right.
Hey Larry, just want to let you know how much of a fan I am and keep up the great work! It was because of you I picked up my first gun (a DDM4V1) and an Aimpoint for it. Thanks and keep the videos coming!
the browning hi power I qualified on had some form of Asian marking on it. and most of the hi powers we have in service are old as hell . but as long as you get a newer mag you're still good to go. the old mags jam like crazy
I'm a great fan of yours. I seen lots of your posts. You have the best "movies" and scripts I'v haver seen. Thanks for the termendous quality of your films. Cheers!
I got one with the markings MK.1*. It was taken to Norway with airpilots during WW2. Can still compete with modren pistols if you take out the magazin safety.
A good buddy has one (🇨🇦Inglis), always ran smooth, n accurate. Loved mid 80's, Fiochi ammo, held up to minor enthusiasm, I need one., on my bucket🪣 list.
I've always wanted one of these pistols. And there's thousands of them sitting in storage that would be prime items for surplus. Problem is, the Canadian gov't will never sell surplus guns to its citizens.
Grizz Axxemann even if they did since it's still in service no chance of seeing it on the civilian market unless they have been phased out. But I think they would just be destroyed when that happens.
Grizz Axxemann They won't destroy them. You think the current Liberal gov is gonna budget for new small arms to replace old tech? The Harper goon squad sure as hell didn't. They themselves bought cheap surplus crap for the CF.
Inglis Hi-Powers in Mint shape are somewhat rare - esp. ones with the "lend-lease' ( China - Russia - Canada ) decal which appears to be on the grip ( although not intact ) Shooting this gun just devalues it and will certainly cause the rest of the decal to come off. Appears to be a 4T series so it is a mid- production gun - highest series is 9T. They were NEVER made for private purchase from Inglis. Be interesting to find out it's background and why it was unfired ( until now. )
It's never occurred to me until just now... how reliable are high powers? I have very limited real world experience with one... I'm a huge 1911 guy, and to me the hi-power is just a work of art to behold. But I've never any reliability tests on one... But I've never seen one choke either. Just wondering.
I remember reading somewhere that there was an experimental 9mm "magnum" version tested and I think it was called the Brigadier but cannot find any references, have you come across this at all
Have 2 high Powers, one an Ingles cause I love it from my Canadian Army Days! Other is a Belgian made same mark #1 Mk2 you were shooting! Difference is which sight you drift Belgian is back and Ingles is front. The decal on the front of the frame means it was made for the Nationalist Chinese but never delivered! My last unit was issued some from national war stocks as when the order was not filled (fall of China to commies) they were put in war stocks! Decal in mint shape doubles the value of the handgun! Love shooting them but favorite is still the 226 Sig!
The decal is the mutual aid decal. It spells out CANADA in English, Chinese and Russian. The Chinese pistols are CH serialled, everyone else has a T in the serial like this one. Great pistol. Took me 5 years to find a really nice 5T numbered pistol like I used in the Canadian Forces.
About two years ago I had the chance to own a 1944 made inglis Hi-Power in mint condition. The price was good and I knew the owner well, but the timing was bad. I have regretted it ever since.
Thanks reviewing a Canadian made firearm. Not to bad for a pistol made between 1944 and 1945. Still in use by the Canadian military. Most issues with the pistol is worn out mags and inexperienced operators. Review a C7/C8 if you could. Keep up the good work.
Maus46 simply a Canadian version. It's a Hi Power made here. Just as the C7 and C8 is a Canadian licensed version of the M-16/M-4. We didn't reinvent the wheel. We would probably have a new pistol but the Feds 86'ed the contract. Still using WWII era pistols pathetic. I miss my C7A1.
NovaScotiaNewfie We didn't reinvent the wheel but perfected it. The C7A2 is huge improvement and a better platform than the m4/m16. First class service rifle that even the Sas and many other countries use.
Maus46 Yes many countries did adopt it. I have heard about the differences. I'd have to shoot the M-16 A2 to compare it to the C7A1 I got to use in the Reserves. Rumour has a tendency to get out there and I don't assume it's fact. I'd like to own the C-7 AR from Diameco with the 20" barrel. I'm sure it could feel like my old rifle.
I'm now unsure if my grandfather's Hi-Power is a genuine one or not. The Inglis markings are correct, the serial number starts with 5CH which means that it might be the Chinese contract version, it has adjustable sights, but it lacks the Chinese letters.
joryang2008 i prefer steel i currently carry an M57 Tokarev in 7.62x25 JHP the round is great for self defense but the JHP rounds are hard to find and exspensive have to buy them off gun broker most of the time and they are usually around $75 for 100 rounds when i do.
Adam D All pistol engagement is close combat.....Or are you shooting your pistol out to 300yds or something? Almost all pistol combat is sub 25metres, that is close combat.
Not anymore. I heard that the SIG-Sauer P226 is the new standard issue pistol. The Inglis Hi-Power has been out of production since the early 1980s. There is a news article about the old Hi-Powers being melted down for scrap metal.
Firstly the MPs Carry the P225. The P226 is issued to special units only, and it is likely to stay that way for a while. There is plenty of stock of Brownings still around in the CF and it will be a while before they replace such a vast quantity.
British and FN Guns noted Inglis or Long Branch, are made in Canada. Many weapons of the British Army, Bren Guns, Sten Guns, Lee Enfield's were made in Canada. Inglis made the Bren and FN Hi Power. For Historian of WW2, those are the words to remember, it is carved Inglis Canada, or Long Branch on Canadian Guns. There are also other notable differences. Canada became a true country during WW2, having an army is one thing. Developing your own weapons, aircrafts and war machine is another. The British War machine was Canada. We must not let others destroy that in fear.
What's up Larry, I'm a big fan of.your channel brother, I was wondering if you have ever worked with anyone From the FFL (French Foreign Legion) and what you think of the FAMAS If you have ever shot one. Anyways thanks again and your Vids are awesome brother.
Indiana Jones' back up gun ;) He uses it in the Nepali bar shoot out. Its presumed he carries it for added firepower after the events of Temple of Doom (which acts as a prequel to Raiders). Since Inglis didnt begin production until 43 its a bit of an anachronism. Still cool though. Im guessing it was a stand in for a 1911. Ive read 9mm blanks were more reliable than 45s back in the day.
plenty of CH inglis flotating around. T series are hard to find. i got my 2T about 15 years ago at a gun show for $400. the funny thing is T series are not really that expensive when they come up for sale. i think 7-800 is the going price. mine is a Navy Arms import. a small number of T series were brought into the US in the late 80s early 90s . i think they were Aussie or NZ surplus. the cH ones are usually beat up Chinese surplus. I do remember some CH models were sold after ww2 to the public. those would have no import mark.
can anyone tell me where the ADF get their browning hi powers from or do they just keep reusing old WW2 ones and don't switch out for new ones. also IT old AF ADF need a new pistol
Will M we dont use 'old ww2' hipowers. We bought a bunch im guessing the same time the FAL came into service. Why change it when it works a well as a hipower does?
+Jazza Beardedbjorn Also ive never seen or heard of any Commandos or SASR using the Glock 19 only pistols I know they use are the standard Browning Hi-Powers and The H&K USP.
I don't like the way the gun feels in your hands... I have pretty big hands, so it's not that the gun is too big, I just don't like how thick the grip is and how light the barrel feels by comparison. It's hard to explain but it's essentially like picking up a thick stick with a little twig hanging off of it representing the barrel and upper frame of the gun. Of course this is over-exaggeration, but that's the sort of feeling I get when holding it. I much prefer the ergonomics and weight distribution of guns like the Luger (which displaces most of the weight near the center of the gun) and the P38 (which is a bit more top heavy). Either way, the grips are far sleeker and it feels a lot better when grabbing and pointing them. As for the ammo capacity, that's pretty much a non-argument for me seeing how thin both Luger and P38 mags are. One Hi Power mag is pretty much equivalent in thickness to two P38 mags and I much prefer to place my 8 shots tactically then reload as opposed to emptying out an oversized mag hurriedly and carrying around all the clunky hi power mags.
hi-power is a great infact such a great gun that British SAS and the Indian special forces such as MARCOS and PARA SF some seals still prefer . but majority is replaced by SIG P226
this is indian defence forces standard issue 9 mm pistol. used by police also... please give review about indian insas 5.56 standard issue rifle if possible. .
I have a FN High Power with waA140 stamping and it has tangent rear sights. The FN plant was captured by the Nazis and they only made them from 1940-1944
@@clankplusm it was never stated. But the bulk if not all were made in the late 40's. Since the pistol is still production I assume they replace parts as needed, but I was not a weapons tech (armourer) so don't know the specifics.
Yeah there was a dubiously stated no 2 mk1* variant in the 80s I've been trying to see if it's our current service pistol. the WW2 one was just the Mk1*. So guess that's the one.
Crytech You want a damn bet? The trigger pivot pin on MKIIIs are frozen before inserting. We had to make a graduated series of punches to force it out using a press. It won't come out with a hammer and punch on MKIII.
The hi-power, my first, and still my favorite handgun. I don’t have an Inglis , but have two Brownings, and the latest Turkish clone. No other handgun has ever felt so right in my hand.
Vikers tactical probably has the best camera work amoung all these youtube gun channels
I have to agree!!
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Garand Thumbs is better imo
Awesome someone does a review on the high power. I have my grandpas high power made in the original Belgium factory... never had an issue with it even after the multiple thousand rounds now 3 generations have shot it. Arguably one of the most reliable guns out there in my opinion.
All I can say is I love my Browning Hi Power it has never failed in any way, natural pointing and very accurate and I think it is the best feeling handgun in your hand. love it
Never seen a close up of the Inglis. I am very fond of my 1994 vintage Mk 3 (made in Belgium/assembled in Portugal). Better sights- 3 vertical hash marks instead of 3 dots. Very accurate with good ammo, and easy to fieldstrip. Never liked mag disconnectors, but what can u do? JMB and Saive definitely got it right.
Love your coverage of Canadian firearms
Where did all your videos go? I was a big fan of the channel.
one of my favorite guns ever made Browning Hi Power CZ 75 and the 1911
Hey Larry, just want to let you know how much of a fan I am and keep up the great work! It was because of you I picked up my first gun (a DDM4V1) and an Aimpoint for it. Thanks and keep the videos coming!
gotta love a hi-power
It's nice seeing you use the Inglis for a video. (It's my favourite pistol)
Mr. Vickers, have you ever made a video on the main different versions of the Hi Power? That would be an interesting one.
the browning hi power I qualified on had some form of Asian marking on it. and most of the hi powers we have in service are old as hell . but as long as you get a newer mag you're still good to go. the old mags jam like crazy
I'm a great fan of yours. I seen lots of your posts. You have the best "movies" and scripts I'v haver seen. Thanks for the termendous quality of your films. Cheers!
Hi powers and 1911s have stood the test of time
Mine is FN from Argentina..They also have FM..Its been a great 9mm
I carried one Fn Hp as duty gun for 10 years, it's an old pistol but very very reliable, never got jammed!
I got one with the markings MK.1*. It was taken to Norway with airpilots during WW2. Can still compete with modren pistols if you take out the magazin safety.
Pretty cool, I have the P 35 Inglis Hi Power with tangent sights and the shoulder stock/holster.
A good buddy has one (🇨🇦Inglis), always ran smooth, n accurate. Loved mid 80's, Fiochi ammo, held up to minor enthusiasm, I need one., on my bucket🪣 list.
What a sexy piece! I just ordered one and can't wait to get my hands on it!
Love my hi powers. Thanks for the vid.
That videography grabs my attention way too much!! Indeed beautiful work!! :)
Love the slo-mo and sound effects!
I've always wanted one of these pistols. And there's thousands of them sitting in storage that would be prime items for surplus. Problem is, the Canadian gov't will never sell surplus guns to its citizens.
Grizz Axxemann even if they did since it's still in service no chance of seeing it on the civilian market unless they have been phased out. But I think they would just be destroyed when that happens.
They'll melt them down. ESPECIALLY while Trudeau & Co are in power.
Grizz Axxemann They won't destroy them. You think the current Liberal gov is gonna budget for new small arms to replace old tech? The Harper goon squad sure as hell didn't. They themselves bought cheap surplus crap for the CF.
They are planning to sell the old Lee-Enfields from the Canadian Rangers to the surplus market in Canada only.
I have one of these. Made in '43. Fires as well, if not better, than any of my modern handguns.
That was my personal weapon in the Cdn Army. Loved it.
How were they during your service?
@@NovaScotiaNewfie As an active light infantry soldier, I despise this pistol.
Inglis Hi-Powers in Mint shape are somewhat rare - esp. ones with the "lend-lease' ( China - Russia - Canada ) decal which appears to be on the grip ( although not intact ) Shooting this gun just devalues it and will certainly cause the rest of the decal to come off. Appears to be a 4T series so it is a mid- production gun - highest series is 9T. They were NEVER made for private purchase from Inglis. Be interesting to find out it's background and why it was unfired ( until now. )
It's never occurred to me until just now... how reliable are high powers? I have very limited real world experience with one... I'm a huge 1911 guy, and to me the hi-power is just a work of art to behold. But I've never any reliability tests on one... But I've never seen one choke either. Just wondering.
They're some of the most reliable handguns ever made. The British were using Hi-Powers as their standard military sidearm until like 2007.
Fantastic pistol Larry!!!
Mint, unfired and you brought that out for us. Thanks.
I'm aware this video is old but my shooting partner had a FEG hi power I've put at least 100 rounds through it, it's been a funny pistol to get behind
I remember reading somewhere that there was an experimental 9mm "magnum" version tested and I think it was called the Brigadier but cannot find any references, have you come across this at all
the intro always gets me
Biggest mistake I've made was selling my browning high power. I bought a new one for around $600 years ago and now they are close to $1000.
The Inglis-Hi-Power 9mm is an excellent pistol
Yes indeed!!
The Browning High Power is truly the best handgun of the Second World War era.
Great pistol and Video sir.
Love the video and high quality cameras that you use! Amazing!
My go to handgun.
Have 2 high Powers, one an Ingles cause I love it from my Canadian Army Days! Other is a Belgian made same mark #1 Mk2 you were shooting! Difference is which sight you drift Belgian is back and Ingles is front. The decal on the front of the frame means it was made for the Nationalist Chinese but never delivered! My last unit was issued some from national war stocks as when the order was not filled (fall of China to commies) they were put in war stocks! Decal in mint shape doubles the value of the handgun! Love shooting them but favorite is still the 226 Sig!
rimsdad do those use the same mag?
The decal is the mutual aid decal. It spells out CANADA in English, Chinese and Russian. The Chinese pistols are CH serialled, everyone else has a T in the serial like this one. Great pistol. Took me 5 years to find a really nice 5T numbered pistol like I used in the Canadian Forces.
About two years ago I had the chance to own a 1944 made inglis Hi-Power
in mint condition. The price was good and I knew the owner well, but the
timing was bad. I have regretted it ever since.
Damn shame
I own 2 a Chinese contract with original holster stock and a mk1 both are fine weapons and I’m proud to own them.
When you find out Larry was like 20 minutes from your house.
I love it, man! I thought mine was cool, but you one again take the cake!
If I said it once I said it a thousand times . Your a luck man . You get to play with all the cool toys . Thanks for sharing that ..
I got hi power made in turkey from brownells I think one of the best yet
Thanks reviewing a Canadian made firearm. Not to bad for a pistol made between 1944 and 1945. Still in use by the Canadian military. Most issues with the pistol is worn out mags and inexperienced operators. Review a C7/C8 if you could. Keep up the good work.
Maus46 simply a Canadian version. It's a Hi Power made here. Just as the C7 and C8 is a Canadian licensed version of the M-16/M-4. We didn't reinvent the wheel. We would probably have a new pistol but the Feds 86'ed the contract. Still using WWII era pistols pathetic.
I miss my C7A1.
NovaScotiaNewfie We didn't reinvent the wheel but perfected it. The C7A2 is huge improvement and a better platform than the m4/m16. First class service rifle that even the Sas and many other countries use.
Maus46 Yes many countries did adopt it. I have heard about the differences. I'd have to shoot the M-16 A2 to compare it to the C7A1 I got to use in the Reserves. Rumour has a tendency to get out there and I don't assume it's fact.
I'd like to own the C-7 AR from Diameco with the 20" barrel. I'm sure it could feel like my old rifle.
I have a Browning Hi-Power pistol and the first letter in the serial number: Is it made in Belgium or Hungarian ?? Thank you
I'm now unsure if my grandfather's Hi-Power is a genuine one or not. The Inglis markings are correct, the serial number starts with 5CH which means that it might be the Chinese contract version, it has adjustable sights, but it lacks the Chinese letters.
In unfired mint condition how much was it worth? I thought the Inglis guns were super collectable?
vickers gordito tatical you are great!!
I've been thinking about getting a Browning hi power for concealed carry is that really prefer steel to polymer
Cause I really prefer'
joryang2008
i prefer steel i currently carry an M57 Tokarev in 7.62x25 JHP the round is great for self defense but the JHP rounds are hard to find and exspensive have to buy them off gun broker most of the time and they are usually around $75 for 100 rounds when i do.
Adam D All pistol engagement is close combat.....Or are you shooting your pistol out to 300yds or something? Almost all pistol combat is sub 25metres, that is close combat.
+TheMwnciboo cc=concealed carry.... Obviously a handgun isnt intended for long range engagements
+TheMwnciboo mate cc : concealed carry.... Not close quarter combat.... And obviously a handgun is not intended for long range encounters....
Great video! I would like to say that the point if view sight picture is a nice shot Keep that up!
Great video LAV!
Wrong flag shown for the time period. It should have shown the red ensign flag.
Drift King it would be true. except they're still our standard issue.
Not anymore. I heard that the SIG-Sauer P226 is the new standard issue pistol. The Inglis Hi-Power has been out of production since the early 1980s. There is a news article about the old Hi-Powers being melted down for scrap metal.
Drift King I am actually in the Canadian infantry. 226's are a limited standard for SOF and MPs. I requalify on this gun every year!
I guess it is slow to phase out guns in the military, especially if they are rear echelon weapons.
Firstly the MPs Carry the P225. The P226 is issued to special units only, and it is likely to stay that way for a while. There is plenty of stock of Brownings still around in the CF and it will be a while before they replace such a vast quantity.
Is it me or does that handgun eject great for an internal extractor...larry..?
British and FN Guns noted Inglis or Long Branch, are made in Canada. Many weapons of the British Army, Bren Guns, Sten Guns, Lee Enfield's were made in Canada. Inglis made the Bren and FN Hi Power. For Historian of WW2, those are the words to remember, it is carved Inglis Canada, or Long Branch on Canadian Guns. There are also other notable differences. Canada became a true country during WW2, having an army is one thing. Developing your own weapons, aircrafts and war machine is another. The British War machine was Canada. We must not let others destroy that in fear.
Nice filming folks!
Lol Vicker I don't think you know how to hold a pistol in your hands...lol 🤣
It's jumping all over your hands ✋
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Nice Weapon.
for ur civilian subscribers, what does lavl (the acronym u said at the end of the video) stand for?
great gun! great movie from v t again!
If I'm correct britain also used the inglis hi power in ww2
Good review.
What's up Larry, I'm a big fan of.your channel brother, I was wondering if you have ever worked with anyone From the FFL (French Foreign Legion) and what you think of the FAMAS If you have ever shot one. Anyways thanks again and your Vids are awesome brother.
best pistol ever made
*Sick Gameplay*
Vick do a video for the m45a1 and the mr556/m416. In slow mo action
Vickers Tactical hey man what camera do you use I'm a new subscriber
Hey, what about firing an VZ 58 with that great quality you have in all of your videos? Thanks!
dosnt look like a 1911 LOOKS LIKE A FREEKN HI POWER DUDE. Js foolin great vidio.
John always said he would have made the 1911 more like the Hi Power if he had the time!
Larry really looks like John Goodman from The Big Lebowski in this video
My Inglis hi power (serial # 4T1105) has never failed in anyway no matter what ammo I throw thru it. still trying to find out more history on it thou.
Is it possible to modify the mechanism of the browning HP to do it double action?
The closest you will get is if you install the SFS
This is basically an improved 1911 for global export the most notable users being Canadian forces as military sidearms.
I think you should review the maverick 88
How is the trigger pull on this pistol?
On the front grip strap there is a Canadian maple leaf decal, very rare and collectible. The last thing you want to do is shoot this gun.
Indiana Jones' back up gun ;)
He uses it in the Nepali bar shoot out. Its presumed he carries it for added firepower after the events of Temple of Doom (which acts as a prequel to Raiders). Since Inglis didnt begin production until 43 its a bit of an anachronism. Still cool though. Im guessing it was a stand in for a 1911. Ive read 9mm blanks were more reliable than 45s back in the day.
Can they be dry fired ??
plenty of CH inglis flotating around. T series are hard to find. i got my 2T about 15 years ago at a gun show for $400. the funny thing is T series are not really that expensive when they come up for sale. i think 7-800 is the going price.
mine is a Navy Arms import. a small number of T series were brought into the US in the late 80s early 90s . i think they were Aussie or NZ surplus. the cH ones are usually beat up Chinese surplus. I do remember some CH models were sold after ww2 to the public. those would have no import mark.
How is the weight los doing?
Can you fire +p rounds in a hipower?
If you install a recoil absorbing guide rod from BHSpring you can
it needs to make an appearance in action movies
Indonesian army also adopt the Hi Power and locally produce as PINDAD P - 1
Fact: Hi Power > 1911
Gonna have to agree
Nah fam
can anyone tell me where the ADF get their browning hi powers from or do they just keep reusing old WW2 ones and don't switch out for new ones. also IT old AF ADF need a new pistol
Will M we dont use 'old ww2' hipowers. We bought a bunch im guessing the same time the FAL came into service. Why change it when it works a well as a hipower does?
they should update the hi power is what i am saying have lithgow put them up to modern standard. haha the L1A1 came out in the 1950's/60's
Jazza Beardedbjorn are you sure the commandos use Glock 19's I was pretty sure the SASR and commandos use HKUSP's
The Minimis that the ADF use are F89s manufactured by Lithgow Arms and Thales Australia. not directly thought FN.
+Jazza Beardedbjorn Also ive never seen or heard of any Commandos or SASR using the Glock 19 only pistols I know they use are the standard Browning Hi-Powers and The H&K USP.
I don't like the way the gun feels in your hands... I have pretty big hands, so it's not that the gun is too big, I just don't like how thick the grip is and how light the barrel feels by comparison. It's hard to explain but it's essentially like picking up a thick stick with a little twig hanging off of it representing the barrel and upper frame of the gun. Of course this is over-exaggeration, but that's the sort of feeling I get when holding it. I much prefer the ergonomics and weight distribution of guns like the Luger (which displaces most of the weight near the center of the gun) and the P38 (which is a bit more top heavy). Either way, the grips are far sleeker and it feels a lot better when grabbing and pointing them. As for the ammo capacity, that's pretty much a non-argument for me seeing how thin both Luger and P38 mags are. One Hi Power mag is pretty much equivalent in thickness to two P38 mags and I much prefer to place my 8 shots tactically then reload as opposed to emptying out an oversized mag hurriedly and carrying around all the clunky hi power mags.
i dont want to assume but it does seem that the last several vids were weapons picked out of the Rainbow Six seige video game
hi-power is a great infact such a great gun that British SAS and the Indian special forces such as MARCOS and PARA SF some seals still prefer . but majority is replaced by SIG P226
Tengo 39 años en mi poder Browning momtrial P Q Belgiun son muy buenas gracias
this is indian defence forces standard issue 9 mm pistol. used by police also... please give review about indian insas 5.56 standard issue rifle if possible. .
that mag "safety" is a serious liability. got.mine.removed so when i need to reload, i reload.
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I'd love to own one
I have a FN High Power with waA140 stamping and it has tangent rear sights. The FN plant was captured by the Nazis and they only made them from 1940-1944
Canadian Forces issue.
이동연 the bulk of the CF carry it yes. I was in the Reserves.
이동연 as long as they retire the Hi Power I don't care if it's Sig, Glock, etc.The replacement programme was cancelled.
@@NovaScotiaNewfie long shot but: did you guys use the No.2 Mk1* or just the Mk1*?
@@clankplusm it was never stated. But the bulk if not all were made in the late 40's. Since the pistol is still production I assume they replace parts as needed, but I was not a weapons tech (armourer) so don't know the specifics.
Yeah there was a dubiously stated no 2 mk1* variant in the 80s I've been trying to see if it's our current service pistol. the WW2 one was just the Mk1*. So guess that's the one.
Nice watch btw 👍 ( Rolex GMT? )
slide bite is a mistake you make once
Worst thing about it is the magazine disconnect. Wish it wasn't designed with it.
TheFirearmEnthusiast just remove it, it's not difficult
Crytech
You want a damn bet? The trigger pivot pin on MKIIIs are frozen before inserting.
We had to make a graduated series of punches to force it out using a press. It won't come out with a hammer and punch on MKIII.
TheFirearmEnthusiast I removed mine.
Ya know... Coz safetys always work. Lmao
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