@@hernan1210 Cuando Menem decidio destruir las FFAA en los 90, se vendio mucho armamento a diferentes países como por ejemplo EEUU, así es como llegaron las Ballester Molina y las Modelo 27
@@hernan1210 Argentina solía ser un país muy avanzado en su epoca, las modelo 27 se hicieron en maquinas alemanas bajo supervision de ingenieros de Colt. La Bersa llego mas tarde, al final de los aňos 80 creo
Ok i have the Argentina FN not the FM.. does anybody know how many were made under the contract FN in Argentina? I know they started producing FM after the contract was up
As a piece of history, I really like the 1911, and the HI-Power is quite possibly the most popular/successful handgun of the 20th century. Thank you for watching, cheers.
Great review as always, Misha. My neighbor has an Argentine Ballester- Molina with a broken extractor, not interchangeable with a 1911 part. Any ideas on a replacement ? We've tried Numrich and all the other internet sources with no luck.
Hey friend, greetings from Argentina. Even here is pretty much impossible to find replacement parts for BM's other than the interchangeable parts with 1911 adaptations, such as the Sistema 1927; so your friend is probably better off checking with a gunsmith to actually make a new extractor. *Correction: I've watched a video from a local youtuber who states that the extractor is actually interchangeable with 1911A1 extractors; are you certain that the extractor isn't compatible with 1911 ones? As far as I knew all of the slide parts needed to be interchangeable with the Colt copies the Army was using back in the day. Hope this was helpful!
Um bom armeiro fábrica pra Vc, basta tirar a peça pra ver as medidas e levar no armeiro... Você não encontra peças de reposição, das balester molina, tive que mandar fazer um carregador para 15 rodadas, e uma mola de percursor.. Ficou top
On the Ballester-Molina, while I would take any 1911 magazine, even modern ones, the original BM magazines won't fit well (or at all) in a 1911 or Sistema, because they are a hair shorter. On the Hi-Power. FMAP (now just FM) in Argentina still make them in the form of FM M95 and Detective (shorter slide, 4" barrel), which are pretty much based on the FN HP Mark III (ambidextrous thumb saferty, firing pin block), except that they lack the distinctive HP lightening cuts on the front end of the slide. Ergo, it's more 1911'ish in that respect. They also have variants with the Safe Fast Shooting kit installed, which changes the way the safety works.
Completely agree. The Star Model B is a surprisingly excellent firearm for the money. Mine has a really nice trigger too and the ergonomics are spot-on for me.
Had marina , also , now FMAP, AND STAINLEESS, TARGET , , HAFDASA, ONE DID NOT HAVE GUIDE TOD : , one taken from backpack , FMAP , AND MARINA , Now know. It was MARINA , , THX ,
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this video is very good and informative we argentine paratroopers still using these handguns they are very reliable !cheers from argentina
Ismael Puerta como consigue armas argentinas este tipo?
@@hernan1210 Cuando Menem decidio destruir las FFAA en los 90, se vendio mucho armamento a diferentes países como por ejemplo EEUU, así es como llegaron las Ballester Molina y las Modelo 27
John Sykora aaa.yo ayer me entere por casualidad mirando youtube de la existencia de esta pistola solo tenia conocimiento de la bersa
@@hernan1210 Argentina solía ser un país muy avanzado en su epoca, las modelo 27 se hicieron en maquinas alemanas bajo supervision de ingenieros de Colt. La Bersa llego mas tarde, al final de los aňos 80 creo
Your videos are always so informative ! I like your style. Straight to the point all good information, history an no bull !!!! Keep up the good work !
Thank you much for watching.
Ok i have the Argentina FN not the FM.. does anybody know how many were made under the contract FN in Argentina? I know they started producing FM after the contract was up
FM made in Argentina a FN Hi Power ander licens
The FN Hi Power made under licens in FM Fabricaciones Militares 1960 to 2015.
wow awesome guns. All three of them look awesome. Man I really wish I had a job so I can start my gun collection.
Thank you for watching.
1911's and Hi-Powers are some of my favorite handguns.
As a piece of history, I really like the 1911, and the HI-Power is quite possibly the most popular/successful handgun of the 20th century. Thank you for watching, cheers.
Great review as always, Misha. My neighbor has an Argentine Ballester- Molina with a broken extractor, not interchangeable with a 1911 part. Any ideas on a replacement ? We've tried Numrich and all the other internet sources with no luck.
Hey friend, greetings from Argentina. Even here is pretty much impossible to find replacement parts for BM's other than the interchangeable parts with 1911 adaptations, such as the Sistema 1927; so your friend is probably better off checking with a gunsmith to actually make a new extractor.
*Correction: I've watched a video from a local youtuber who states that the extractor is actually interchangeable with 1911A1 extractors; are you certain that the extractor isn't compatible with 1911 ones? As far as I knew all of the slide parts needed to be interchangeable with the Colt copies the Army was using back in the day.
Hope this was helpful!
Muchas gracias Javier! Appreciate the information!
Um bom armeiro fábrica pra Vc, basta tirar a peça pra ver as medidas e levar no armeiro... Você não encontra peças de reposição, das balester molina, tive que mandar fazer um carregador para 15 rodadas, e uma mola de percursor.. Ficou top
I have a question sir? My eyestght is very poor and i love guns! I to have a ballester molina great video! 👍👍
On the Ballester-Molina, while I would take any 1911 magazine, even modern ones, the original BM magazines won't fit well (or at all) in a 1911 or Sistema, because they are a hair shorter.
On the Hi-Power. FMAP (now just FM) in Argentina still make them in the form of FM M95 and Detective (shorter slide, 4" barrel), which are pretty much based on the FN HP Mark III (ambidextrous thumb saferty, firing pin block), except that they lack the distinctive HP lightening cuts on the front end of the slide. Ergo, it's more 1911'ish in that respect. They also have variants with the Safe Fast Shooting kit installed, which changes the way the safety works.
Thank you for watching, cheers.
LOL, love the cat walking right in front of the camera like "fuck your videos, I'll do what I want".
They have to put in at least a couple of appearances in each video. Otherwise, it just wouldn't feel right.
love the old 1911s really cant stand the new ones.. i had a few stars and a old colt i sold years ago and wish id never of let them go
Completely agree. The Star Model B is a surprisingly excellent firearm for the money. Mine has a really nice trigger too and the ergonomics are spot-on for me.
Had marina , also , now FMAP, AND STAINLEESS, TARGET , , HAFDASA, ONE DID NOT HAVE GUIDE TOD : , one taken from backpack , FMAP , AND MARINA , Now know. It was MARINA , , THX ,
Los ciegos no deberían usar armas.
Para um bom colecionador e admirador, basta ter um bom coração, e com isso pode ter uns olhos mais intenso que os que vêem e não vêem nada...