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A (unnecessary) magazine disconnect safety, external hammer, and manual safety.They were looking for a new pistol, and had the following requirements: The Hi Power, abbreviated BHP, was JMB’s answer to the needs of the French military. The pistol was produced from 1935 to the present day. The design period for the Hi Power pistol started in 1914 and lasted until 1935. The Hi Power was JMB’s final design, and some argue it even surpasses the older M1911 from a design perspective. It’s a fine pistol, one of my all time favorites. Most Americans give JMB the nod for his work on the M1911. He’d gone from an Ogden sensation to a man with business all over the world. In addition to forming a relationship with Winchester, JMB also did work for Colt and FN Herstal. The little shop in Utah drew the attention of one Mr. When he created his first design, he opened a rifle shop with his brother. JMB first went to work for his father, learning the basics before becoming his own master. The man designed everything from pistols to heavy machine guns. John Moses Browning, abbreviated JMB from here on, has had more to do with firearms design than any other.
JOHN MOSES BROWNING Picture from Wikipedia We can’t talk about my Hungarian Hi Power clone until we talk about the Hi Power, and we can’t talk about the Hi Power until we talk JMB. If you see it on Business and Bullets, I’ve carried it, shot it, cleaned it, stripped it down to the screws, and had it within easy reach for years on top of years.įirst, a little story time. No fluff, no anecdotal advice, just cold steel and burning truth.
I use my guns for years before I talk about them. Hell, I don’t even use it for a few weeks and call it good. I don’t buy, borrow, or request a firearm and then immediately begin writing about it. Why should you read this one? Because Business and Bullets doesn’t do generic reviews. You can find a hundred generic reviews of the great Hi Power design on the internet.
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