Browning Hi Power Standard 9mm Luger 4.62" Barrel 10 Round Capacity Fixed Sights Blued Pistol 051003393

When Browning Hi-Power went into production in 1935 it was a breakthrough in firearms technology. It was the first pistol to offer the high capacity firepower of a staggered double-column magazine. It also was incredibly accurate and reliable. Today, more that 60 years later, those same attributes make it one of the most sought after defensive pistols in production.



The Hi-Power Standard (Fixed Sights) model has a polished blued finish and selected walnut grips, which are finely cut-checkered to give you a more positive grip.



PROVEN RELIABILITY – Disassemble a Hi-Power and you'll see it's missing something, a lot of unnecessary parts. Its beauty lies in it simplicity. Because of its simple, reliable design, it effortlessly cycles almost every 9mm cartridge made. The genius of the Hip-Power's design manifests itself in every Centerfire semi-automatic on the market – they all contain features pioneered by the Hi-Power.



SUPERIOR ERGONOMICS – Nothing points or handles like a Hi-Power, just pick one up and point it. It feels like a natural extension of your body. The sights naturally design without adjusting your wrist. The slender grip fits comfortable, even in smaller hands. It has that crisp; precise trigger only a single action can give you. These features don't just make the Hi-Power a pistol that shoots well; they make it a pistol that you can shoot well and trust.



Specifications for the Hi-Power Standard (Fixed Sights) :

Caliber – 9mm

Model – Standard

Sights – Fixed

Grips – Walnut

Finish: Blued

Sight Radius: 6 5/16"

Barrel Length – 4 ¾"

Overall Length – 7 ¾"

Weight – 32oz.

Total Capacity – 10-round magazine standard



Safety: Large, ambidextrous manual thumb safety.



Trigger: This crisp, light single-action trigger is the system preferred by professionals around the world.

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