Custom Browning Hi-Power with Trijicon SRO

Published on June 25, 2021
Duration: 3:16

This video showcases a heavily modified Browning Hi-Power, detailing custom work including a crowned barrel, Trijicon SRO optic mount, RDIH slide release, reshaped factory trigger, shaved safety, VZ grips, beavertail, and a custom metallic gray Cerakote blend. The presenter also demonstrates swapping the SRO for an RMR to highlight the difference in field of vision.

Quick Summary

This heavily modified Browning Hi-Power showcases a Trijicon SRO optic for an expanded field of vision, compared to the more compact Trijicon RMR. Customizations include a crowned barrel, reshaped trigger with a short reset, shaved safety, VZ grips, and a unique hand-blended metallic gray Cerakote.

Chapters

  1. 00:01Introduction to Custom Browning Hi-Power
  2. 00:06Trijicon SRO vs RMR Optic Comparison
  3. 00:33Front End Modifications: Barrel and Mounts
  4. 00:49Slide Release and Trigger Customization
  5. 00:55Factory Trigger Reshaping and Safety Shaving
  6. 01:12Grips and Ergonomic Enhancements
  7. 01:25High Undercut and Beveled Magwell
  8. 01:41Custom Cerakote Blend
  9. 02:02Trigger Job and Reset Analysis
  10. 02:22Hammer Machining
  11. 02:35SRO to RMR Swap Demonstration
  12. 02:59Optic Choice Conclusion
  13. 03:10Closing Remarks and Viewer Interaction

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key modifications on this Browning Hi-Power?

This Browning Hi-Power features a crowned barrel, Trijicon SRO optic with custom mount, RDIH slide release, reshaped factory trigger with a single-stage job, shaved safety, VZ grips, beavertail, high undercut, and a custom metallic gray Cerakote blend.

How does the Trijicon SRO compare to the Trijicon RMR on this build?

The Trijicon SRO offers a significantly larger field of vision, ideal for speed and target acquisition. The Trijicon RMR provides a more compact, lower-profile option if space or concealment is a higher priority.

What kind of trigger work was done on this Hi-Power?

The factory trigger was flattened and re-sculpted. A trigger job was performed to create a single-stage action with no take-up and a short, audible reset, enhancing shooting performance.

What is unique about the Cerakote finish on this custom firearm?

The Cerakote is a custom blend of metallic gray, mixed by hand. The specific ratios are not recorded, ensuring each customer receives a truly unique and personalized finish for their firearm.

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