Beautiful Browning Hi-Power MKIII

Published on May 26, 2023
Duration: 2:13

This video provides a detailed look at a customized Browning Hi-Power MKIII pistol. Key modifications include a crowned barrel, upgraded sights from John Harrison (front) and Heine (rear), a reprofiled mini spur hammer, and a trigger with a Garth weight curve. The presenter highlights the pistol's build quality and aesthetic appeal, noting its suitability for modern ammunition due to its frame's casting and heat treatment.

Quick Summary

This Browning Hi-Power MKIII features a crowned barrel, custom sights from John Harrison and Heine, a reprofiled mini spur hammer, and a trigger with a Garth weight curve. Its frame is built to handle modern ammunition due to advanced casting and heat treatment.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Browning Hi-Power MKIII
  2. 00:03FN Browning MKIII Overview
  3. 00:24Front Sight Details (Crowned Barrel, John Harrison)
  4. 00:41Rear Sight (Heine Mil-Spec Ledge)
  5. 00:57Mini Spur Hammer Customization
  6. 01:12Safety and Magazine Release
  7. 01:17Trigger Profile (Garth Weight Curve)
  8. 01:31Walnut Grips and Finish
  9. 01:48Trigger Job and Reset
  10. 02:01Conclusion and Call to Action

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key custom features of this Browning Hi-Power MKIII?

This Browning Hi-Power MKIII features a crowned barrel, custom sights from John Harrison (front) and Heine (rear), a reprofiled mini spur hammer, and a trigger with a Garth weight curve. It also has radiused edges on the magazine release and checkered Walnut grips.

Can the Browning Hi-Power MKIII handle modern ammunition?

Yes, the Browning Hi-Power MKIII is designed to handle modern rounds. Its frame benefits from a specific casting process and heat treatment, making it robust enough for contemporary ammunition, including .40 caliber variants.

What type of sights are recommended for a Browning Hi-Power MKIII?

For this customized Hi-Power MKIII, a Novac cut compatible front sight from John Harrison and a Heine mil-spec ledge rear sight are featured. This combination offers a balanced, same-plane sight picture.

What is the significance of the 'Garth weight curve' on a trigger?

The 'Garth weight curve' describes a trigger profile that is almost flat but not quite, offering a unique feel. It's applied to a factory trigger here, differing from triggers with distinct 'wings'.

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