Browning Hi-Power Close-Up

Published on May 20, 2011
Duration: 2:37

This review provides a detailed close-up of the Browning Hi-Power, highlighting its status as John Browning's final pistol design. The video tests its reliability with hollow point ammunition, finding the specific 1968 T-Series model to perform well despite the model's historical reputation for feeding issues. Magazine capacity and vintage details are also discussed.

Quick Summary

The Browning Hi-Power, John Browning's final pistol design, is reviewed in detail. This 1968 T-Series model, chambered in 9mm with a 13-round capacity, demonstrated reliable feeding with hollow point ammunition, contrary to some historical reports.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Initial Shooting
  2. 00:30Close-up Inspection and History
  3. 01:00Hollow Point Reliability Test
  4. 01:40Magazine Capacity and Vintage Details

Frequently Asked Questions

What is significant about the Browning Hi-Power's design history?

The Browning Hi-Power is notable as the final pistol design conceived by the legendary firearms engineer John Browning. It represents a culmination of his extensive experience in handgun design.

How does the Browning Hi-Power perform with hollow point ammunition?

While some Hi-Power models have a reputation for feeding issues with hollow points, this specific 1968 T-Series example tested by Hickok45 performed reliably during the review.

What is the magazine capacity of the Browning Hi-Power?

The Browning Hi-Power typically features a double-stack magazine with a capacity of 13 rounds. This allows for a substantial number of shots before needing to reload.

What are the key specifications of the 1968 T-Series Browning Hi-Power?

The 1968 T-Series Browning Hi-Power reviewed has a 9mm caliber, a 13+1 capacity, a 4.7-inch barrel, and operates with a single-action mechanism. It was manufactured in 1968.

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