FN Hi-Power

[Rusty Goose]

Nice to have your first one on hand... now perhaps a T series? Of course an Inglis should accompany it as well. But to safe the deep blue finish on that classic you should use a MK111 for daily carry duties. But the .40 Mark111 is a little heavier, just a bit more oomph, so get that one too. Well, what this collection would benefit from is a .30 Luger version too, just say you have it. My, but isn't that Renaissance just so lovely....

Me personally didn't like trading my JA Ceiner .22 conversion on my '69 C so often, so I bought a Charles Daly bare frame and built a .22lr version to teach the kids.

I believe you have just started this journey!

[Char-Gar]

In 2005, I bought a new one and it isn't going anywhere. According to those in the know, those marked "made in Belgium, assembled in Portugal" are stronger.

[FergusonTO35]

That's what my 2016 is, and it's not going anywhere.

[porthos]

sorry, but i disagree about "assembled in portugal". essentialy FN made the parts and sent them to portugal to be fitted and assembled because it is / was cheaper than paying belgian workers to do the same. no reason that the guns would be stronger.

[Crash_Corrigan]

I had $750 in my pocket and there was a custom made 25-06 rifle awaiting me. Alas under the glass counter top sat a minty ( mm Hi-Power made and assemble in Belguim. Guess what follwed me home? The 25-06 is still sitting there all alone. I worship this gun. Not a mark or scratch on it anywhere. Shoots like a dream and is accurate. I had the trigger replaced and the magazine disconnecter removed. Fantastic carry gun although a mite heavy but conceals well with the flat sides. I will never sell this gun.