The term “accuracy” doesn’t necessarily mean the same thing to all of us. To a competition match bullseye shooter, it means having the most intrinsically accurate pistol he can have. Malfunctions are a secondary issue in most cases, but he must have a competition pistol capable of putting one bullet hole right on top of another. To…
I’m aware of no one-piece barrels for the Hi Power that came from FN after the early ’60’s.
Just before the ’70’s got here, I saw my very first Browning HP, a fixed sight “T-series” pistol in plain blue with the checkered walnut stocks. Not only was I surprised at its petite size compared to the old GI 1911 a friend had, but also it was not double-action! Though it would be a couple of…