Ya'll hearing anything about this ?????
Sure would be awesome.
Sure would be awesome.
That trigger can be dramatically improved. I have two Browning HPs in 40S&W. I had the magazine disconnect hazard device removed on both of them and then the triggers were worked on by master pistolsmith Alex Hamilton in San Antonio. They're both smooth and break cleanly at just over 4lbs.I got a HP in .40 S&W in pieces,
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It does have a crappy trigger, it has the mag. safety but it is very accurate.
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Beautiful example of the Hi Power.I bought my first HP in 1969 when I was in the Army in Germany. Completely stock, had occasional misfeeds with military ball ammo. Had to sell it years later for tuition. Then when I was about to leave for the Desert Storm War, contacted Bill Lauridge at C&S and he sourced and tuned a Portugal Epoxy finished HP, which when I was issued a 1911, did not take it to that War. I have had it back twice more for further tuning in the years since. Shot it a lot.
Then, for years having wanted to replace my long ago sold first HP, found a mint T gun with its green soft case, and bought it, and it too went to C&S for their magic. Then about five years ago, bought a Practical HP from a shooting buddy, for $500, and like its brothers, C&S tuned and modified it.
All have perfect triggers, with the mag safety's out, and other tuning, new sights, safety's, Barsto barrels, and other. But I have big hands with long fingers, and the grip-to-trigger length is just a bit short for me, and I have to curve my trigger finger back a bit to press the trigger back to shoot.
One of the nice little things is that 1911 and HP pistols both fit fine in leather holsters. As much as I like M35 pistols, with three tuned ones, I probably won't get one of the new SA ones. I wish them all possible success with their interaction of these superb, classic handguns.
My tuned Practical. NV
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Translation, it is good enough for you to buy one and pay me to make it Real Nice.Here is a screen shot of what Jason Burton thinks so far.