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Old 01-08-2008, 12:44 AM
TMAllison TMAllison is offline
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Originally Posted by PaulC View Post
I always thought that the Hi-Power was a very elegant pistol, particularly with a pair of wooden grips.

I like the plastic grips mine came with. Drop it in the mud a few times and it will shoot for the next month or longer w/o cleaning. That design was copied in more than WON war.

Always wanted a John M. Browning "Colt" .45, but have small hands and cant get a good grip around it. The .40 is even worse.

I'm most accurate with my Browning .22 semi-auto; balance is perfect and it comes up on target fast and shoots faster. Sometimes makes me feel like I'd be better off throwing the Hi-Power at an an intruder; after I emptied it's 13 rounds of course. "Cocked and locked" you won't put one in your foot carrying it.....WON of my favorites.
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