After Browning's death, a man named Dieudonne Saive, working for FN, fully developed and brought the Hi-Power to production. In fact, Browning had to work around his own patents on the 1911 pistol ...

The Browning Hi Power is truly one of the world’s greatest firearms. Introduced nearly 85 years ago, it was the military or police sidearm for many countries for most of that time. Somewhat ...

Front and rear sights are fitted into Browning Hi-Power-pattern dovetails. The pistols have “Mark II”-style ambidextrous safety levers. Magazines are of the original High Power configuration ...

The Browning Hi Power handgun was designed by Browning in the late 1920s in response to a competition for the new French Army pistol, which was dubbed the Grande Puissance (“high power”) 35.

The updates give the classic design a more modern level of performance and function. It’s got a great grip profile, good sights, and nice, clean-breaking trigger. Where the Springfield Armory SA-35 Is ...

The Hi Power is still sold today, although ironically it costs considerably more than the generation of handguns it influenced. John Moses Browning’s final handgun was decades ahead of its time.

The pistol appears to be a Browning Hi Power, a 9mm handgun used by military forces around the world, including, at one time, the SAS. It is a relation of the Browning M1911A1, a classic .45 ...

The Hi Power was the brainchild of American small arms legend John Moses Browning, a prolific inventor who also created the M2 .50 caliber machine gun, still in use with U.S. military forces today.