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FN Brownings Patent Hi Power Provenance ??
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I just acquired the following Hi Power.
On the slide is stamped 24487.
On the barrel is 487.
On the frame is 487.
The finish has a patina, but no rust, and two or three pits on the muzzle end of the slide.
The bore is crisp, but obviously fired.
I would appreciate being told the approximate value and DOM.
Thanks y'all.
Doug
On the slide is stamped 24487.
On the barrel is 487.
On the frame is 487.
The finish has a patina, but no rust, and two or three pits on the muzzle end of the slide.
The bore is crisp, but obviously fired.
I would appreciate being told the approximate value and DOM.
Thanks y'all.
Doug
Comments
On the bottom of the frame:
F sideways 6 or 9 or perhaps a flaming pot - this stuff is very small. I or F and a **
It's roll marked on the slide:
FABRIQUE NATIONALE D'ARMES DE GUERRE
HERSTAL - BELGIQUE
Browning's patent depose
Nothing on the magazine.
Further thoughts ??
Thank you,
Doug
Thanks, Mark.
Doug
I've had a number of old Hi Powers and I always thought that that was part of JMB's original design.
Value ??
Thanks y'all.
Doug
Doug
IMO, it's a shooter in the 300 range.
Its certainly a "shooter" (ie no collectors value), but its hard to find any original HP for under $400 nowadays.