A "Minimalist" Custom Hi Power...

[Serpico]

I wish I knew as much about women as he does about Brownings.....

 

[Stephen A. Camp]

Hello, sir. The thing is that learning about HPs is easy compared to the other!

Best.

 

[MiniZ]

Great write-up, great pistol. Often less is more.

 

[BLiTzNicK]

Blitznick, don't know what part of KY you are in. If you are near Louisville, hop across the bridge to Keislers in Clarksville, or check their website keislersonline.com. I bought mine in their retail store.

I'm not near Louisville, but just checked Keislers web site. They don't list the HP model either. I got a couple of phone numbers from Fobus' web site, and I'm going to call them tomorrow.

 

[garrettwc]

Stephen, thanks for the detailed explanation and the link on the +P. Only bad thing is now I have another forum to keep up with

Blitznick, if the phone numbers you got don't pan out, email or call Kiesler's. The website only lists about 25-30% of their inventory. For example, they are a Wilson Combat stocking dealer, but they list no Wilson parts on the website. They may have some up C2's front in the retail store, and they might sell you one over the phone.

 

[Charles S]

Very informative, thanks for the information. I for one love the BHP and really appreciate the information.

Charles

 

[Stephen A. Camp]

Hello and thanks. Glad you found it of use.

Best.

PS: I'd like to use one on Hussein, but would opt for the .45 ACP in that case, simply because it just somehow seems more "American" than John M's HP.

 

[firestar]

I saw one of Saddam's official with a Hi Power on the news. I couldn't tell if it was a clone or not. He also had a brown leather double mag pouch with a open top. It didn't look like something that would be standard military issue, does Saddam have gun nuts in his cabinet?