Browning Hi-Power price check?

[rugerfreak]

Looking at a NIB Hi-power ----matte finish---plastic grips---for $499.


Good deal or not?

Thanks

 

[HorseSoldier]

A Mark III? That's a pretty good price for a new one, maybe $100 to $150 below what new ones usually go for these days, at least most places I see them.

 

[Tecolote]

If NIB it's a bargain. I'd snap it up in a heartbeat.

 

[rugerfreak]

Guess I'll have to go back tomorrow-----its sitting there alone---neglected--like a lonesome stepchild---all the tactical plastic and 1911's shoving it into a back corner.

 

[Chortdraw]

You better go save it's life!!! Have a friend that has one and is the most accurate auto he has. At least thats what he told me. He sure shoots it very well.

 

[ugaarguy]

Browning's price to dealers in the 2008 book is nearly $700, with suggested retail of nearly $900. Buy it for $499.

 

[sloo50]

You sure it is NIB? Is it a Browning? Sounds WAY too good to be true.


Wes

 

[berkbw]

I would buy it - and it would be the 1st 9mm I would have.

Anyone have a c&r listed HP?

b-

 

[jonnyc]

As stated above...IF it's FN, and IF it's actually NIB...great price.

 

[bluez4u]

Nothing Like a Browning!!!!

 

[RustyShackelford]

Browning product catalog 2008; $895.00 sug retail price

A Browning Mark 3 type 9mmNATO high power runs a 2008 catalog price of $895.00 USD .

That seems really steep.

$400-600.00 sounds about right for a NIB high power 9mmNATO.

Rusty S

 

[ugaarguy]

A Browning Mark 3 type 9mmNATO high power runs a 2008 catalog price of $895.00 USD .

That seems really steep.

$400-600.00 sounds about right for a NIB high power 9mmNATO.

Rusty S

To put this into perspective NIB 9mm Glock and S&W M&P Pistols run in the low to mid $500s street price. Those are simple polymer frame striker fired pistols. A comparable metal frame 9mm pistol with traditional hammer & sear firing mechanism, the SIG-Sauer P226 carries a $929 suggested retail price. New Hi-Powers are expensive, but not out of line in price.

 

[AEA]

I don't like the newer ones.....I paid 800 for a slightly used (50 rounds) standard (polished blue) 1993 Model and I am quite happy!

 

[Koblenz]

I can see one advantage to getting old. You guys are talking about paying at least $500 for a BHP, and that's a great deal. I bought mine before the Clinton gun ban for under $400.

I wish my salary was going up at the same rate as gun prices, food prices, gas prices, etc., etc.

 

[Phil DeGraves]

Even if it's previously owned, and like new, it's not a bad price.

 

[bluez4u]

I paid 640. for my LNIB 40cal.....

And am Very Happy with it.............

 

[rugerfreak]

I passed on it------under closer inspection it was a .40 instead of the 9mm I thought it was------had .40's before---don't want nothin to do with another one.

And yes ---its a NIB Browning.