Need opinions about BHP with Novak Home Defense Package
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GrandmasterB
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New Hi Powers sell for $600 and up most places. If you found one with custom work done in 98% condition with a couple of extra mags, then jump on it!
What custom work does the "Novak Home Defense Package" include?
What custom work does the "Novak Home Defense Package" include?
HorseSoldier
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Novak is showing the home defense package as currently costing $495.
A used, very good condition High Power with a five hundred dollar custom smithing job for $600? Run, don't walk, to go get that one purchased. Even if you decide you utterly hate High Powers (which few do), you can still resell the thing for a couple hundred dollar profit.
HOME DEFENSE PACKAGE
(MK III ONLY)
$495 (MK II Add $115)
Night Sight System
Reliability Package
Trigger Job
Crown Barrel
All safeties are left intact
Sight-In Range Fee (200 Rd Test for Reliability with Quality Ammo)
A used, very good condition High Power with a five hundred dollar custom smithing job for $600? Run, don't walk, to go get that one purchased. Even if you decide you utterly hate High Powers (which few do), you can still resell the thing for a couple hundred dollar profit.
HOME DEFENSE PACKAGE
(MK III ONLY)
$495 (MK II Add $115)
Night Sight System
Reliability Package
Trigger Job
Crown Barrel
All safeties are left intact
Sight-In Range Fee (200 Rd Test for Reliability with Quality Ammo)
browningguy
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If I knew where it was it would be gone before you got back to the shop.
By the way, which shop was that at?
By the way, which shop was that at?
10-Ring
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Did you buy it yet? 
Mannlicher
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the BHP is a supurb pistol, and the price is inline. Novak makes tunes one Sweet Browning too. Buy it.
I bought the gun. It is very nice, but it will take a while to get use to the trigger. I am really new to BHP and don't know too much about them.
The trigger just surprised me, it is smooth, but there is no reset, or I just don't feel it. Even my CQB has a trigger reset, very slight, but it is there. I really like the ergonomic of the gun and its grip. Can't wait to try her out at the range.
The trigger just surprised me, it is smooth, but there is no reset, or I just don't feel it. Even my CQB has a trigger reset, very slight, but it is there. I really like the ergonomic of the gun and its grip. Can't wait to try her out at the range.
Bartholomew Roberts
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The reset is there. It is just very slight and longer than a 1911. With a little practice, you can get the hang of it; but the 1911 generally does have a nicer trigger as far as reset goes.
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