Hj about this one says pre-war Belgian military to you. Looks like a pre-war Belgian military issue around ji. But I do want to get all my entitled money for it. That being said I've been searching and searching for any specific info to my Hi Power with little success. I believe Browning has a Web Page to look up by serial numbers. While every effort has been made to ensure that the information provided on serial numbers and dates of manufacture are accurate, records on early production models such as the Auto-5 and Superposed shotguns were not included due to the complexity of numbers, models and grades offered. We will see how it fares with you gentleman. The serial number found on your gun has the answer. On closer examination I see that all the numbers do match with the letter "b" suffix at the oower of the serial. We find this to be a necessary tool when determining a value. It must have originally had Nazi acceptance markings which were removed during the heavy buffing this pistol has undergone. Also, there have been unique dating fn hi power edition models that did not follow our regular serial number configurations and they are not included in this listing. Did you know that your Internet browser is out of date. I've always been a gun collector just not a collector with a vast knowledge and true understanding of the guns even I own. The slide is mismatched and the finish is. But it looks like a nice gun to own. It sickens me every time I explain this but mine has lost it's finish but retains some markings.
It should have some Belgian proof marks. I really don't want to go through another "appraisal" because the last man about broke my heart. Unlock additional features, and fewer ads while browsing. We work hard to bring the best Firearms Forum has to offer!
We will see how it fares with you gentleman.
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Hj about this one says pre-war Belgian military to you. Looks like a pre-war Belgian military issue around ji. But I do want to get all my entitled money for it. That being said I've been searching and searching for any specific info to my Hi Power with little success. I believe Browning has a Web Page to look up by serial numbers. While every effort has been made to ensure that the information provided on serial numbers and dates of manufacture are accurate, records on early production models such as the Auto-5 and Superposed shotguns were not included due to the complexity of numbers, models and grades offered. We will see how it fares with you gentleman. The serial number found on your gun has the answer. On closer examination I see that all the numbers do match with the letter "b" suffix at the oower of the serial. We find this to be a necessary tool when determining a value. It must have originally had Nazi acceptance markings which were removed during the heavy buffing this pistol has undergone. Also, there have been unique dating fn hi power edition models that did not follow our regular serial number configurations and they are not included in this listing. Did you know that your Internet browser is out of date. I've always been a gun collector just not a collector with a vast knowledge and true understanding of the guns even I own. The slide is mismatched and the finish is. But it looks like a nice gun to own. It sickens me every time I explain this but mine has lost it's finish but retains some markings. It should have some Belgian proof marks. I really don't want to go through another "appraisal" because the last man about broke my heart. Unlock additional features, and fewer ads while browsing. We work hard to bring the best Firearms Forum has to offer! We will see how it fares with you gentleman.