FN High Power 4.7" 17rd 9mm Pistol, Flat Dark Earth – 66-101069 For Sale

Name: FN High Power 4.7" 17rd 9mm Pistol, Flat Dark Earth - 66-101069 For Sale
SKU: 77598
Price: 1049.99 USD
Availability: InStock

$1,049.99

The FN High Power 4.7″ 17rd 9mm Pistol in Flat Dark Earth is a modern iteration of a classic firearm, inspired by John Browning’s 1935 design but enhanced for contemporary shooters. It introduces advanced ergonomics and fire control, offering a high 17+1 capacity while maintaining a classic look. Its robust frame, extended beavertail, and raised hammer improve handling and reduce recoil. The pistol features a smooth single-action trigger, ambidextrous controls, an oversized ejection port, and driftable steel sights for increased precision and ease of use. With a durable, corrosion-resistant PVD finish and the option for personalization with various colors and grips, the FN High Power combines heritage with innovation, ensuring both reliability and a superior shooting experience.

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SKU: 77598 Categories: fn, fn 9mm, fn herstal, fn high power Brand: FNH

Is the SA 35 a Hi-Power?

Yes, the SA-35 is a modern reproduction of the Browning Hi-Power, made by Springfield Armory. It retains many of the original design features associated with the classic Hi-Power pistol.

What does FN stand for in weapons?

In the context of weapons, “FN” stands for Fabrique Nationale, a Belgian manufacturer of firearms. The full name of the company is Fabrique Nationale d’Herstal, often abbreviated as FN Herstal.

What is the difference between a 1911 and a Browning Hi-Power?

The primary differences between a 1911 and a Browning Hi-Power are as follows:

1. **Design Origin**:
– The 1911 was designed by John Browning and was adopted by the U.S. military in 1911 as the Colt M1911. It is one of the most iconic pistols in history.
– The Browning Hi-Power was also designed by John Browning, with further development by Dieudonné Saive at Fabrique Nationale; it was introduced in 1935.

2. **Caliber**:
– The 1911 is traditionally chambered in .45 ACP, although there are modern variants in other calibers.
– The Browning Hi-Power is typically chambered in 9mm Parabellum, although some models are available in .40 S&W.

3. **Magazine Capacity**:
– The standard 1911 has a single-stack magazine, typically holding 7 or 8 rounds of .45 ACP.
– The Browning Hi-Power features a double-stack magazine, offering higher capacity with 13 rounds of 9mm in its standard configuration.

4. **Grip and Ergonomics**:
– The 1911 has a thinner grip due to its single-stack magazine.
– The Hi-Power’s double-stack magazine results in a thicker grip, providing a different feel in the hand.

5. **Trigger Mechanism**:
– The 1911 uses a single-action-only trigger mechanism with a short, crisp pull.
– The Hi-Power also employs a single-action trigger but has a different design and feel compared to the 1911.

6. **Safety Mechanisms**:
– The 1911 includes a manual thumb safety and a grip safety.
– The Hi-Power has a manual thumb safety but lacks a grip safety. Some variants have magazine disconnect safeties.

7. **Construction and Weight**:
– Both pistols are traditionally made of steel, which makes them robust but somewhat heavy compared to polymer-framed pistols.
– Variations exist with different materials and finishes, altering weight and handling.

These differences make each pistol unique in feel, capacity, and use preference, with both models retaining a strong following among firearm enthusiasts.