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    Default browning .40 vs. .40 hi power

    Can anyone tell me the difference between a browning .40 and the browning .40 cal hi power. My father attempted to ask this on Browning's website and the wanted $25 to give an answer. Kind of jive og browning if you ask me considering he's owned his hi power for 15+ years.

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    Default Re: browning .40 vs. .40 hi power

    I don't follow. What is a 'Browning .40"? Do you have a link or a photo of one?
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    Default Re: browning .40 vs. .40 hi power

    Yep a picture would help a lot

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    Default Re: browning .40 vs. .40 hi power

    It's kinda like a Glock fawty, except it's brown.

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    Default Re: browning .40 vs. .40 hi power

    Browning and or Browning High Power are the sameor basically possibly difference in options? If you where looking 9mm, i would say CZ75 was also a close call.

    All are made of the same basic model that Browning originally drew. FEG is also a close copy.
    There was once a Charles daly copy also, The original Browning was supposed to replace the 1911 or be a close competitor, that is where it is now.

    Basically, its like asking about Colt 1911.. there are so many copies out there...
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    Default Re: browning .40 vs. .40 hi power

    Are you talking about the difference between two different pistols?



    Or are you asking if there are two different names for the same pistol?

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    Default Re: browning .40 vs. .40 hi power

    Quote Originally Posted by 39flathead View Post
    Are you talking about the difference between two different pistols?



    Or are you asking if there are two different names for the same pistol?
    To the best of my Knowledge, the Browning Originally made by FN arms Belgium /Herstal was slightly different to the High power..
    It was a little more like the 1911, but the front of the slide was roundish..



    The high power, designed to be a rugged version of the 1911, had a curved grip. (link to the Browning 1911 makings)


    As I said, the CZ75 is basically a 9mm version of this same gun.



    Feg made a copy as did fn argentina.
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    Default Re: browning .40 vs. .40 hi power

    Ok, but he stated .40 Browning Vs. .40 Hi-Power.


    Is he asking what is the difference between a current production .40 cal made by Browning and the older Hi-Power?

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    Default Re: browning .40 vs. .40 hi power

    Quote Originally Posted by Frenchy View Post
    As I said, the CZ75 is basically a 9mm version of this same gun.
    Huh?

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    Default Re: browning .40 vs. .40 hi power

    Quote Originally Posted by jmad1986 View Post
    My father attempted to ask this on Browning's website and the wanted $25 to give an answer. Kind of jive og browning if you ask me considering he's owned his hi power for 15+ years.
    I don't know what "Jive OG" is but I poked around on Browning's web site and you can get questions answered for free. It costs $40 to get a factory letter.

    We need more information before we can answer your questions. You've basically asked "what is the difference between a red apple and an apple that is red?"

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