P35 (late 1936 or early 1937) FN Hi-Power

[steveTA1983]

And...a very nice piece...

Thanks!

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[Brian Dick]

I have plenty of Canadian No.2 pistol extractors which are identical to the original Belgian extractors if you need a spare.

[steveTA1983]

I have plenty of Canadian No.2 pistol extractors which are identical to the original Belgian extractors if you need a spare.

I really appreciate the offer, but I'm not going to be shooting it anymore. I'm picking up a used surplus (MK2) one from a LGS as a shooter. I sincerely appreciate the offer though, as these are super hard to find here in the states

[Mister Coffee]

Cool gun with a great history and a great family connection. I wish I could see the proof marks. As you probably know, Inglis made Hi-Powers like yours for Britain and China under contract during the war.

Thanks for posting.

[steveTA1983]

Cool gun with a great history and a great family connection. I wish I could see the proof marks. As you probably know, Inglis made Hi-Powers like yours for Britain and China under contract during the war.

Thanks for posting.

I'll get some proof mark close ups later today

[BruceHMX]

Nice pistol Steve and a great history behind it. Since you are not going to shoot it maybe install it in a shadow box with the bring back document, a photo of your Grandfather and a Third Army patch. Find a special place to hang it where it will be safe. Just a thought.

[mrclark303]

Superb museum Worthy Hi Power, just lovely.