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John Inglis Hi Power
Here are a couple of John Inglis Hi Powers that were in my recent estate purchase, both in excellent condition.
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Nice guns. I have Inglis guns also. Chinese with stocks, Fixed sight cut for stock, Chinese writing on slide with stock
various fixed sight
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Well done. They are a nice pair and in great condition.
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Originally Posted by
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Here are a couple of John Inglis Hi Powers that were in my recent estate purchase, both in excellent condition.
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Originally Posted by
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Like to see a picture Please.
Welcome to the forum. If you aren't on a computer then that could be why you can't see...he has pics here.
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No2 Brownings. The pistol equivalent of the Bren machine gun I say.................
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And you handled all of them at least once...every single one...
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Very nice and good you have them.
A friend recently bought one, his aunt worked in the Inglis factory during the war and who knows maybe she had worked on your or his.
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