Browning

[Eugen]

Originally Posted by sheepherder

Odd, I have never considered a Browning Hi-Power to be anything to collect...Only shoot...

Same with Norwegian .45 M1911's...Or 1914's, whatever the Norwegians called them...

I own an Argentine Model 1927 but I don't consider that a collectible either...

Sorry, I wasn't clear. I was referring to the FN model 1935 jobs with tangent sights and wooden stocks with holsters. Those, especially the WaA stamped versions, can get expensive and are the collectible ones I would tend not to shoot. I dream about getting one of those some day.