Decisions-CZ-75--or--Browning Hi-power???

Heinz · 09-27-2002, 10:19 PM

This is an interesting thread for me. I have owned only 1 FN high power, 30 years ago. It was Nazi marked with the tangent sight and the shoulder stock mounting in the backstrap. I could not hit a doorway at 50 feet with that thing. I figured the high magazine capacity was to compensate for the inaccuracy. I had traded a .30 luger for it and traded off on a 44 mag S&W. The rifling and bore in the HP looked very good to excellent, maybe just a little dark. I was shooting on a small bore pistol team at the time so was fairly competent and I could Not keep 5 shots in a row on the paper on a standard 50 yard small bore pistol target. Anyone else with that experience?

09-27-2002, 10:19 PM	#9
Heinz User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Greenville SC Posts: 1,004 Thanks: 377 Thanked 411 Times in 180 Posts	This is an interesting thread for me. I have owned only 1 FN high power, 30 years ago. It was Nazi marked with the tangent sight and the shoulder stock mounting in the backstrap. I could not hit a doorway at 50 feet with that thing. I figured the high magazine capacity was to compensate for the inaccuracy. I had traded a .30 luger for it and traded off on a 44 mag S&W. The rifling and bore in the HP looked very good to excellent, maybe just a little dark. I was shooting on a small bore pistol team at the time so was fairly competent and I could Not keep 5 shots in a row on the paper on a standard 50 yard small bore pistol target. Anyone else with that experience?