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03-01-2011, 03:00 PM
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I have only owned one BHP and that was mostly until I got it to a show to sell it. I have shot them and have shot against some very nice custom BHP guns. I am not a 9mm guy and only have one 9mm right now because it is not sold yet. Th BHP is a classic but it is not a target gun as it comes out of the factory, it is a shooting gun for saving your bacon and is well known for that one item, it shoots when you need it to shoot.
Today, a factory Generation 4, Glock 19 will run circles around the factory BHP, but it is not near as "purdy" as the BHP. Take a look at a guy that makes custom BHP guns, the BHP has been his specialty for years and he does it right. The barrel bushing is the secret to making the BHP shoot well. Ed http://www.apwcogan.com/pistols/brow...igh-power.html
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03-13-2011, 01:32 PM
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The one pistol that I have owned longer than any others is a belgian made hi-power. I've owned it for ten years now. I've put several thousand rounds thru it, many handloads. It's been completely reliable. I just recently had it reblued. It's the only pistol I own at the present. I just don't have a need for any other. I don't have any pictures of this pistol but it's a capitan style I purchased from vector. As such it'll take a stock and looks very similar to this. It's a blast to shoot with the stock attached.
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