Videos tagged with Browning High Power

This video delves into the historical origins and early development of the iconic CZ-75 pistol. It focuses on the distinct "Short Rail" or "Slab Side" models, which represent the first 16,000 units produced before design modifications were implemented in 1980, including the addition of a longer frame and a half-cock notch. The description also highlights key production changes up to 1993, such as variations in finishes, trigger guards, grip panels, serial numbering, and the introduction of the CZ-75B with a firing pin block. The video acknowledges the influence of other pistols like the SIG P210 and Browning High Power on its design, noting it was initially intended for export rather than military adoption. The content is presented by Forgotten Weapons and thanks Royal Tiger Imports for providing early models.

This video showcases a Browning High Power (BHP) pistol featuring a distinctive MMG Cerakote finish and a vibrant red trigger. While the description is minimal, the title clearly indicates a focus on a customized handgun, highlighting its aesthetic appeal and specific modifications. The presence of Cerakote and a custom trigger suggests attention to detail and personalization for the firearm.

This video explores the origins of the "Mozambique Drill," also known as the "Failure Stop" drill, questioning whether it originated in Rhodesia or the USA. The hosts, Henry and Josh, delve into its historical development using Rhodesian service weapons like the Browning High Power, Star Model B (9mm), and Sterling SMG L2A3. The content is brought to viewers through 9 Hole Reviews and supported by MidwayUSA.

This video from American Rifleman reviews the EAA Girsan MCP35 PI Ops, a factory-upgraded version of the classic High Power pistol. It highlights the pistol's compact 3.88-inch barrel, integrated Picatinny rail, beavertail grip, ambidextrous safety, and flat-faced trigger. A significant upgrade is the slide cut for Shield RMSc-pattern red-dot sights, bringing the design into the 21st century. The review notes its comfortable shooting experience, all-steel construction weighing just over 25 ounces, and a 15-round capacity. The video concludes that it's an affordable way to get a feature-rich High Power variant.

This video features a 2-Gun match pairing an Egyptian contract Rasheed rifle with a United Arab Republic contract Browning High Power pistol. The shooter experiences malfunctions with the Rasheed and notes its challenging sights. While the High Power performs better, the shooting performance doesn't fully reflect its capabilities. The video also briefly mentions the Rasheed's Iraqi counterpart, the Baghdad, and showcases period Egyptian camouflage.

This video showcases a Browning High Power (BHP) pistol featuring a custom E-series Blackout Cerakote finish. The enhancements include a two-stage trigger job for improved performance and VZ Recon grips for enhanced ergonomics and aesthetics. The video likely delves into the details of these modifications, potentially demonstrating the trigger work or discussing the benefits of the Cerakote and grip choices.

This YouTube video features content creator Hickok45 engaging in a casual "Shoot-a-Round" session, numbered 173. He is seen plinking and "yakking in the woods" while utilizing two distinct firearms: a Browning High Power chambered in 9mm and a Colt Anaconda chambered in .44 Magnum, which is fitted with new Eagle Grips. The video emphasizes responsible gun ownership and safety, filmed on private property by trained professionals.

This video focuses on a custom Browning High Power (BHP) pistol, highlighting modifications and parts from Cylinder and Slide. It also showcases the addition of Hogue grips, suggesting a focus on enhancing ergonomics and potentially performance of this classic handgun. While the specific caliber isn't mentioned, the context of a custom BHP implies common pistol calibers used with this platform. The video likely offers insights for enthusiasts interested in custom firearm builds, aftermarket parts, and modifications for popular pistols.

This video delves into Finland's acquisition and use of the FN High Power pistol. Finland purchased 2,400 of these pistols prior to and during World War II, specifically to address urgent arms needs during the Winter War and Continuation War. The pistols were delivered as rigs, including leather holsters attached to flat board shoulder stocks, which are noted for their US NFA exemption. While initially intended for broader use, they became particularly valued by the Finnish Air Force as survival weapons. The video details the serial number range for Finnish contract pistols, the scarcity of matching rigs, and modifications like the addition of square front sights. Approximately 40% were lost or rendered unserviceable by the end of the Continuation War, with the remainder serving until the 1980s before being sold as surplus.

This video from American Rifleman TV delves into the rich history and development of the iconic Browning High Power pistol. It traces the design's origins from French military requirements after WWI, through the collaborative efforts of John M. Browning and Dieudonné Saive at FN Herstal. The description highlights key design innovations, including the double-stack magazine and simplified short-recoil action, and how the pistol's development spanned decades and evolved even after Browning's passing. The video also touches upon its widespread adoption by Belgium, its use by both sides during WWII, and its enduring legacy with modern clones and variants from manufacturers like Tisas and Springfield Armory.

This video analyzes FN's new High Power pistol, comparing it to the original Browning High Power. The presenter highlights how the new model addresses common shortcomings of the classic design, such as poor hollow point feeding, bad triggers, small sights, and hammer bite. The FN High Power is presented as a modernized iteration, featuring a larger, more comfortable grip, improved sights, a better single-action trigger, and increased 17-round capacity. While not directly interchangeable with original BHP magazines, it aims to be a more practical and user-friendly pistol for 2022 standards.

This video features a review and range test of the Springfield Armory SA-35, a modern rendition of the classic Browning High Power pistol. The content focuses on the practical aspects of the firearm, including its performance during shooting, and offers insights into its design and heritage as a remake. The description also highlights various supporting channels and sponsors, emphasizing the creator's commitment to firearms safety and responsible gun ownership.