This one has got to be on someone’s “gotta have” list.
Up for adoption is my “in like-new box” Belgian FN Browning Hi-Power - .40 S&W.
Built in 1996 this Belgian made Hi-Power is as clean as they get. Photos tell the story. Anything shiny that you see is excess oil, not abrasion. I bought this years ago, always intending to take it to the range, but never did. The grips you see on it are obviously not original. They look like Spiegel’s, but I don’t think they are. They are definitely high quality and really improve the grip purchase. There is a bit of skateboard tape on the front and back strap of the grip that is nice as well. This gun comes with it’s original box, docs, and two “mousetrap” ejection assist magazines.
My ask on this 1996 Belgian FN Browning Hi-Power - .40 S&W is REDUCED$1,650 $1,400 (OBRO).
Photos below tell of its condition better than words can. I do work exceptionally long hours and don't live on ODT much any longer, so there may be some delay in my response. I also don’t always receive notifications from posts in this thread but do receive them from PM’s (go figure).
I will go through PM responses I get in the order I receive them. Not everyone says "PM Sent" or "I'll Take It" in the threads, but any “I’ll Take It” trumps ongoing OBRO negotiations.
Now for a message from the ODT legal team:
By contacting me and making me an offer on this firearm you affirm that you are legally eligible to purchase & own a rifle in the state of Georgia. I reserve the right to negotiate with and sell to whomever I wish, regardless of when said PM or "I'll take it" was sent. (Your feedback will be scrutinized. Please feel free to do the same with mine.) Laws will be followed. A peek at your CCW license may be required.
Thanks for looking, thanks for your interest, and if you comment on my post, THANKS FOR THE BUMP!
Z
Up for adoption is my “in like-new box” Belgian FN Browning Hi-Power - .40 S&W.
Built in 1996 this Belgian made Hi-Power is as clean as they get. Photos tell the story. Anything shiny that you see is excess oil, not abrasion. I bought this years ago, always intending to take it to the range, but never did. The grips you see on it are obviously not original. They look like Spiegel’s, but I don’t think they are. They are definitely high quality and really improve the grip purchase. There is a bit of skateboard tape on the front and back strap of the grip that is nice as well. This gun comes with it’s original box, docs, and two “mousetrap” ejection assist magazines.
My ask on this 1996 Belgian FN Browning Hi-Power - .40 S&W is REDUCED
Photos below tell of its condition better than words can. I do work exceptionally long hours and don't live on ODT much any longer, so there may be some delay in my response. I also don’t always receive notifications from posts in this thread but do receive them from PM’s (go figure).
I will go through PM responses I get in the order I receive them. Not everyone says "PM Sent" or "I'll Take It" in the threads, but any “I’ll Take It” trumps ongoing OBRO negotiations.
Now for a message from the ODT legal team:
By contacting me and making me an offer on this firearm you affirm that you are legally eligible to purchase & own a rifle in the state of Georgia. I reserve the right to negotiate with and sell to whomever I wish, regardless of when said PM or "I'll take it" was sent. (Your feedback will be scrutinized. Please feel free to do the same with mine.) Laws will be followed. A peek at your CCW license may be required.
Thanks for looking, thanks for your interest, and if you comment on my post, THANKS FOR THE BUMP!
Z
