BROWNING HI POWER P35 for Sale

Quick Look

The Browning Hi Power P35, designed by John Browning and completed by FN in 1935, marked a leap forward in combat pistol design. Its double-stack magazine and single-action trigger delivered groundbreaking firepower in a compact frame. Once standard-issue for over 50 nations, the Hi Power remains a prized classic and widely trusted carry gun among collectors and shooters alike.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Timeless combat-proven ergonomics and steel frame durability
• Impressive 13+1 magazine capacity for a mid-size handgun
• Crisp single-action trigger aids precision shooting
• Massive aftermarket support for parts and upgrades
• Historical value with wide global military service

Key Variants

Browning Hi Power Mk III

A modernized version with ambi safeties and a matte black epoxy finish for duty use.

FN P35

Belgian-made heritage model reintroduced by FN with subtle refinements and classic styling.

Springfield SA-35

A modern U.S. production of the classic P35 with forged steel and no magazine disconnect.

Inglis Hi Power

Canadian WWII-era version, issued with tangent sights and valued by historical collectors.

Classic Browning Hi Power

Traditional commercial variants from the 1950s-1990s, often featuring blued finishes and walnut grips.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Hi Power P35	Sig Sauer P226	Beretta 92FS
MSRP	$1,000+	$1,099	$700
Capacity	13+1	15+1	15+1
Weight	~32 oz	~34 oz	~33.3 oz
Optics-ready	No (classic models)	Optional	No
Trigger type	Single-action	DA/SA	DA/SA
Notable pro	Historic global military usage	Proven elite service pistol	Extremely smooth recoil
Notable con	No modern features stock	Larger grip for small hands	Bulky slide profile

Best Use Cases

• Collectible military surplus and commercial variants
• Classic self-defense sidearm
• Range shooting and training
• European and WWII historic re-enactments
• Retro-carry or throwback builds

FAQs

What is the magazine capacity of the Hi Power P35?

The standard Browning Hi Power P35 accepts a 13-round double-stack magazine in 9mm.

Can I carry a Hi Power P35 for concealed use?

Yes, the steel frame and slim profile make it viable for concealed carry with the right holster.

How does the P35 differ from the 1911?

The P35 features a double-stack mag, no grip safety, and uses 9mm unlike the .45 ACP 1911.