BROWNING HI POWER for Sale

Quick Look

The Browning Hi Power was designed by John Browning in the early 1920s and completed by Dieudonné Saive. It combined high capacity with reliable operation, pioneering the 13-round 9mm handgun concept. It remains a popular classic among collectors and military users worldwide.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Iconic 13-round high capacity magazine
• Proven reliability over decades
• Ergonomic single-action trigger design
• Military service history worldwide
• Extensive aftermarket parts availability

Key Variants

Browning Hi Power Mk III

Modernized model with enhanced safety features and improved ergonomics for civilian and law enforcement use.

Browning Hi Power MK II

Updated version with improved extractor and safety mechanisms, widely adopted by international militaries.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Browning Hi Power	Glock 17	Sig P320
MSRP	$900+	$500+	$600+
Capacity/Size	13+1 rounds, 9mm	17+1 rounds, 9mm	17+1 rounds, 9mm
Weight	1.1 lbs (approx)	1.5 lbs	1.5 lbs
Optics-Ready	No (standard)	Yes (models with MOS)	Yes
Trigger Type	Single-action	Safe action	Striker-fired
Notable Pro	Classic design with strong heritage	Lightweight polymer frame	Modular chassis system
Notable Con	Heavier steel frame	Lower grip circumference	Requires training for modularity

Best Use Cases

• Self-defense
• Military and law enforcement duty use
• Range practice and training
• History-focused collections
• Civilian target shooting

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I find replacement magazines for the Browning Hi Power?

Yes, magazines are widely available due to the pistol's popularity and long production history. Many aftermarket manufacturers offer reliable options.

What caliber is the Browning Hi Power chambered in?

It is typically chambered in 9x19mm Parabellum, the most common standard for this model since its inception.

How does the Browning Hi Power trigger compare to modern pistols?

The single-action trigger is crisp and light, preferred by many for precision, though it lacks modern striker-fired consistency.