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Old 03-03-2010, 06:45 PM   #1
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First post here, joined a few days ago and been doing alot of reading. I am working on a deal with my neighbor to buy the following guns and thought I would see what your guys thoughts were. The first one is a 22 revolver 9 shot H&R it appears to be in very good condition and the second one is a Post war 9mm Browning high power that has some scuff marks. The way it stands right now I am looking at a total cost of $450.00 which I think is a good deal. I already have a 9mm USP H&K and a 44mag Super Black Hawk but feel the need to add a couple more to the collection. So what are some thoughts on this potential purchase??


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Old 03-03-2010, 06:51 PM   #2
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Welcome to the forum. Usually the new members stop by the Introduction Thread and, well....introduce themselves.

As for your purchases, have you seen what the HiPowers go for?


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If it's a real Hi Power (not an FEG or one of the clones) - that is a steal...
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From what I remember it is the real thing, I will have to make sure before the deal is finished. He had some others he was selling so my head got kinda full after looking at them all.
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You should go browse Gunbroker.com to get an idea of the high end of that price spectrum.
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If it is a "real" Browning regardless of where it was made, $450 for it alone is a good deal.
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Buy it if it's a real Browning in good shape. Then you'll have the H&R as a free bonus.
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Ok, I went and looked at it agian last night and it is a Browing for sure, it had "Canada" on the slide. I have the serial # for it, where would I be able to find out more about it?? I did go to the Gunbroker website and found one just like it, the one on there website called it a "INGLIS Browning high power" with a paint like finish and lanyard ring. They wanted close to $700.00 for it so I guess the one I am looking at is a steal.
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Just give the man his money and walk away really fast.


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