Mapping the Course of Canada’s Inglis Hi-Power Pistols

By Leroy Thompson

For my first 20 years of owning handguns, I thought of the Browning Hi-Power as a useful tool. When working on close-protection teams or training counterinsurgency troops, it was the weapon I carried because it was reliable, had a high magazine capacity when most other semi-autos didn’t, was chambered for the readily available 9mm round and was generally available in places I was working if I couldn’t take my own weapon. During that period, I did have one …Read the Rest

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