After having grown-UP, using 1911's and all KINDS of other European semi-autos, from Lugers to P-38's to Spanish Astras to the Swedish Lahti, I finally got to use a Browning-brand P35 in the mid-70's, and was freaked-out to note that, essentially, "you could not miss!" With the updated, extended-beaver, ambi-safeties, and DISCONNECTED magazine safety, for an improved trigger-stroke, on the OPs version, and the updated 15-round mags, this is a welcome addition, out-there. After years of people improving-upon the 1911, with very few improved P-35 variants that didn't cost as much as a decent, second-hand CAR, these will be selling like hotcakes. Don't be put-off by their being made in Turkey. SO-are some of the major components of the ones from Springfield Armory. Mossberg has shotguns made in Turkey. H&K factory tooling is used for Turkish semi-auto imitations of the MP5, only these have better trigger-strokes than an H&K one. Hmm.
I really like how Girsan took the Hi Power and made subtle changes to make it more modern and comfortable to shoot. The new FN “High”, yes “High” Power isn’t retro or modern.. it’s actually nothing like a Hi Power in design. It just sort of resembles a Hi Power but is more of a single action Ruger P89 for $1k.
... I bought a MC P-35 earlier this year, it is a faithful copy of my Browning Hi-Power MK III, I switched out the grips for a set of Houge rubber grips, it feels better in my hand. Also, the P-35 pistols were made in a time that no one gave a crap about trigger resets ...
My all-time favorite gun. This was my unicorn for the longest time. I've never been willing to drill holes into one of my brownings to work out a way to add a rail so I was very glad to get my hands on an Ops last week, (- the reflex sight.) Next on my list is the one with the reflex sight, and then they have a short version that is as close as one can get to a Belhert special I imagine. I bought my 1st high power from Austin Belhert way back in the day. Unfortunately he passed away in 2005 and I never managed to get a Belhert special. For those who don't know that was a Hi-power That Austin would shorten for easier concealed carry.
When I received my Girsan Hi-Power I noticed a very hard trigger pull. I did not like that so I purchased the Cylinder & Slide trigger pull reduction spring kit. It's just two springs; hammer and firing pin for $12. I am familiar with the B&H optimized spring kit and I have replaced all of the springs on my FN Mark 3 but in this case the two springs were adequate and it worked out fine. I do recommend the BH spring tool for the hammer spring because it is a bear to disassemble. As for the third hand tool, that can be managed with a zip tie. I had the same experience with the pistol shooting to the left of the target but strangely, after a couple of hundred rounds the point of impact moved on target at fifteen yards. WOW! I'm a big fan of the 1911 and the Hi-Power. Nothing beats them for their shoot-ability and simplicity of design. The men of FN are imbeciles for discontinuing production of the Mark 3. We all had to suffer the plastic gun phase and learn our lessons.
I think you just might be the funniest guntuber out there 😂 Also, I'm loving what they did to the ops version. Before doing any research, I wonder if they're readily available without having to go to the broke-gunner and take out a mortgage for one. Look forward to more of your shenanigans/reviews!
Great video. I just happened across your channel and immediately subscribed! Those girsan pistols are pretty nice. I own one myself. It's the clone of the beretta 92fs and I actually own both but prefer the girsan! I'm going to keep my eye out for one of these. My preference would be without the optic , but...to each their own. Thanks again!
Did they see all of the comments about how people wish FN had just gone all-out with their reworked High Power? Because people wondered why they didn't put an optic cut and rail if they were going to 'modernize' it. Definitely will be looking into this. Thanks for sharing. 👍
Picked up a black MCP35 a few months ago at a local fun show for $455 out the door. Shot a couple mags and it was a accurate at 15 yards. Broke it down and removed the magazine disconnect and the trigger pull dropped down to 6# from #8-1/2. Also gets rid of that crunchy feeling during take-up. Next polished the trigger to sear transfer bar and the contact points at both ends . No real stock removal, just rid it if tools marks and polished with a felt bob and jewelers rouge. That for the trigger down to 5-1/2#. Changed the grips out for G10 grips with better texture. With the improved trigger pull and the addition of Meprolight night sights, it holds consistent 15 yards groups around 1-1/4" shooting off hand. Zero malfunctions sofar after 300+ rounds. When it was all broken down the quality of the machine work and I ternal finish was very good. FYI. Night sights made for the BHP Marklll for perfectly in the dovetails. I wouldn't hesitate but another one.
The FN/Browning Hi Powers are exactly the same as far as trigger and reset. It's indecipherable and the curved trigger is too curved. This is one platform that hasn't lived up to all the hype for me. It's almost like the grip is TOO small and the pistol is too slim. It also has signficatly more muzzle flip than many other 9mm service pistols I've shot back to back. Great video, thanks!
I had a P35 Ops model that I recently sold. The pros of it was it was the Hi Power I always wanted, but didn't want to pay $3,000 for a worked over relic. The beavertail was perfect and the fit and finish was better than most Kimber and Springfield 1911s at almost half the price and was still cerakoted instead of crappy matte bluing or black oxide. I ended up selling it because my hand was a little too big for the gun and while the trigger was "upgraded," it still felt like a 6# trigger and wasn't going to lighten up. However, it is a damn good base gun and Mark III Firearms should be able to upgrade it for much less than the base model.
Admire the Browning Hi-Power. Would like to have a copy. Could go Springfield for their variant. However, as long as magazine capability and thus capacity is retained, for a Turkish gun, 500-700ish, with modern upgrades, is not unreasonable in today's market (sad to say) - thanks inflation! At least we are defiling a Belgian\European gun (primarily but John Browning was American) and not an American adopted, classic firearm. If it works, it works.
I think both would make great base guns to do trigger jobs or project guns. For years and years, a BHP with a beaver tail has been something of an elusive, premium, custom option that has either priced a lot of folks out or was simply too much of a headache for many to handle. Add in the fact that for many of those years, finding a BHP worth its salt to dump that much money into was not the easiest task either. Factory new options were few and far between, or at some times entirely non existent. At the price point they’re offering the Ops model, I think it makes an amazing option for someone wanting that custom look straight from the factory. BHP triggers have never been known to live up to that of their 1911 cousins - it’s a completely different mechanical setup after all that comes with its own unique quirks. But just like a 1911, a BHP can be worked into an absolute tack driver of a gun. After all, FBI HRT was known to use the BHP before any of this 2011 stuff became all the rage. Dare I say the BHP was the “2011 before we had 2011’s”.
I have a browning high power made by the germans from ww2 love it but I dont take it out much due to age and collectors pricing. I do want another that I can go out and shoot with but dont want to pay the prices springfield has one for round 800 but if girshan is built about the same it seems like the better deal.
Bought a standard MC P35 in black over the summer and love it, my only complaint is that the ergo ridges on the factory grips seemed oddly placed. Bought some old-school wood grips and now it's basically perfect.
Very entertaining sir. You know I live in central FL And none of the gun shops around here have any pistols like that at all, you have to go online to buy them heaven transferred in. I don't. Know , if it's by accident or on purpose , they probably don't want them competing with their higher pistols.
OUTSTANDING video quality, nice review, very very nice criticals on the close up trigger pull. (That did it for me, subbed). ...Since I just subbed I figure I can say, The "pew pew" coulda been thought out a little better. It's costing you subs. -just being critical. Nice job.
I doubt that very many people have heard of or seen an Arcus 94 but once upon a time I owned one. It was the first 9mm I ever owned or fired. Took it to the range and to be honest, I had no idea what I was doing. But somehow I managed to line the sights up right and was putting rounds on top of rounds. It was stolen years ago, I’ve owned other 9mm since then but I’ve never had one as accurate as that one. It was a hi power clone. For whatever reason gun companies stopped making hi owner clones until lately. I plan on getting one of these to see if that was a fluke or if a metal framed hi power clone is really that accurate. I’ve some training over the years so now I’ve got a pretty good idea what it takes.
I recently bough an ops version and got a Holosun optic for it. Long story short, the holes on the slide won't take and standard M4 screws. EAA says it should be a M4 0.7 (which do not come with the Holosun). I got that size but it does not work. They asked for my proof of purchase and a mailing address which i supplied, but it has now been two weeks and no word from them. 😞 Besides that, it is a great shooter!
@@zaksmith3163 I payed 409 for mine it's a black one there's no tax on ammo or firearms here in west Virginia it likes 124 115 and 147 grain bullets if it's quality ammo it shoots 3 inch groups from a table at about 25 but they do sell threaded comp barrels I think it's worth it but I've loved Beretta style pistols since I was a kid 😂
Curious how the optic is attached? It is there a mounting plate? Because I would love the optic version, but would also like to stick a reputable branded one on lol
Would like to know how "true" this is to original as to internal parts swap capability. Yankee Marshall did something like that with TISAS.....would be good to know for this one too.
I shot a Browning Hi-Power Target 20 years ago. Shot well,.felt nice, but the trigger seemed to be breaking at around 10 or 12 pounds. I still kinda want one, but ultimately don't think it'll be better than my CZ-75 single action.
Sorry about My English, but the two faliures what's the cause? I don't understand if he say something. Looks Nice and true about the triger is to curved i was thinking all the time i was the problem. I alleays like to remover the triger magazine safery it males a lot of friction.
I liked your video first time I’ve seen you. I learned some things that I needed to know about the scan before going out and looking for one. Do you think I don’t understand is why so many reviewers don’t oil their guns before they do their reviews I’ve just never understood that I immediately take a new got a part in oil it before I take it out to shoot it just makes commonsense to me.
I've tried to remove the magazine safety & was unsuccessful. Not as easy as other high powers. If anyone has done this successfully, please lmk. Thanks
Its easier if you remove the whole trigger first. The trigger pin in the Girsan is pressed in pretty tight but will come out with a few strikes of a hammer and correctly sized punch from right to left. There is a crimp at the end pf the pin so just remember when reinstalling it that the crimped end will be on the left side of the gun.
I removed the magazine safety from my original standard model Browning. It’s nice that empty magazines drop free now. The gritty feel before you get to the wall is gone but the actual pull from the wall feels the same. It’s very very crisp with almost no perceived movement but was like that also before I removed the magazine safety.
@@juicecwp Got it out thanks dude. So much better, no gritty feeling anymore. Still may replace trigger down the road. There is literally no trigger reset on these. At least that you can feel.
@@theJdominator glad you got the mag disconnect out, it definitely improves trigger feel. As far as getting that audible reset click, replace the 3 coil trigger spring with a BHSS 2 coil and polish the back side of the trigger lever and also the channel that it rides in. It will never have a reset click as authoritative as a glock or 1911 trigger but it will be way more noticeable than stock.
The MC-P35 I bought pretty much sucks. Unreliable, mediocre accuracy, probably caused by the horrible (even by Hi-Power standards) trigger. Would like to try the ops optic version. Still waiting for the Springfield SA-35.
On the failure to fire, should have immediately performed a failure to fire drill. Tap magazine and cycle the slide. Failure to to perform the failure to fire drill, shows inexperience.
u.s. marine vet here 93' to 97' active , PLEASE keep me in your loop for the free type g.a.w.'s , i do not have/do social media here though, would love to win em 1000% cool, would love to talk more, talk soon > tom !
@@pewpewtactical thank you bro's, keep me in your loop , i would love to win something for sure 1000% cool, + any others you might know of , email me asap , also i am tracking down a tactical tube type flashlight for trade only > 2500 to 3000 lumens , i have knives/etc for trade here , let me know > tom !
The OPS version is literally all we ever wanted of the Browning Hi Power
You should look up mk3 firearms. They do awesome full custom hi power builds.
@@lucasblanchard47 oh I'm well aware
@@TheIntellectualSlacker really cool stuff
I dig the classics Slacker, but I can truly appreciate the merits of an updated version!
After having grown-UP, using 1911's and all KINDS of other European semi-autos, from Lugers to P-38's to Spanish Astras to the Swedish Lahti, I finally got to use a Browning-brand P35 in the mid-70's, and was freaked-out to note that, essentially, "you could not miss!" With the updated, extended-beaver, ambi-safeties, and DISCONNECTED magazine safety, for an improved trigger-stroke, on the OPs version, and the updated 15-round mags, this is a welcome addition, out-there.
After years of people improving-upon the 1911, with very few improved P-35 variants that didn't cost as much as a decent, second-hand CAR, these will be selling like hotcakes. Don't be put-off by their being made in Turkey. SO-are some of the major components of the ones from Springfield Armory. Mossberg has shotguns made in Turkey. H&K factory tooling is used for Turkish semi-auto imitations of the MP5, only these have better trigger-strokes than an H&K one. Hmm.
I dig the *OPS OPTIC* version!
Lucas passes the vibe check.👊
I looked at the high power decades ago and wondered why this hadn’t been don’t already. About damn time.
I really like how Girsan took the Hi Power and made subtle changes to make it more modern and comfortable to shoot. The new FN “High”, yes “High” Power isn’t retro or modern.. it’s actually nothing like a Hi Power in design. It just sort of resembles a Hi Power but is more of a single action Ruger P89 for $1k.
Great point TD, you've got options for a classic rendition, as well as an updated imagining.
@@pewpewtactical Yeah,,, but I still want an new FNH High Power...
Amen! I'll take my original Hi Power over that new FN Frankenstein pistol any day. In fact I'll take the Girsan over the new FN too
... I bought a MC P-35 earlier this year, it is a faithful copy of my Browning Hi-Power MK III, I switched out the grips for a set of Houge rubber grips, it feels better in my hand. Also, the P-35 pistols were made in a time that no one gave a crap about trigger resets ...
Very cool Anthony. I've loved Hogue grips for a very long time.
My all-time favorite gun. This was my unicorn for the longest time. I've never been willing to drill holes into one of my brownings to work out a way to add a rail so I was very glad to get my hands on an Ops last week, (- the reflex sight.) Next on my list is the one with the reflex sight, and then they have a short version that is as close as one can get to a Belhert special I imagine. I bought my 1st high power from Austin Belhert way back in the day. Unfortunately he passed away in 2005 and I never managed to get a Belhert special. For those who don't know that was a Hi-power That Austin would shorten for easier concealed carry.
When I received my Girsan Hi-Power I noticed a very hard trigger pull. I did not like that so I purchased the Cylinder & Slide trigger pull reduction spring kit. It's just two springs; hammer and firing pin for $12. I am familiar with the B&H optimized spring kit and I have replaced all of the springs on my FN Mark 3 but in this case the two springs were adequate and it worked out fine. I do recommend the BH spring tool for the hammer spring because it is a bear to disassemble. As for the third hand tool, that can be managed with a zip tie. I had the same experience with the pistol shooting to the left of the target but strangely, after a couple of hundred rounds the point of impact moved on target at fifteen yards. WOW! I'm a big fan of the 1911 and the Hi-Power. Nothing beats them for their shoot-ability and simplicity of design. The men of FN are imbeciles for discontinuing production of the Mark 3. We all had to suffer the plastic gun phase and learn our lessons.
I think you just might be the funniest guntuber out there 😂
Also, I'm loving what they did to the ops version. Before doing any research, I wonder if they're readily available without having to go to the broke-gunner and take out a mortgage for one.
Look forward to more of your shenanigans/reviews!
Thanks Citizen, we try! I'm hearing the Ops Optic and other models are pretty hard to find right now.
I hope they come out with a version that looks like the old school one.
I imagine they will if sale are brisk. There's been a resurgence in interest in Hi-Powers lately and I'm here for it.
If the hi power pachmayr grip works on here I highly recommend it. Best feeling handgun I've ever held with that pachmayr grip
Love Pachmayr!
It might not work on the Ops because the front strap curves forward at the bottom to give you a better grip.
Great video. I just happened across your channel and immediately subscribed! Those girsan pistols are pretty nice. I own one myself. It's the clone of the beretta 92fs and I actually own both but prefer the girsan! I'm going to keep my eye out for one of these. My preference would be without the optic , but...to each their own. Thanks again!
Thanks for subscribing MJ!
The ops and match versions of these with a trigger job shoot really well.I’m sure the normal ones also.but they can be worked to be awesome shooters
Did they see all of the comments about how people wish FN had just gone all-out with their reworked High Power?
Because people wondered why they didn't put an optic cut and rail if they were going to 'modernize' it.
Definitely will be looking into this.
Thanks for sharing. 👍
Picked up a black MCP35 a few months ago at a local fun show for $455 out the door.
Shot a couple mags and it was a accurate at 15 yards.
Broke it down and removed the magazine disconnect and the trigger pull dropped down to 6# from #8-1/2.
Also gets rid of that crunchy feeling during take-up.
Next polished the trigger to sear transfer bar and the contact points at both ends . No real stock removal, just rid it if tools marks and polished with a felt bob and jewelers rouge.
That for the trigger down to 5-1/2#.
Changed the grips out for G10 grips with better texture.
With the improved trigger pull and the addition of Meprolight night sights, it holds consistent 15 yards groups around 1-1/4" shooting off hand.
Zero malfunctions sofar after 300+ rounds.
When it was all broken down the quality of the machine work and I ternal finish was very good.
FYI. Night sights made for the BHP Marklll for perfectly in the dovetails.
I wouldn't hesitate but another one.
Why are you being Turkish products?
I'm a 1911 guy... But I HAVE to get an ops optic! Great review 👍
The FN/Browning Hi Powers are exactly the same as far as trigger and reset. It's indecipherable and the curved trigger is too curved. This is one platform that hasn't lived up to all the hype for me. It's almost like the grip is TOO small and the pistol is too slim. It also has signficatly more muzzle flip than many other 9mm service pistols I've shot back to back. Great video, thanks!
I had a P35 Ops model that I recently sold. The pros of it was it was the Hi Power I always wanted, but didn't want to pay $3,000 for a worked over relic. The beavertail was perfect and the fit and finish was better than most Kimber and Springfield 1911s at almost half the price and was still cerakoted instead of crappy matte bluing or black oxide. I ended up selling it because my hand was a little too big for the gun and while the trigger was "upgraded," it still felt like a 6# trigger and wasn't going to lighten up.
However, it is a damn good base gun and Mark III Firearms should be able to upgrade it for much less than the base model.
Admire the Browning Hi-Power. Would like to have a copy.
Could go Springfield for their variant.
However, as long as magazine capability and thus capacity is retained, for a Turkish gun, 500-700ish, with modern upgrades, is not unreasonable in today's market (sad to say) - thanks inflation!
At least we are defiling a Belgian\European gun (primarily but John Browning was American) and not an American adopted, classic firearm.
If it works, it works.
I think both would make great base guns to do trigger jobs or project guns. For years and years, a BHP with a beaver tail has been something of an elusive, premium, custom option that has either priced a lot of folks out or was simply too much of a headache for many to handle. Add in the fact that for many of those years, finding a BHP worth its salt to dump that much money into was not the easiest task either. Factory new options were few and far between, or at some times entirely non existent. At the price point they’re offering the Ops model, I think it makes an amazing option for someone wanting that custom look straight from the factory. BHP triggers have never been known to live up to that of their 1911 cousins - it’s a completely different mechanical setup after all that comes with its own unique quirks. But just like a 1911, a BHP can be worked into an absolute tack driver of a gun. After all, FBI HRT was known to use the BHP before any of this 2011 stuff became all the rage. Dare I say the BHP was the “2011 before we had 2011’s”.
I have my local FFL on the lookout for the optics version! And after a trip to a gunsmith in Vegas it's going to be perfect
I have a browning high power made by the germans from ww2 love it but I dont take it out much due to age and collectors pricing. I do want another that I can go out and shoot with but dont want to pay the prices springfield has one for round 800 but if girshan is built about the same it seems like the better deal.
I had one of the Ops models and it was built better than most Springfield or Kimber 1911s and was 100% reliable. The trigger is a little heavy.
Bought a standard MC P35 in black over the summer and love it, my only complaint is that the ergo ridges on the factory grips seemed oddly placed. Bought some old-school wood grips and now it's basically perfect.
Very entertaining sir. You know I live in central FL And none of the gun shops around here have any pistols like that at all, you have to go online to buy them heaven transferred in. I don't.
Know , if it's by accident or on purpose , they probably don't want them competing with their higher pistols.
Oohh JMB how I love your guns!!!
I conceal carry both of mine…. Do wish they had cerations on the front and back grip…. Love them tho
OUTSTANDING video quality, nice review, very very nice criticals on the close up trigger pull. (That did it for me, subbed).
...Since I just subbed I figure I can say, The "pew pew" coulda been thought out a little better. It's costing you subs. -just being critical.
Nice job.
I doubt that very many people have heard of or seen an Arcus 94 but once upon a time I owned one. It was the first 9mm I ever owned or fired. Took it to the range and to be honest, I had no idea what I was doing. But somehow I managed to line the sights up right and was putting rounds on top of rounds. It was stolen years ago, I’ve owned other 9mm since then but I’ve never had one as accurate as that one. It was a hi power clone. For whatever reason gun companies stopped making hi owner clones until lately. I plan on getting one of these to see if that was a fluke or if a metal framed hi power clone is really that accurate. I’ve some training over the years so now I’ve got a pretty good idea what it takes.
If I recall it had a strange beaver tail?
@@stever8776 that was so many years ago, 2000 or 2001 I honestly don’t remember all of the details. But it was accurate I remember that.
I recently bough an ops version and got a Holosun optic for it. Long story short, the holes on the slide won't take and standard M4 screws. EAA says it should be a M4 0.7 (which do not come with the Holosun). I got that size but it does not work. They asked for my proof of purchase and a mailing address which i supplied, but it has now been two weeks and no word from them. 😞
Besides that, it is a great shooter!
The version of the ops with the adjustable rear sight is the way to go.
Love mine. MC P35 Match. I don't need an optic or rail on a replica type of pistol.
I have a Girsan MC Regard and I love it it's no Beretta but for how much I payed it's close enough 👍
I'm thinking about buying a mc regard do u think it's worth it for $500
@@zaksmith3163 I payed 409 for mine it's a black one there's no tax on ammo or firearms here in west Virginia it likes 124 115 and 147 grain bullets if it's quality ammo it shoots 3 inch groups from a table at about 25 but they do sell threaded comp barrels I think it's worth it but I've loved Beretta style pistols since I was a kid 😂
But I can keep a 2 inch spinner going with it at 20 yards
I assume the Ops Optics version is a factory cut but what footprint?
it appears a RMS or RMSc can be used without adaptor plate via the website if I'm reading the magurcan correctly. Anyone concur?
@@jmf1976jmf Yes, it's RMS or RMSc.
I got the ops with no opic for 535 and they gave me a 100 dollar gift card for accessories and ammo
I prefer to put my own accessories they are usually better quality
You almost fell on your ass😂😂. Love your tubery
Does the optics version have a replacement rear sight if I decide to remove red dot?
at the top big Big UP from France 🇨🇵👍👌💪😎
Curious how the optic is attached? It is there a mounting plate? Because I would love the optic version, but would also like to stick a reputable branded one on lol
Can you put iron night sights on the mc p35 ?
Would like to know how "true" this is to original as to internal parts swap capability. Yankee Marshall did something like that with TISAS.....would be good to know for this one too.
Does the Girsan have a magazine safety?
The MC P35 has a magazine disconnect safety. It appears there isn't one on the Ops Optic.
The browning hi power isn't known for its trigger. It leaves much to be desired but it is a sweet gun.
That's where when my local FFL gets mine in the the trip to Mk3 firearms will be the way to go
@@hopewilliams6705 about a ten month turnaround but nice
@@jmf1976jmf I know but good things come up to those that have the patience to wait
I shot a Browning Hi-Power Target 20 years ago. Shot well,.felt nice, but the trigger seemed to be breaking at around 10 or 12 pounds.
I still kinda want one, but ultimately don't think it'll be better than my CZ-75 single action.
Solid point and the Girsan reflected this. The beginning of the pull was rough, choppy, and then broke at 9 pounds. The Ops Optic was much smoother.
Does the optic model come with a top plate with iron sights?
Sorry about My English, but the two faliures what's the cause? I don't understand if he say something. Looks Nice and true about the triger is to curved i was thinking all the time i was the problem. I alleays like to remover the triger magazine safery it males a lot of friction.
I wish they would put that beaver tail on all of them.
I liked your video first time I’ve seen you. I learned some things that I needed to know about the scan before going out and looking for one. Do you think I don’t understand is why so many reviewers don’t oil their guns before they do their reviews I’ve just never understood that I immediately take a new got a part in oil it before I take it out to shoot it just makes commonsense to me.
I've tried to remove the magazine safety & was unsuccessful. Not as easy as other high powers. If anyone has done this successfully, please lmk. Thanks
Its easier if you remove the whole trigger first. The trigger pin in the Girsan is pressed in pretty tight but will come out with a few strikes of a hammer and correctly sized punch from right to left. There is a crimp at the end pf the pin so just remember when reinstalling it that the crimped end will be on the left side of the gun.
I removed the magazine safety from my original standard model Browning. It’s nice that empty magazines drop free now. The gritty feel before you get to the wall is gone but the actual pull from the wall feels the same. It’s very very crisp with almost no perceived movement but was like that also before I removed the magazine safety.
@@juicecwp Got it out thanks dude. So much better, no gritty feeling anymore. Still may replace trigger down the road. There is literally no trigger reset on these. At least that you can feel.
@@theJdominator glad you got the mag disconnect out, it definitely improves trigger feel. As far as getting that audible reset click, replace the 3 coil trigger spring with a BHSS 2 coil and polish the back side of the trigger lever and also the channel that it rides in. It will never have a reset click as authoritative as a glock or 1911 trigger but it will be way more noticeable than stock.
@@juicecwp Finally dropped in the BHSS 2 coil & coupled w/ removing the mag disconnect, it's light years better. Thanks dude.
Liked and subscribed.
The MC-P35 I bought pretty much sucks. Unreliable, mediocre accuracy, probably caused by the horrible (even by Hi-Power standards) trigger. Would like to try the ops optic version. Still waiting for the Springfield SA-35.
Heres for Al gores rhythm and to not getting demonized or demonitized. You know. The thing
Thank you for the support Mike!
Ready own march find out what makes better than other version.
"Al Gore Rythm" 😄😄😄
#OpsOptic !!!
And the loudest sound in a gunfight is……..
Lol
I never understand why companies dont realize we are in 2023 we need light rail stop producing guns without light rails
15 rds... was that a miss speak
It is true
Absolutely not. The capacity is 15+1.
And considering this gun was originally made in the 1930's this gun design was way ahead of it's era.
It was originally 13+1 but MecGar makes flush fit 15+1 mags and they're OEM for both Springfield and Girsan.
You get a like for the Suicide Girls sticker.
😉
On the failure to fire, should have immediately performed a failure to fire drill. Tap magazine and cycle the slide. Failure to to perform the failure to fire drill, shows inexperience.
Don't care for the silliness
u.s. marine vet here 93' to 97' active , PLEASE keep me in your loop for the free type g.a.w.'s , i do not have/do social media here though, would love to win em 1000% cool, would love to talk more, talk soon > tom !
Cool beans Tom, thanks for your service!
@@pewpewtactical thank you bro's, keep me in your loop , i would love to win something for sure 1000% cool, + any others you might know of , email me asap , also i am tracking down a tactical tube type flashlight for trade only > 2500 to 3000 lumens , i have knives/etc for trade here , let me know > tom !
Personally, I DONT like Rails on 1911's Or the H.P.'s.. RUINS the Classic lines & Looks of an Icon! But, thats Just me I guess??
Not just you. Classic lines are my preference, and I'm a new generation shooter. I don't mount a lot of accessories since I like a slick draw.