here we disassemble / field strip the Browning Hi Power in 9mm, come check us out at Family Shooting Center! thanks for watching and hope to see you all soon!
Que hermosas son las Browning Hi Power, yo tuve 2, ahora solo tengo una, me quedé con la más vieja, la otra era una igual a la del vídeo..!! Para mí en 9mm es de las mejores..!! Saludos..!!
I'd love one, but in the UK that's not possible :-( Fired one many years ago in the British army and always wanted one. Great vid and thanks for sharing. From Yorkshire in the UK ;-)
Your vids nice and clear compared to most other hi power ones, could you do a complete frame disassembly one ? Many others have done them but they're dark and grainy or they're doing it all out of the camera frame.
@@NovemberDelta perfect, I'm mechanically inclined so understanding how things work and piece together is within my abilities but boy would I be embarrassed to have to bring a hi power to a shop and pay to have it assembled hahaha
@@imthatguy1878 I haven't seen a shop give anyone trouble for being parts in...I find they give more respect for taking the move to bring it in and say help rather than the guys that force shit back together and have a failure those are the ones that you get the 🙄🙄🙄🤣🤣🤣 it's a little hectic but it's on the schedule to film the total teardown! Especially with Springfield coming out with the new hipower:)))
the clip does not lock inside the gun; it remains 'free'. and the button to release the clip does not seem to be doing anything. Would you be kind as to help me in this. Thank you
I have a browning hi power nine my slide is stuck forward and will not slide far enough backwards to latch the disassemble lock how would I go about fixing this
If you're local bring it by!!! If not can you pull the barrel forward while you pull the slide back?? Take some pressure off the slide stop and perhaps pull it out at that point?
simple, complete and thorough. Thank you.
Que hermosas son las Browning Hi Power, yo tuve 2, ahora solo tengo una, me quedé con la más vieja, la otra era una igual a la del vídeo..!! Para mí en 9mm es de las mejores..!! Saludos..!!
Yes, be careful. You wouldn't be the first person to have bits flying everywhere! I'm sure out training screws loved seeing us doing that.
thanks man
I'd love one, but in the UK that's not possible :-(
Fired one many years ago in the British army and always wanted one. Great vid and thanks for sharing. From Yorkshire in the UK ;-)
Thanks, helps a lot on the first cleaning of my FEG 9mm
Your vids nice and clear compared to most other hi power ones, could you do a complete frame disassembly one ? Many others have done them but they're dark and grainy or they're doing it all out of the camera frame.
Ohhh good idea total disassembly coming soon!
@@NovemberDelta perfect, I'm mechanically inclined so understanding how things work and piece together is within my abilities but boy would I be embarrassed to have to bring a hi power to a shop and pay to have it assembled hahaha
@@imthatguy1878 I haven't seen a shop give anyone trouble for being parts in...I find they give more respect for taking the move to bring it in and say help rather than the guys that force shit back together and have a failure those are the ones that you get the 🙄🙄🙄🤣🤣🤣 it's a little hectic but it's on the schedule to film the total teardown! Especially with Springfield coming out with the new hipower:)))
I love this hi power
You guys got that for rental I might come next week to rent that
J. M. Browning fhater colt 1911. Genius
Good job
Melhor do que os vídeo brasileiro
Nice
Super
the clip does not lock inside the gun; it remains 'free'. and the button to release the clip does not seem to be doing anything. Would you be kind as to help me in this. Thank you
This kind is supposed to feel wobbly a little bit
I have a browning hi power nine my slide is stuck forward and will not slide far enough backwards to latch the disassemble lock how would I go about fixing this
If you're local bring it by!!! If not can you pull the barrel forward while you pull the slide back?? Take some pressure off the slide stop and perhaps pull it out at that point?
Problem with the tooth under the barrel sometime with Spring broken or too tigt ..one tear of metal fall between the mecanism and stop the slide part
Thank you I’m close mine now
YOU NEVER ADDRESSED THE IMPORTANCE OF POSITIONING OF THE GUIDE ROD