The all-new FN High Power

[Graybeard]

https://fnamerica.com/highpower/

FN HIGH POWER™   THE LEGEND. REBORN.

From NATO’s trusted sidearm for more than 80 years to a modern pistol designed for today’s sport shooter, the FN High Power is reborn to exceed every expectation. Extending the legacy of the original John Browning pistol design completed in 1935 by FN Herstal, over a million FN High Power pistols have served more than 50 NATO armies.

9MM | Single-Action | Steel Slide & Frame | 17-Rd. Mag




DRESSED TO THE NINES

FN stays true to JMB’s final handgun design, including its namesake, the High Power double stack magazine. With 17+1 rounds at the ready the new pistol has 25% more capacity in 9mm, besting any clone of the original FN design. The all-new FN High Power is finished in black, stainless steel or the FN signature flat dark earth (FDE). Two pairs of grips come standard, with seven unique accessory grip pairs to personalize your FN High Power.

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The revolutionary High Power takes everything you love about all-metal handguns to the next level with enhanced, modern features. Watch the video above to see the all-new High Power™.


BUILT IN THE USA FOR TODAY’S HANDGUNNER

The easy takedown for maintenance, distinctive rake of the dust cover and long arm slide release inspired the all-new FN High Power. With dramatic improvements to ergonomics and fire control design, shootability and accuracy of the new FN High Power bests even custom all-metal pistols. Built at the FN factory in Columbia, SC, state-of-the-art engineering, design and manufacturing refines the historic FN pistol into a modern arms masterpiece.


IT IS WHAT IT WAS. AND SO MUCH MORE.

With its substantial all-metal frame and slide, the robust 40-oz. pistol holds a crisp, single action trigger, driftable steel dovetail sights make the FN High Power a flat-shooting wonder. Modern updates include full ambidextrous controls, an easy-cocking slide and redesigned ergonomics to cure hammer bite. A knurled ambi-safety provides instinctive control in any hand.


FRAME

Industry first 17+1 capacity in a High Power, magazine disconnnect deleted 
Rapid takedown for immediate field stripping, no traditional pins and bushings to speed maintenance

Fully ambidextrous, knurled and textured thumb safety, slide release, reversible magazine release

Customize with seven unique G10 or wood grip accessories, includes two polymer grip pairs 

Durable PVD finish, black, stainless steel or flat dark earth

SLIDE

Oversized ejection port cycles most factory loaded ammunition
Driftable steel blackout sights, FN 509® dovetail pattern
Durable, corrosion-resistant PVD finish
Distinctive keyhole muzzle profile

BARREL

4.7″, target-crowned for pinpoint accuracy
Cold-hammer forging maximizes longevity
Polished chamber and ramp for reliable feeding

[Graybeard]

Seems like Browning/FN just couldn't stand letting Springfield Armory have all the market on the old P35. Wonder how this one will be priced compared to the Springfield version. FN stopped making them cuz they couldn't sell them at a price point that made a profit and enticed folks to buy them.

[Steve E]

If you ask me (as the saying goes) that ain't no High Power, about the only things that tie that thing it to a High Power is the caliber and the name of the Company that made it.

Steve........

[Dee]

Seems like Browning/FN just couldn't stand letting Springfield Armory have all the market on the old P35. Wonder how this one will be priced compared to the Springfield version. FN stopped making them cuz they couldn't sell them at a price point that made a profit and enticed folks to buy them.

$1265.00 to $1370.00 depending on which one you want.

[ironglow]

  They were high power when they were first built.. and they have an excellent reputation..

[Ranger99]

I had one years ago, and it was a
fine well built piece of hardware.
But the hole in the end was too small,
and I let somebody carry it home
for a quantity of bills.
Wasn't too long afterwards that a
coworker brought a new one back
from lunch with 40 S&W on the side.
Oh well.  I'd already had my fling and
moved on

[Dee]

The old Brownings were great pistols, but I ain't a 9mm fan. In the last several years I kinda regret gettin rid of my Kimber K6S. It was a handful with the stock grips and hot magnum loads but now folks like Altamont are makin a little better grips for it.
My old 686 don't hurt on my end with  a hot load, guess I'll just stay with it.

Those FN Hi-Powers might be good in a 40 if they make'em in 40.

[Ranger99]

. .  Those FN Hi-Powers might be good in a 40 if they make'em in 40.

They did 30 some odd years ago, but that
was after I'd already had my 3 different
9 mm handguns, and had quit trying.
Ammo is way way different now than
it was then

[Dee]

I'll take 125 grain semi-jacketed hp in a 357 magnum over anything else in a pistol.

[Ranger99]

I've used those and load for an old
Pre 27 N frame and a 681
I always wish I'd bought several of
the 681's. They had em stacked in
a case to the side and I almost missed
seeing em. Police department trade
ins from LAPD IIRC. Scratched up
somewhat, but plenty tight.