Anyone here a Hi-Power aficionado?
I have the opportunity to buy a WW2 FN Browning High Power, sn 138221. My research says this is a 1941-42 gun.
It is missing the firing pin, firing pin spring and the firing pin retainer plate.
How difficult will it be to source these parts?
brucin
November 8, 2026, 2:30pm
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Try Numrich. I’ve been able to get some obscure mossberg .22 parts as well as old savage parts from them. There’s also sarco.
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Looks like Numrich should have all those in stock. Not an aficionado by any means so take with a grain of salt. Parts 6-7-8 here:
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Post war guns have some differences so they may not fit WW2 era pistols. You maybe able to source the correct ones on eBay or gunbroker. The firing pin retaining plate may need to be fitted.