The Browning P35 Is Back! MERGED THREADS

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And it looks like it might be one of the best versions ever. Price looks right, too.

https://www.thearmorylife.com/first-look-springfield-armory-sa-35-9mm/


Moderator edit: There's coverage of the FN re-issue and the new Girsan version on Page 5! :shock: :shock: :shock:
 
Nice! Good to see they did away with that horrible magazine disconnect. I also like that they used a ring hammer instead of the spur. I prefer a spur on a 1911 and ring on a HP.

I wonder how long it will be before I can get one? :)
 
Cholo said:
I also like that they used a ring hammer instead of the spur. I prefer a spur on a 1911 and ring on a HP.
Me too, but the stock P35 ring bites my hand so I had to switch to a spur. Looks like maybe they've re-engineered this one to not do that. Maybe I can eventually get one of their hammers.
 
https://www.springfield-armory.com/sa-35-series-handguns/sa-35-handguns/

https://www.americanrifleman.org/content/springfield-armory-sa-35-high-power-classic-modern-american/

https://www.thearmorylife.com/first-look-springfield-armory-sa-35-9mm/?__hstc=155893220.a61a9b85c19b461d8d92fa741a6b026a.1635188003685.1635188003685.1635188003685.1&__hssc=155893220.3.1635188003686&__hsfp=3946919911

Bet they sell a bunch of these! :mrgreen:
 
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Snake45 said:
I beat you to it, Ale! :wink:




So you did! :mrgreen: Tripped over this elsewhere and just couldn't wait to link it.

I merged mine into your earlier thread, and moved them to the Lounge because it's not a Ruger. (I left a "forwarding" note)

Man, if I didn't already have an original . . . :shock:
 
Ale-8(1) said:
Snake45 said:
I beat you to it, Ale! :wink:




So you did! :mrgreen: Tripped over this elsewhere and just couldn't wait to link it.

I merged mine into your earlier thread, and moved them to the Lounge because it's not a Ruger. (I left a "forwarding" note)

Man, if I didn't already have an original . . . :shock:
I couldn't wait, either. You did right with the merge & move. :wink:

I already have one, too--an FEG clone that's pretty much permanently set up with a Ciener .22 conversion. But I want one of these, too. :wink:
 
Oh yeah! Nothing like a classic reissued. Would make a good match for my 1974 vintage FN Hi-Power.
 
Fiddlesticks!! Here I was looking at downsizing my herd… I never found one of these when I had the money to buy one. Oh well, there will always be “just one more gun” that I want/need. :mrgreen: If I get rid of some , I should be able to add just one back, right? :roll:

32Magfan
 
Here's a story about a WW2 P-35: Dad landed in North Africa before heading to Sicily and then onto the Anzio beachhead. Somewhere along that trail, he raided a German supply truck and found a treasure trove of parts and partially assembled pistols. Enough to assemble 2 or 3 Lugers and a P-35 with 10-12 magazines and a spare barrel. He didn't care for the Lugers and sold or traded them for unknown stuff but kept the P-35 until he was shipped home.
In one of the very few times he talked to me about using a pistol, he commented that a Luger was nice to look at but if your life depended on a pistol, the P-35 was a far better choice. As soon as I was financially able, I bought a P-35 copy and later ran it through Cylinder and Slide making it a top end specimen of the well known design. I carried it for years and would not feel handicapped to do so again.
 
Ale-8(1) said:
This is what a PISTOL is supposed to look like!!!! :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
Yup. :wink:
 
Am foaming at the mouth over this one. One at least. Maybe two. I always thought Browning could have updated theirs and kept it going, but SA will surely have better pricing.
 
Always loved the design and style of the classic Browning Hi-Power. I bet Springfield Armory sells a bunch of these.

(Still chuckling over how SA went out of their way to avoid saying anything like "Hi-Power" or "Grand Puissance" in their ad copy. :lol: )
 
Back in the day I had a nickel plated p35, 1970’s vintage. I am more into revolvers now, and too old to pickup brass, but this could be tempting.
 
Ray Newman said:
WAYNO: thanks! I missed that when I first too quickly read the link. Again, thanks!


It was hidden in plain view. I know I had read that, but when I went back to read it again, I couldn't find it, until I realized it was right in front of me. :mrgreen:
 
WAYNO: And I thought I was the only one suffering from such a malady, or as my physician keeps telling me: "You are at that age...."
 
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