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Took the Hi Power to the club to show the guys (and gal). Didn't mean to fire it, my fingers sqoze rounds into the mag; then, hey presto, the pistol was in battery with safety off, and a round was going down range. After the fifth or sixth guy (and gal) tried it, we all agreed it was very comfortabl...

While rummaging around in her closet, my mother-in-law found an old shoe box left by her late husband. In the box was a circa 1942 FN Hi-Power with one magazine and original holster. Guess what? She gave the pistol and holster to me. It has about 85-90% finish, though there is a little muzzle wear. ...

Stripped new ('72) pistol to frame, while putting back together I ran across problem getting indent pin and spring in their place. After about 453 hours (just seemed like it) and attempt after attempt, I finally gave up and slept, hoping for the mythical solution. Next morning I Googled images of th...

Amen to that brother!

If DA trigger pull is easy (should be 25lbs or greater), then go to Wolff Springs and get new springs.

Have you tried removing and cleaning firing pin and spring! I had same problem with light strikes, so I cleaned up spring and pin, plus changed ammo brands--no more light strikes! Good luck, great little pistol.

Congratulations! Best little pistol ever. Well constructed, durable and dependable, along with being very affordable. What more could a shooter ask. One of the best pistols I've carried in 40+ years.

Thanks rickn8tor,

This military holster is just a bit too large for my purposes. I was thinking of a smaller holster with X shaped straps.

Hiya! Anyone know where I can get a shoulder holster w/thumb break? I'm a long time CZ82 guy who has changed over to the P64. Can't beat this little pistol, it is great!