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I have done so already. You folks in the real world can give feedback and ideas that I can take to them and they can see the posts and comments and go from there. So thank you for your feedback and the many comments.

I would be completely happy with a look a like!!!! You might have just solved the problem. Simply scale the HiPower up and call it Big Brother. I have a Browning 1911 in 22 caliber for my son and it’s a scaled down version, why not simply scale it up ?

I will send you some Brasso for your shiny hat your Majesty.🙂 I still want them to offer the SA35 in 45 and 10mm, I know that it might be a bit more involved than just a different barrel but it’s possible

I want a HiPower, does that upset you in some way?

I know it would take some work to get a 45 or 10mm in a HiPower, I just think it would be a lovely gun.

C&S is good but I prefer Novak but I’m happy with a 3.5# pull on my carry gun and I had a Kimber that was under 2# and I loved it but didn’t carry it much. I have four Glocks

I want the Absolute Very best and that is the new and improved 1911 Accor to the man that designed the 1911, Ghe 1911 has a very good trigger for sure. My Novak HiPower has one too. The HiPower can have as light a trigger as you wish within reason but I recommend a proper gunsmith. I have used...

Yes and Saive said in his memoirs that he and Browning had settled on the final version and that even though Browning never actually saw the HiPower, that it was the way he wanted it and that John Moses Browning was it’s creator. Browning himself would have offered it as a 45 had he lived The...

According to Browning himself the swinging link is very inferior to his newer design and the fact that it was issued to over 90 countries as a side arm attest to its reliability. The frame and slide would certainly benefit from a slight increase in size and a much stronger recoil spring would be...

It’s a real nice shooting and extremely reliable gun. John designed it to be one of the most reliable pistols of all time, much more reliable than his 1911. The barrel is called the Browning lock up and is the basis of every modern pistol in the modern world

Browning himself was planning on 45acp, that’s why it is so close on size that it could use the same holsters. I had a 1911 Delta in 10mm and a 40 cal Hi Power but I always wanted a 45 Hi Power

How many people out there would like to have the World’s finest single action fighting pistol chambered in 45 or 10 mm???? This is probably one of the most often kicked around What Ifs in the handgun community. John Browning was the worlds best firearms designer and the 1911 was a truly good...