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Will SA offer different versions of the SA-35 similar to to Browning? I'd most certainly buy one in polished chrome with the gold trigger.
 
:rolleyes:

"Stand on the corner giving away--not selling, but giving away--chocolate ice cream, and someone will come up and want strawberry." --Snake's Dad.

With SA's history, I'm sure there will eventually be plenty of variations offered. But hey, how about giving them a year or two to catch up with the demand on the initial model?
 
Snake45 said:
:rolleyes:

"Stand on the corner giving away--not selling, but giving away--chocolate ice cream, and someone will come up and want strawberry." --Snake's Dad.

With SA's history, I'm sure there will eventually be plenty of variations offered. But hey, how about giving them a year or two to catch up with the demand on the initial model?
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I would also like a left handed version. Have a right handed 1911 and I didn’t realize how much of a pain it would be having the safety on the “wrong” side.
 
PLEASE ,Browning gods,have an ambi- safety for it. Have waited years for a decent replacement for the original!!!!!! This looks to be it in spades!!!!!!!
 
Spikebbc said:
I would also like a left handed version. Have a right handed 1911 and I didn’t realize how much of a pain it would be having the safety on the “wrong” side.
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DaveJames said:
PLEASE ,Browning gods,have an ambi- safety for it. Have waited years for a decent replacement for the original!!!!!! This looks to be it in spades!!!!!!!
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Here ya go.

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D.R.Hatley said:
How wide is the new High Power?
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It's as wide as the original since it's an updated clone. BHP's have always been one of the "slimmest" 9mms in the slide area, but the grip will be the thickest due to the double-stacked mag.

SA-35 pic.

sa35-sights-grid-3-1024x1024.jpg
 

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Talyn said:
It's as wide as the original since it's an updated clone. BHP's have always been one of the "slimmest" 9mms in the slide area, but the grip will be the thickest due to the double-stacked mag.

SA-35 pic.

sa35-sights-grid-3-1024x1024.jpg
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Hmm…the grip was always one of the major attractions of the BHP for me…
I so hope they didn’t ruin that… :/
 
HansGruber said:
A light railed model would be kinda sweet.

If we’re making requests.

But I’m pretty sure I will pick one of these up, compare it to my Cylinder & Slide massaged Mk3.
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I still carry my Hi Power on occasion, the only thing keeping it from being everyday carry is the lack of a light. If Springfield adds a rail, I will be first in line to pick it up. the only potential issue I see there is finding a slim enough light to fit properly. I think most are designed to mesh with chunkier frames
 
T Worthington said:
I still carry my Hi Power on occasion, the only thing keeping it from being everyday carry is the lack of a light. If Springfield adds a rail, I will be first in line to pick it up. the only potential issue I see there is finding a slim enough light to fit properly. I think most are designed to mesh with chunkier frames
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Wouldn't worry too much about the light too much. If SA produces a railed one, lights should come at same time or shortly after production. Lights that fit and work for railed 1911's should work too?
 
T Worthington said:
I still carry my Hi Power on occasion, the only thing keeping it from being everyday carry is the lack of a light. If Springfield adds a rail, I will be first in line to pick it up. the only potential issue I see there is finding a slim enough light to fit properly. I think most are designed to mesh with chunkier frames
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