10 Hi-Power Pistols That Will Be Worth A FORTUNE (Never Sell These!)

FN discontinued the Hi-Power in 2018. The craftsmen who built the originals are gone. And the Belgian guns they left behind are now worth more every single month. The most valuable on this list sold for over $8,000. If you own one of these and you don't know what it's worth, never sell it before watching this. In this video, we count down the 10 Hi-Power pistols that will be worth a fortune, from the Canadian Inglis WW2 contract guns to the pre-war Belgian originals built by the craftsmen John Browning himself trained, and exactly what makes each one irreplaceable. CHAPTERS: 00:00 — Introduction 01:30 — #10 Inglis Hi-Power WW2 Canadian Production: The Allied Version Built in Toronto 03:30 — #9 FN Hi-Power Mk II (1982–1988): Six Years of Production, Most Overlooked Configuration 05:30 — #8 FN Hi-Power .40 S&W (1994–2010): Two Discontinued Things in One Pistol 07:30 — #7 FN Hi-Power Mk III (1989–2018): The Last Belgian Hi-Powers Ever Made 09:30 — #6 FN Hi-Power T-Series Cold War (1954–1962): The Pistol That Armed NATO 11:30 — #5 FN High Power 2022 Reintroduction: The New Standard, First-Year Production 13:00 — #4 Springfield Armory SA-35: Most Faithful Modern Reproduction 14:30 — #3 Girsan MC P35: The Budget Entry — Watch the Limited Configurations 16:00 — #2 WW2 German-Occupation FN Hi-Power (1940–1944): Built Under Nazi Occupation 17:30 — #1 Pre-War Belgian FN Hi-Power (1935–1940): The Originals — Never Made Again PISTOLS COVERED: Inglis Hi-Power WW2 tangent sight, shoulder stock slot | was $400–$600, now $1,200–$1,800 | complete rig: $3,000–$5,000 FN Hi-Power Mk II (1982–1988) — 6-year production only | was $600–$800, now $1,000–$1,400 FN Hi-Power .40 S&W (1994–2010) — discontinued caliber in discontinued pistol | was $700–$900, now $1,200–$1,800 FN Hi-Power Mk III (1989–2018) — last Belgian production | pre-2018: $650–$900 | post-discontinuation: $1,100–$1,800 FN Hi-Power T-Series Cold War — T-prefix serial, NATO contracts | was $800–$1,200, now $1,800–$3,000 FN High Power 2022 — ground-up redesign, first-year production collector premium developing Springfield SA-35 — forged steel, no magazine disconnect, military-spec trigger | $699–$799 Girsan MC P35 — $499–$599, watch limited MC P35 PI configuration WW2 German-Occupation FN Hi-Power — Wehrmacht proof marks | was $1,200–$1,800, now $2,500–$4,500 Pre-War Belgian FN Hi-Power (1935–1940) — built by Browning's own team | was $1,500–$2,000, now $3,000–$8,000 FN built the Hi-Power for 83 years. Every major military force on earth carried it. The craftsmen who built the first ones are gone. The factory that built the best ones will never make another. What exists is all there will ever be. Share this with anyone who owns a Belgian Hi-Power — that share could save them thousands of dollars. #BrowningHiPower #FNHiPower #NeverSellThese