06 October 2014
Sinister Controls
The slide stop on the Browning Hi-Power has that spoon shaped part in front of the pivot point.
I'd often wondered why.
Playing around with left handed drills I discovered it's handy for locking the slide to the rear by pushing down on the front part with your index finger. I now wonder if that's why it's the way it is.
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I always figured it was a cosmetic way of covering the slide stop notch.
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