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From: mdg@oberon.com (Mark D. Grover)
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Subject: Re: Browning Hi Power Advice
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Date: 20 May 91 22:24:11 GMT
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In article <34653@mimsy.umd.edu>, nstar!bluemoon!jamaass@iuvax.cs.indiana.edu (Jeffrey A. Maass) writes:
|> I have just purchased a Browning Hi Power
|>
|> I am _ONLY_ interested in paper-punching (no plans to use
|> for home defense or for carry), but I am interested in making the
|> gun as accurate as possible.  To this end, what would all you
|> experienced folk suggest I have a smith do to it?

You can have the slide tightened.  Being a military design, the parts
are looser to be more interchangeable.  You don't need this.

- MDG -

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