The FN High Power 9mm: Flat Dark Earth G10 Grip Semi-Auto Pistol is a 9mm full size handguns from FN Herstal. It is available from 4 vendors at $917.63 to $942.99.
Name: FN High Power 9mm: Flat Dark Earth G10 Grip Semi-Auto Pistol
Brand: FN Herstal
Category: Full Size Handguns
Caliber: 9mm
Barrel Length: 4.7"
Capacity: 17 rounds
UPC: 845737019471
SKU: UCEt9uLMt
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The FN High Power is FN's rework of the classic Browning Hi-Power, now produced in-house with modern manufacturing. This version has a Flat Dark Earth finish on an alloy frame and Dirty Olive G10 grips. A combination that looks intentional rather tha...
The FN High Power is FN's rework of the classic Browning Hi-Power, now produced in-house with modern manufacturing. This version has a Flat Dark Earth finish on an alloy frame and Dirty Olive G10 grips. A combination that looks intentional rather than incidental. It's a single-action 9mm with a 4.7" barrel, 8" overall length, 17+1 capacity, and comes with two magazines in a zippered ballistic range bag.
The alloy frame keeps weight reasonable for a steel-built pistol, and the polished chamber and feed ramp are a practical addition, not cosmetic. They contribute to reliable feeding, which matters more than finish appearance. The driftable steel blackout sights are adjustable for windage and give a clean sight picture. Ambidextrous controls cover both the thumb safety and slide stop, making this genuinely usable left-handed without modification.
The G10 grips are a meaningful upgrade over plastic, aggressive enough texture to hold under recoil, and they don't get slick with moisture. At 40 oz. the gun is on the heavier side, which is worth knowing for carry consideration but helps with the single-action trigger's accuracy potential.
The original especially the tained hammer guys with bigger hands or meaty hands would get bit by the hammer.
One of the things about the original military style or even commercial of the Browning high power was if you didn't have the magazine inserted there was no action to the trigger.
Is an all steel handgun it has some heft to it and to be honest it is larger than the original high power.
It's a very short takeup we get to the wall and a nice brake not a phenomenal breake but not bad.
As far as shootability the grips a little longer in the hand this way a little wider it Nestles in your hand just honestly a little better.
Quoted verbatim from YouTube reviews. Each link opens the video at the moment quoted.
The FN High Power draws a particular kind of buyer: someone who knows the Hi-Power's history and wanted a factory-built version with modern production tolerances, or someone who wanted a classic single-action design without tracking down vintage parts.
Build quality and craftsmanship get consistent praise. The G10 grips specifically are called out for grip texture and durability. Ergonomics are frequently described as comfortable for extended range sessions. Accuracy out of the box is generally reported as good, and the polished chamber/feed ramp seems to help with reliable feeding across most commercial 9mm loads.
The 40 oz. weight is the most common point of friction, it's noticeable compared to polymer-frame pistols and may be a factor for anyone considering it for daily carry. Trigger feel gets mixed remarks; the single-action pull works for most, but some prefer a lighter or shorter reset. Pricing generates the usual debate, the gun is priced toward the upper end for a service pistol, and opinions split on whether the craftsmanship justifies it versus comparable options.
AI-generated insights derived from customer reviews and discussions on popular gun-enthusiast forums.
The FN High Power is FN's rework of the classic Browning Hi-Power, now produced in-house with modern manufacturing. This version has a Flat Dark Earth finish on an alloy frame and Dirty Olive G10 grips. A combination that looks intentional rather than incidental. It's a single-action 9mm with a 4.7" barrel, 8" overall length, 17+1 capacity, and comes with two magazines in a zippered ballistic range bag.
The alloy frame keeps weight reasonable for a steel-built pistol, and the polished chamber and feed ramp are a practical addition, not cosmetic. They contribute to reliable feeding, which matters more than finish appearance. The driftable steel blackout sights are adjustable for windage and give a clean sight picture. Ambidextrous controls cover both the thumb safety and slide stop, making this genuinely usable left-handed without modification.
The G10 grips are a meaningful upgrade over plastic, aggressive enough texture to hold under recoil, and they don't get slick with moisture. At 40 oz. the gun is on the heavier side, which is worth knowing for carry consideration but helps with the single-action trigger's accuracy potential.
| Caliber | 9mm |
| Model | FN High Power |
| Capacity | 17 rounds |
| Magazines included | 2 |
| Barrel length | 4.7" |
| Overall length | 8" |
| Weight | 40 oz |
| Action | Single Action |
| Finish | Flat Dark Earth |
| Sights | Adjustable Sights |
| Safety | Ambidextrous Thumb Safety |
Quoted verbatim from YouTube reviews. Each link opens the video at the moment quoted.
The original especially the tained hammer guys with bigger hands or meaty hands would get bit by the hammer.
One of the things about the original military style or even commercial of the Browning high power was if you didn't have the magazine inserted there was no action to the trigger.
Is an all steel handgun it has some heft to it and to be honest it is larger than the original high power.
It's a very short takeup we get to the wall and a nice brake not a phenomenal breake but not bad.
As far as shootability the grips a little longer in the hand this way a little wider it Nestles in your hand just honestly a little better.
AI-generated insights derived from customer reviews and discussions on popular gun-enthusiast forums.
The FN High Power draws a particular kind of buyer: someone who knows the Hi-Power's history and wanted a factory-built version with modern production tolerances, or someone who wanted a classic single-action design without tracking down vintage parts.
Build quality and craftsmanship get consistent praise. The G10 grips specifically are called out for grip texture and durability. Ergonomics are frequently described as comfortable for extended range sessions. Accuracy out of the box is generally reported as good, and the polished chamber/feed ramp seems to help with reliable feeding across most commercial 9mm loads.
The 40 oz. weight is the most common point of friction, it's noticeable compared to polymer-frame pistols and may be a factor for anyone considering it for daily carry. Trigger feel gets mixed remarks; the single-action pull works for most, but some prefer a lighter or shorter reset. Pricing generates the usual debate, the gun is priced toward the upper end for a service pistol, and opinions split on whether the craftsmanship justifies it versus comparable options.
Price Range: $917.63 - $942.99
| Vendor | Price | Condition | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shootingsurplus Com | $917.63 | New | Buy Now |
| Kygunco Com | $921.75 | New | Buy Now |
| Buds Gun Shop | $929.49 | New | Buy Now |
| Guns Com | $942.99 | New | Buy Now |
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