Posted: 1/20/2026 8:06:44 PM EDT
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I wanted to not like it, but I can’t. I’m not even embarassed that I want one. Attached File Attached File |
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| Sigh. PSA will probably get a truck load of them in and email me with an offer I can’t refuse. My only hope if they don’t have multiple variants. |
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Originally Posted By wganz: how is the BHP trigger compared to the 1911 design? Bad. They tend to be mushy, heavy, creepy. Not Browning's best effort. They can be tweaked but will never be as good as a tuned 1911. Browning had to design around his 1911 patents as he had sold the rights to Colt and didn't control them. |
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Originally Posted By Ameshawki: Bad. They tend to be mushy, heavy, creepy. Not Browning's best effort. They can be tweaked but will never be as good as a tuned 1911. Browning had to design around his 1911 patents as he had sold the rights to Colt and didn't control them. IDK, but they I don’t own one either. I did run a few mags through a friends Springfield version, whatever that is. Reminds me of my CZ 75 in SA. Not bad at all. Short reset, decent break. I shot well with it. |
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Originally Posted By Ameshawki: .....Browning had to design around his 1911 patents as he had sold the rights to Colt and didn't control them. JMB didn't design what we know as the Hi Power, Dieudonné Saive did because JMB died in 1926. The 1911 patents had expired before Saive finished the Hi Power design in 1934. |
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Well is sure is a hell of a lot more classy looking than most of the newest Glock-like polymer guns out there. I was looking through the array of them the other day, since had a wild hair to grab something new but they all look chunky with zero character. Meh Sorry, I must be old fashioned. 
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Originally Posted By Ameshawki: Bad. They tend to be mushy, heavy, creepy. Not Browning's best effort. They can be tweaked but will never be as good as a tuned 1911. Browning had to design around his 1911 patents as he had sold the rights to Colt and didn't control them. Magazine disconnect HiPowers have a bad reputation, deservedly so. I'm very happy with the stock trigger on my Turk Inglis. |
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Originally Posted By 302w: Magazine disconnect HiPowers have a bad reputation, deservedly so. I'm very happy with the stock trigger on my Turk Inglis. The biggest advantage of ditching the mag safety is the mags drop free. Trigger may or may not improve. I've had it go both ways. The trigger on my Inglis is very good as well, by HP standards. Very close to what my SA-35 is. I think the Inglis is the best buy in the HP market at the moment. |
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Well, it is now listed on the Inglis website for 739.00$. Inglis 2035 Once it hits the retailers sites, the price should drop by about 100.00$ I would guess, which is a good price for what it is. |
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Originally Posted By Lost_Phil: Well, it is now listed on the Inglis website for 739.00$. Inglis 2035 Once it hits the retailers sites, the price should drop by about 100.00$ I would guess, which is a good price for what it is. The case hardened one has a MSRP of $790 but street price is about $550-$600. I’d buy two if they run and come in under $600. Fingers crossed they don’t do like they did with the new MAC 2011’s. They were $700, then they got popular and SDS jumped the price on them multiple times. Now they’re $900-$1000 and no one buys or talks about them anymore. |
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Originally Posted By mlin: I don't think Tisas Turkiye is making this. It's under Inglis brand which is made by Ozerbas Makina, another Turkiye manufacturer. You are correct. No Tisas involvement. |
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Originally Posted By mlin: I don't think Tisas Turkiye is making this. It's under Inglis brand which is made by Ozerbas Makina, another Turkiye manufacturer. This is interesting. So this might not be delayed by Tisas break with SDS and going it on their own for distribution |
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Originally Posted By MapMonger: This is interesting. So this might not be delayed by Tisas break with SDS and going it on their own for distribution SDS getting in bed with Inglis may be why they split. Hard to say. |
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Originally Posted By Ohio: SDS getting in bed with Inglis may be why they split. Hard to say. I’m going to guess they had a contract and SDS knew this was coming. That would make sense on why they jacked the price up on some Tisas made items towards the end, trying to squeeze the last runs of everything they could. Tisas also makes a HP, that SDS used to import under their Regent brand. This was why I thought they were Tisas made. Turns out they switched. The Tisas HP’s were more expensive and while I haven’t seen one in person, something about them doesn’t look as refined as the later cheaper Inglis guns. (Taken from another forum.) Attached File |
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Originally Posted By -OdieGreen-: I’m going to guess they had a contract and SDS knew this was coming. That would make sense on why they jacked the price up on some Tisas made items towards the end, trying to squeeze the last runs of everything they could. Tisas also makes a HP, that SDS used to import under their Regent brand. This was why I thought they were Tisas made. Turns out they switched. The Tisas HP’s were more expensive and while I haven’t seen one in person, something about them doesn’t look as refined as the later cheaper Inglis guns. (Taken from another forum.) https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/61399/IMG_5252_jpeg-3717652.JPG People who have carefully examined both believe that Tisas makes frames/slides for Springfield Armory to make the SA-35. I am agnostic on the matter. I tend to agree with you on the SDS/Tisas divorce. We have seen the same thing happen with Tanfoglio, Sarsilmaz/Canik, SIG, etc |
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Originally Posted By Ohio: SDS getting in bed with Inglis may be why they split. Hard to say. All that I have read says that the differences are external; no reason they won't swap if fitted to the frames. I have 9 Hi-powers (mostly clones) and not all swap even within type just because of frame/slide clearances. To be fair, not all of my Berettas swap slides for the same reason. |
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Originally Posted By backbencher: Are we sure a regular HP slide won't fit on the Inglis rail gun? Don't know about Inglis, but they don't seem to interchange with my Girsan. Neither barrels or slides can be swapped. |
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Originally Posted By Ohio: People who have carefully examined both believe that Tisas makes frames/slides for Springfield Armory to make the SA-35. I am agnostic on the matter. I tend to agree with you on the SDS/Tisas divorce. We have seen the same thing happen with Tanfoglio, Sarsilmaz/Canik, SIG, etc My read on the known parts suppliers: Tisas Turkiye - SA35 Dasan S. Korea - 1911 Wayne Machine Taiwan - M1A  |
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Originally Posted By Ohio: SDS getting in bed with Inglis may be why they split. Hard to say. The original Inglis Canada was the WWII allied BHP maker because FN was captured and making BHP for Nazi Germany. Inglis Canada was later acquired by Whirlpool, still using Inglis as a brand name selling home appliance only in Canada. https://inglis.ca/products/ |
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Originally Posted By mlin: Inglis is a business name registered by SDS. So Inglis (not the original Canadian Co) is SDS Imports. SDS registered many names as its sub-brands to sell different type of firearm products. So the Tisas / SDS divorce had no direct connection with that. The original Inglis Canada was the WWII allied BHP maker because FN was captured and making BHP for Nazi Germany. Inglis Canada was later acquired by Whirlpool, still using Inglis as a brand name selling home appliance only in Canada. https://inglis.ca/products/ My original Inglis Attached File |
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| This is how a "modern" Hi Power should be. It still takes High Power mags, grips and might even fit in some Hi Power Holsters. The disappointment that FNH introduced in 2022 does none of these things and they couldn't even be bothered to add a dust cover rail or RMR cut on the slide. |
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As a Hi-Power nut, I am very interested in this gun. The positives I have read are no mag safety/ 4 lb-ish trigger/ standard mags and most parts, all a big plus. Frame and slide are different, not sure exactly how so at this point. OR sights and optic-ready are winners, but sadly, I just sent an older Hi-Power off to get optic cut. Overall, I like what I'm seeing, except for the holes in the slide. Let's be serious, unless you have headers coming out, why waste the machine time. Will I buy one? For sure, it's taking a design I have loved for years and making it better |
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Originally Posted By Ohio: My original Inglis https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/35784/inglis_jpg-3718461.JPG With the NFA on its last legs for SBRs I wish they'd make this. Still want a 2035 though. |
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I have the same Ch series HP and a stock that could be a knock off. I cant figure how it fits into the new world of SBR /AOW. I would love some input |
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Originally Posted By somedudefromhouston: I have the same Ch series HP and a stock that could be a knock off. I cant figure how it fits into the new world of SBR /AOW. I would love some input Attach a shoulder stock to a pistol and you have a Short Barreled Rifle. Been that way since 1934. The Inglis shown above (as well as some other HP's, Lugers and Mausers) is removed from the purview of the NFA. See list starting on page 22. |
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Originally Posted By MapMonger: I see MAC pushing their Cerberus Turcatto but still no 2035 from Inglis? Is SDS represented on here to give us an update? They just posted an update on Instagram earlier today saying they’re coming really soon. No actual timeframe given though. |
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Originally Posted By -OdieGreen-: They just posted an update on Instagram earlier today saying they’re coming really soon. No actual timeframe given though. Good to know, but it has been some time now that some people are thinking its vaporware. Though I hope not, since I want to buy one , and I do hope they sell it or at least offer a threaded barrel for us can user's. |
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Originally Posted By Lost_Phil: Good to know, but it has been some time now that some people are thinking its vaporware. Though I hope not, since I want to buy one , and I do hope they sell it or at least offer a threaded barrel for us can user's. I'd rather they take their time to make sure it's right rather than rush to getting it to market. The m4 shotgun clones had some piston issues initially and it took a while to resolve. |