Browning Hi-Power

[Bosbar]

I recently acquired a C-Series Browning Hi-Power.
I'm not crazy about hammer bite nor do I care for the small safety.

Does anyone know a good BHP gunsmith here in Indy?
I have a problem with my finger placement on curved triggers due to knuckle replacement so, all of my 1911"s have flat triggers on them.
Does anyone make a flat trigger for a BHP?

 

[Leadeye]

From the pictures that gun looks to be in very good shape, I would be inclined to leave it as is rather than modifying it with anything you can't just remove. My EDC was a T series for most of the 90s and 00s, I retired it as the sights had become difficult to see.

 

[drillsgt]

I agree with Leadeye tha's a pretty nice example. If you really need to make it more shootable then Cylinder and Slide makes a decent extended safety as well as 'no bite' modified hammers and Garthwaite makes a fairly straight trigger, these mods would not alter the gun and you could put the original parts back in to keep it original. Keep in mind though you would still be left with sights that aren't very good.

 

[Dean C.]

Might see if Nighthawk Custom will do some work to yours. You would have to send it away and it would be pricey but their Hi-Powers are works of functional art IMHO