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  • TireMan
    Member
    • Dec 2012
    • 242

    Browning HiPower Renaissance

    Albeit I only have one HiPower, I am a huge fan. I'm sure over the years when the money is right, I will collect many more. My interest is in the history, availability, production, and price of the Browning HiPower Renaissance version. (Picture below).

    Here are my current understanding:
    >The Renaissance is a Browning production, including in-house engraving.
    >It was only available through special order from a few Browning dealers across the United States.
    >There are fake Renaissances in the market (which Browning can verify)
    >Gun Broker shows some available in $3500-$4000 range which indicates special order from a dealer would be around $2500.

    Please correct me if any of my assumptions are incorrect.

    Questions:
    >Is it still being produced?
    >If yes, where and how can they be purchased?
    >Are there any mechanical differences from a standard HP?
    >Is there such a thing as MSRP on the Renaissance?
    >I've heard they were possibly on ATF C&R list but have since be removed. I have check the most recent list and could not find them. (perhaps my mind and/or eyes are failing)
    >Do they / where they produced in .40 and 9mm?

    "No self-respecting full grown ram would be caught dead around his frisking lambs." -Jack O'Connor

    WTB - Marlin 336 XLR 30-30
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    TireMan
    Member
    • Dec 2012
    • 242

    I'm not too worried about it holding value when it comes to my personal collection. I'd rather just look at it all day and shoot it!

    Can you explain?
    "not on the CA list so you'd have to SSE one."
    What CA list? what is SSE?
    "No self-respecting full grown ram would be caught dead around his frisking lambs." -Jack O'Connor

    WTB - Marlin 336 XLR 30-30

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    • #3
      TireMan
      Member
      • Dec 2012
      • 242

      done, reading thread on it right now.
      "No self-respecting full grown ram would be caught dead around his frisking lambs." -Jack O'Connor

      WTB - Marlin 336 XLR 30-30

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      • #4
        TireMan
        Member
        • Dec 2012
        • 242

        okay I understand the SSE part now. Simples fairly simple.

        Now, in regards to the other questions... they are still made?
        "No self-respecting full grown ram would be caught dead around his frisking lambs." -Jack O'Connor

        WTB - Marlin 336 XLR 30-30

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        • #5
          Ken87
          Junior Member
          • Jan 2013
          • 79

          I am interested in HP Ren.

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          • #6
            Ronin2
            Banned
            • Jan 2011
            • 5563

            Hmmm....pawn stores? Pimps going out of business? Mabe Bashir Assad has one he's not going to be needing soon? ROFL..

            Sorry but I can never understand the appeal of all that engraving on a weapon.

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            • #7
              taloft
              Well used Member
              CGN Contributor
              • Sep 2002
              • 2696

              If it is on the C&R list no SSE is necessary. C&R handguns are exempt from the Roster of Handguns Certified for Sale requirement.
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              "Wise men speak because they have something to say; Fools because they have to say something."--Plato

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