Browning Hi Power T series 1968

[doubletap2]

Have a opportunity to buy a Browning Hi Power T series made in 1968 its like new if its been fired not much hard to tell.Price is $650.00 maybe able to get it for $600.00 not sure but I think I'm going to try.Good ,bad, price what do you think.
Thanks Jack

[RMPSTRAT]

If it's as nice as you say then that's a really good price for a T Prefix

[chesster]

Good price for what you have described.

[SRT]

Originally Posted by doubletap2

Have a opportunity to buy a Browning Hi Power T series made in 1968 its like new if its been fired not much hard to tell.Price is $650.00 maybe able to get it for $600.00 not sure but I think I'm going to try.Good ,bad, price what do you think.
Thanks Jack

If you don't buy it, please provide me with the details at jhill13@cox.net and I will. Best regards, SRT

[npg3]

I sold one like that for $650 without a pouch.

Does it have a pouch? That will make a difference in pricing and collectability.


I sold it to upgrade it to a '66 T with a pouch, never shot, for $695.

I noticed the prices in IL are lower. When I went to a gun show in Phoenix, there was not a "T" under $800

[doubletap2]

Thanks to all for your reponse the 68T is in unfired condition, but with out a pouch, does have the paper work that it came with.At first the asking price was $650.00 I thought I might be able to get it for $600.00.But at the time of purchase I was standing there with it in my hands looking at it, when all at once the owner said to me if you take it now you can have it for $450.00 but I need the money today, I replyed to him are you sure He said yes, I said Ok
will cash be alright.He answered nothing but, its a done deal.Still don't know
quit what happened.But I'am a happy fella.
Jack

[chesster]

Sounds like a steal to me.

[1saxman]

You definitely stole home base! Consider that a Hungarian FEG clone of the T-model, the PJK-9HP, sells for $300. They only made this exact model for a few years. The newer ones have a dull finish and plastic grips.

[doubletap2]

1saxman,
Your right just don't get deals like this to often anymore, wanted to be fair
with the guy, but he insisted that I only pay the $450.00.
But I just hate feeliing like I may have took him a little thats not me, but he would not have it any other way.Hope the money helps him out for what ever he needed it for.
Jack

[chesster]

If someone took it to a gunshop and traded it in or sold it outright, they would have gotten less I believe. A good deal from an individual.

[remat457]

It will have an enviable trigger! Congrats

[cgjane]

Sorry to bring this thread up from the dead, but this thread is the first hit on my google of:

"1968 "T" Series Browning Hi Power"

What is the current value of this HP TODAY?

More specifically what is considered a "good deal" ?

[1911Brian]

Let me add one:

Why would "T" be SURE to have a good trigger - never heard this before!