I give this product 5 stars for its value for cost. I also wanted the brass beed front sight that this one has and I’m glad I went this route when choosing an HP clone. This is my review after 3 range trips within 3 weeks of owning this pistol and I have fired 400rds. Fit & finish are exceptional in my opinion. Classic lines for a true classic! Being my first HP type pistol I wasn’t too sure what to expect as far as shoot ability, 7lb SA trigger sounded pretty crazy to me. After my first dry fire session those concerns went out the window. Best way I can explain it is a good/crisp 7lb trigger will beat a bad 4lb trigger any day! Feels a lot less but also not exactly like a 1911 trigger. During dry fire I did notice the trigger return wasn’t too strong, which was a concern. So before firing I did a deep strip thinking the trigger return spring was bad. In short the trigger pin was pushed to far to the left which probably happened during transport so after reassembling I pushed the pin to the correct spot and where the spring now sits in the small radius on the pin as it should and that issue went away. I watched a lot of BHSpring videos and noticed that this pistol was ejecting brass at about 12’ which they claim is right at the end of what is in spec, load was 124gr @ 1,160FPS. So I ordered a new 17lb and 18.5lb recoil spring. Ejection is now 8’-11’ with both and also not that much of a difference. Now for the bad, the factory magazines. Definitely does not run 100% and even though they say “made in Italy” on them they definitely are not Mec-Gar magazines. I get about 1 failure to feed every time I load them. True Mec-Gar magazines have been 100% and never experienced any malfunction with those. So last range session I took the spring out of the Mec mag and put it in the factory mag, mec spring was a good inch to inch and a half longer, and still got the same feeding jam, 2 jams after loading the mag 3 times. Another interesting note was the brass seemed to eject further when using the factory mag, something I need to test more of on my next range session. So buy with confidence and know that you will enjoy this pistol as much as I have! Just also keep in mind that you might need quality Mec-Gar mags which you should have regardless.

This gun is amazing. And for the price, pretty unbeatable. Operation is very smooth, and I've had zero misfires thus far after putting hundreds of rounds through it. It looks and feels very well-made. I was worried from the pictures that the finish may not be to my liking, but that is not the case, I love the way it looks. Very true to the original Browning design, but with some minor improvements that make it a real pleasure to shoot. Buds also made this purchase flawless. Super fast shipping and there were no issues at all at the FFL. In short, if you like the look and feel of the Browning Hi-Power but don't want to hunt down a vintage piece that may or may not work, I highly recommend this gun.

I received my Inglis P-35B on 4-20-26. Great and fast by Bud's as always. The pistol's quality is excellent. The finish is well-applied and smooth, the feed ramp is nicely polished, the slide racks nice and smooth, the safety and hammer both function well, and the gun feels very solidly built. For the price and maybe even not considering the price, quality/finish are superb. Not much different from the $200-higher SA-35 in my estimation. I did swap out some nice Herret's zebrawood grips and a few Mec-Gar 15-round magazines downloaded to 14 rounds. Though I think the "Made In Italy" marked 15-rounders that come with the P-35B are most likely also Mec-Gar as well, which was a nice surprise. This is a great reproduction of a Mk. III HP with firing pin safety and no magazine safety, exactly as I wanted, and its ability to use most Mk. III HP holsters, parts and accessories is a great plus. For the price, given what things cost in 2026, I don't see how you could do much better. Seems like a very soundly built and finished handgun. If it falls apart when shooting I'll update the review, but that seems unlikely.

Beautiful pistol for the money-accurate and reliable right out of the box!

Better then the Springfield as 35

Yep, that’s right, this is one heck of a cool gun! Just bought it yesterday Tried it out today. Put about 150 rounds through it, it shoots like a dream. Really sweet gun —- the trigger is to die for. Once you get used to it, the accuracy is unbelievable too. I love it. Very highly recommended and for the price hell, yeah! ��

Purchased &received at FFL in about 3 days, already been to range twice , great shooting gun, this gun is a great deal , also own the SA35 & Girsan high power , for the money this is a great shooting gun , fit & finish or very good. Buds carries all three of these guns at very good prices. Check them out. Thanks Buds

Excellent Browning HiPower clone. Forged slide frame and barrel. No mim parts. Trigger was gritty at first, smoothed out after dry firing with dummy round. Most accurate pistol I have. So great I picked up another one!

Firearm arrived in great shape, nice case. I've only fired 2 magazines through it so far. The dang thing refused to reset the trigger. Tried to contact the company, but had some problems getting through. Just as well, since I despise sending my firearms in for warrantee work. Ordered a woff trigger spring and decided to fix it myself. Fortunately the hi power is pretty easy to tear down and you tube is handy for reference. Had to bend the spring a little to increase tension and seems to be resetting fine now. This should have been caught before leaving the factory. Guess they didn't functional check this one. Other than that it's a great firearm and is well worth the price.

The inglis hi power is a decent gun, better then the sprinfield SA-35. It shoots decent, decently accurate. The trigger was heavy but smooth, not gritty like alot of hi powers. I did notice that the springs in the gun seemed to not be the best so I replaced them with USA made springs. All in all it is a decent hi power clone.