Inglis Mk I * Hi Power Fixed Sights

[samnev]

I purchased this Hi Power with its holster, spare mag and cleaning rod (in Holster) when I purchased the the Mk I* with the shoulder stock. This one appears to have been used very little. Does anyone know what the 6 on the grip stands for?

[Panzer 3]

Hi,
Depends on where it came from, it could be an armoury issue number, as most weapons are issued to individual soldiers /
Police ect. My S.L.R, was No 5, so i also had a 9mm browing in my rack, hope this helps.
dave.

[Richie B]

It means it belongs to me !

No seriously as Panzer 3 said it is some sort of armoury rack or inventory number.

Fine looking example of a very good pistol.

Regards

Richie

[Walkwolf]

Another fine Inglis Hi-Power..........!

I suspect the '6' is an inventory number.

[Adrian Stevenson]

I would agree with this theory too.

Cheers, Ade.

[COLT 1911A1]

Another fine Inglis Hi-Power..........!

I suspect the '6' is an inventory number.

Plus 1 for me...It's a rack number, to distinguish at first glance and not go for the serial No...I have seen it in a number of .45 grip panels...
Regards, Thanos.

[samnev]

Plus 1 for me...It's a rack number, to distinguish at first glance and not go for the serial No...I have seen it in a number of .45 grip panels...
Regards, Thanos.

Hello Again,
Seems the conciseness is a rack number.
Thanks,
Sam