Canada Ammo DA35 (HiPower)

[skoal]

How do these compare with the canuck ones?

 

[Hitzy]

How do these compare with the canuck ones?

Identical guns without the HUGE BILLBOARD on them. Made at the same factory.

 

[CC89]

Sorry. Yes it does come out like that. Seeing as how you are asking how, i assume you have never played with thr hipower before. The trigger is just one pin and the whole thing comes out.
First time is hard getting the trigger out of the frame and back in. But after a couple times it gets easy. Doing it like in the video is tricky. But if ypu pooch it, just pull out the trigger if you need to

Ok thanks!

 

[b_murphy36]

Those are some high quality pictures! That was awesome.

 

[Canada Ammo]

We recently used one of these for an ammo test. Over 7,000 rounds and still going strong without a proper cleaning.

 

[Tom Morrison]

Had my stainless model out to the range for the first time yesterday. Quite happy with her. No failures, groups well. All in all, a sweet little gun for the money.

 

[Hitzy]

I'd recommend getting a known quality 18.5lb recoil spring as some longevity insurance. Standard is 17lbs, Turk springs are light...

 

[xdmer]

I'm really glad you guys went Turkish instead of Chinese on these.

We recently used one of these for an ammo test. Over 7,000 rounds and still going strong without a proper cleaning.

 

[steveorleans]

I love it so far

Thank you for the great report on the DA35-stainless.

I recently purchased one of these and I am impressed with its quality. I note what appears to be hardness test marks on the slide. The stock hammer really bites and to fix this I had it machined down to the serrations. With the magazine disconnect removed I find the trigger to be one of the best triggers ever out of the box. This is comparing it to sig p210 and national match M1 Garand triggers. The trigger take-up on the DA35 is all air and no friction until it hits the wall. The break is like glass. I haven't fired it yet but I know this will make a huge difference in accuracy. As a comparison my CZ P07 duty is a sponge thus the break is inconsistent, difficult to predict and therefore frustrating at times (not one failure in 1500 rounds though).