FEG P9R 9mm DA/SA Hungarian Hi-Power Clone Semi-Automatic Pistol, 15+1 Capacity
The FEG P9R is a full-size, double-action/single-action 9mm pistol built in Hungary during the late Cold War era. It merges Browning Hi-Power ergonomics with a Smith & Wesson–style DA/SA trigger system, giving shooters a familiar grip combined with true double-action capability. This example retains its factory blued steel finish, a clean mirror-bright bore, and matching serial numbers on slide, barrel, and frame—traits collectors look for when seeking an original, intact P9R.
Condition
Overall Condition: Good – shows some signs of prior use and handling.
Bore Condition: Excellent – clean, mirror finish, no signs of wear.
Rifling Condition: Excellent – sharp lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Notes: Moderate scuffing is visible on the frame and slide; function remains excellent.
What’s Included
- 1× 15-round stainless steel Browning Hi-Power pattern magazine
- FEG P9R instruction and safety manual
This P9R represents one of the few double-action Hi-Power derivatives to reach the U.S. market. FEG’s engineers kept the proven GP-35 grip angle and easy-to-reach controls, then added a slide-mounted safety/decocker for safe hammer-down carry. The result is a sidearm that suits agencies or shooters wanting Hi-Power handling with modern DA/SA functionality.
The pistol’s carbon steel slide wears factory rear serrations and an external extractor for reliable case removal. Both slide and frame carry a uniform blued finish that balances durability with a classic appearance. A clear “C.A.I. ST. ALB.
VT” import mark confirms its post-Cold War import path.
Fixed sights consist of a robust front blade and drift-adjustable rear notch set in dovetail cuts, allowing windage correction without gunsmithing. Checkered hardwood grip panels provide a secure, traditional feel while complementing the blued steel.
Its 4.65-inch carbon-steel barrel delivers service-grade accuracy, and the exposed round hammer offers easy thumb cocking when a single-action first shot is desired.