FN Herstal Hi-Power Mk III 9mm Luger, Belgian-Made, Matte Black, 4.62 in Barrel, 13+1, Fixed 3-Dot Sights
This Belgian-made FN Herstal Hi-Power Mk III stands out with its all-steel construction, matte black baked epoxy over phosphate finish, and classic 13+1 double-stack design. It features the Mk III updates including an ambidextrous manual safety, firing-pin block, and external extractor, along with fixed 3-dot sights highlighted by a dovetailed TRU DOT front. Slide and barrel markings confirm its origin and chambering, and it comes with one 13-round steel magazine.
Condition
Overall Condition: Very good condition, showing only light, superficial signs of prior handling or use.
Bore Overall Condition: Excellent - Clean, mirror finish, no signs of wear.
Bore Rifling: Excellent Rifling - Sharp lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Notes: There are some markings from previous handling and use.
What’s Included
- FN Herstal Hi-Power Mk III 9mm pistol
- 1x 13-round steel Hi-Power magazine
The Mk III configuration brings key enhancements to the Hi-Power platform: a firing-pin block, an external extractor, and an ambidextrous manual thumb safety. This example retains the model-correct matte black baked epoxy over phosphate finish that defines the Mk III era.
The pistol uses a short-recoil, linkless-cam locking system with a single-action trigger and a smooth-faced trigger shoe. It is built on an all-steel frame and slide, with a spur hammer and checkered wood grips that provide a traditional Hi-Power feel.
Sight picture is a fixed 3-dot setup, with a dovetailed front sight marked "TRU DOT" and a rear notch carrying two white dots. This arrangement offers a clear, consistent sight picture appropriate for a full-size 9mm service pistol.
Chambered in 9mm Luger, the barrel hood is marked "CAL 9x19 NATO" and measures approximately 4.62 inches. The double-stack design supports a 13+1 capacity and is paired here with one included 13-round steel magazine.
Markings include the slide legend "FABRIQUE NATIONALE HERSTAL BELGIQUE." The pistol also bears an import stamp from Iconic Arms Corp, Tenafly, NJ, aligning with its Belgian manufacture and subsequent U.S. importation.