Browning Hi-Power

One of the most widely used military pistols in history, the Hi-Power is closely associated with Commonwealth nations, but was originally designed by the famous American gun designer John Browning for the French, and came to be used by armed forces in over 50 countries, including both sides of WWII simultaneously.
Having one of the longest continuous production runs of any firearm ever created, the Hi-Power was starting to show its age when put alongside other, newer sidearms, and had been replaced by most large militaries by the time of the Human-Vannai War. The European Federation initially marked the Hi-Power as the standard service sidearm of its armed forces and continued to produce the pistol out of former FN factories in Belgium under Deutsche Waffenfabriken, but the high production cost of the pistol combined with its aged design eventually saw it replaced by the cheaper and more modern Glock 17, conclusively ending its production in 2020. Hi-Powers see some limited use in the American Coalition from examples inherited from the Canadian armed forces, and it remains the service pistol of the Australasian Republic armed forces. Armor Corps personnel that may be issued sidearms, for whatever reason, are given Hi-Powers from Australasian armories.
==OaTs Stats==
Browning Hi-Power	Browning Hi-Power 	Browning Hi-Power 	Browning Hi-Power
Caliber 	9x19mm (2d6 / -2) 	9x19mm (2d6 / -2) 	9x19mm (2d6 / -2)
Magazine 	13 	13 	13
Upgrade Points 	Frame, Barrel 	Frame, Barrel 	Frame, Barrel
Range Increment 	35' 	35' 	35'
Rate of Fire 	SA 	SA 	SA
Size 	Small 	Small 	Small
Weight 	2.2 	2.2 	2.2
Wealth Point Cost	25 	25 	25
Error Range 	0% 	0% 	0%
Standard Features	Uses Hi-Power magazines.	Uses Hi-Power magazines.	Uses Hi-Power magazines.
Category:PACYOA: TE
Category:Firearms
Category:European Federation
Category:Australasian Republic
Category:Armor Corps
Category:Armor Corps Military Police