Inglis L9A1 9mm Hi-Power Clone Drops to $399.99 — Limited-Time Deal, Save ~25% Today

By Duncan Johnson Editor in Chief •

Limited Time Deal

Inglis L9A1 9mm Hi-Power Clone Drops to $399.99 — Limited-Time Deal, Save ~25% Today

The Inglis L9A1 delivers a forged-steel Browning Hi-Power clone that matches the British L9A1 pattern adopted in 1964 and carried through the Falklands, the Gulf, and Afghanistan. That is the external-extractor, plastic-grip configuration that replaced the Enfield revolver and served British forces until the Glock 17 arrived in 2013. Right now Palmetto State Armory has the black-chromate version for $399.99 (regular $529.99). That is roughly 25 percent off and the lowest current street price on a gun that already undercuts other Hi-Power clones.

Armed citizens who want the original high-capacity service pistol design—single-action, all-steel, and built to be carried Condition 1—have a practical option here. Forged 4140 frame and slide, hard-chrome barrel, Browning dovetail sights, ambidextrous safety, ring hammer, and lanyard loop come standard, along with two 15-round magazines and a lockable case. This is not a wartime Canadian No. 2 Mk 1*, and it does not claim to be. It is a functional reproduction of the L9A1 that British troops actually issued, available at a price that lets you own and train with the pattern instead of treating classic designs as museum pieces.

Top Features

  • Forged 4140 steel frame and slide with hard-chrome/button-rifled 4.7″ barrel for durability and consistent accuracy
  • No magazine disconnect — cleaner trigger (around 5.75–7 lb SAO) and magazines that drop free
  • Extended ambidextrous safety, ring hammer, and period lanyard loop for authentic military handling
  • Browning-pattern dovetail sights that are easy to swap or upgrade
  • Ships ready: two 15-round magazines, lockable polymer case, cleaning kit, trigger lock, and manual

Why Shooters Love It

This is the Hi-Power pattern you can shoot without worrying about collector value. Independent testing has shown reliable function across hundreds of rounds and practical accuracy that holds on steel at 25 yards. Removing the magazine safety improves both trigger feel and reliability compared with many other clones. At $399.99 it is a serious defensive and training pistol for citizens who prefer the classic single-action service-gun layout over polymer striker-fired designs.

Unbeatable Price

  • MSRP: ~$489–$558
  • Current PSA Price: $399.99
  • You Save: ~$130 (about 25% off regular price)

Buy Now at Palmetto State Armory!

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