[Stephen A. Camp]

Hello. I am happy to announce that Hakan Pek of "Grips by Hakan" is soon to be offering grips for the Hi Power pistol. He'd received numerous requests for these and after much effort has been able to conquer the problems associated with making these.

So far as I know, I have the only protype set in existence and Mr. Pek will not be getting these back...unless he asks!

http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid148/p4b629a3e05038aab6429db88bb9be4d3/f611f956.jpg
Here they are on a 9mm Mk III Hi Power.

http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid148/pac471b6e3fa9a0bf43024c756144b07e/f611f95c.jpg
These are the same stocks on an older Hi Power.

These stocks fit without having to enlarge the grip screw hole as is sometimes required from other grip makers and they fit snugly into place and should not move or rotate fore and aft should the grip screws loosen during extended firing sessions.

http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid148/pcb94748931db36ff9b0fb00e42f190d9/f611f94a.jpg
While I do NOT have extended factory ambidextrous safeties on my Hi Powers, the extended lever on the left side of the pistol works just fine with Hakan's grips in place. I think they'll work fine with the ambis, but do not have a set here to try out.

These stocks will soon be available from Hakan Pek. For information on pricing, delivery times, and options in style, go to Mr. Pek's site at:

http://www.imageseek.com/hakan/

Contact information is there and you will find Hakan Pek to be a gentleman of the highest order.

For those interested, a more detailed report is at:

http://www.hipowersandhandguns.com/Hakan%20BHP%20Stocks.htm

Best.

[armoredman]

Hakan's grips are outstanding, to say the least. We have Hakans on all our pistols, with a set for my PO1 on the way sometime in the future. If you have a need for grips for your auto, try Hakan, and be pleasantly surprised!

[t driver]

Mr. Camp,
Those are VERY attractive grips. What wood are they?

Does anyone know if he does grips for guns not listed on his site? i.e. Bersa 380? :)

[Bill Sanders]

OOOOOOh Myyyyy!!!!!! SWEET!

Now to figure out how to pay for a set of these for mine.

[Stephen A. Camp]

Hello. I'm not sure what kind of wood it is. Use the link in the original post and contact Mr. Pek. He will get back to you and is most helpful. I'm not sure if he does Bersa grips (yet) or not.

Best to you and yours.

[Popeye]

Those are nice. I may have to get up off the money and get a pair or three.

[armoredman]

Hakan can do other guns, especially if you can send him a set of original grips as a template. That was how I got my Witness grips done. Ask him.

[jimfox]

Thank you Mr. Camp. The grips look very, very nice.

Do they give the gun the same grip width as do the factory grips? I'm looking for a nice set of grips that cut just a bit off of the factory width.

[Stephen A. Camp]

Hello, T Driver. Mr. Pek advised me that the wood is balbonie, a type of walnut from California.

jimfox, the Hakan grips are a tad thicker than the factory wood grips, but he advises that he can make them about any thickness the customer requires. They are more rounded and so the "thicker" only applies at the highest point of the curve.

Best.

[t driver]

Mr. Camp,
Thanks. :)

[HiPower]

All I see are red x's.

[Shamus]

Mr. Camp, thanks for the link. I have been searching for something a bit different, grip-wise for my 1911. From the quick look I took at the site I think I found the right place. :D

[Stephen A. Camp]

Hello. You are most welcome. I hope Hakan can help you out; I'm sure he will certainly do his best.

Best.

[t driver]

Hakan can do other guns, especially if you can send him a set of original grips as a template. That was how I got my Witness grips done. Ask him.

I got my reply from Mr. Pek on doing grips for my .380.
He is not interested.

[Stephen A. Camp]

Hello. Sorry to hear that. He has a heck of a time getting guns over there by which to use as a pattern.

Best.