video · Apr 19, 2026 · TheHumbleMarksman
How does the 100 year old design hold up today? Springfield Armory SA-35 4" review
The patent drawings for the original Hi-Power were filed June 28, 1923 making just over 100 years old. Springfield Armory went about subtly modernizing with modern machining and manufacturing with their SA-35 now available in 4" so we put it through its paces and see if the design holds up. Quick shout out to our video sponsor WetheFree.tv - and you can follow all of your favorite GunTubers on https://wtf.tv/pages/chp and that link saves you 10%. Disclaimer: Springfield Armory sent in the SA35 for review. Some of the links below are affiliate links and can generate a small commission
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