I shot someones hipoint

[da3bous]

DOLLA DOLLA BILLS YOOOOOOOOOOOOO

I shot a certain persons hi-point and it lived up to the hype. However I still have all my fingers and hands, i did pee a bit when squeezing that 15 lb trigger.

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[ThemGunsThough]

See, they arent that bad. I dont own one but I respect them from experience.

 

[ThemGunsThough]

Not gonna lie though, when I saw the title I thought of this:

 

[Kruel J]

If you have to change your drawers after shooting, it can't be THAT good.

 

[No_Regerts]

Like fat chicks and mopeds, sure they are fun but dont let your friends catch you with one!

 

[Andy54Hawken]

I'd be really mad if someone shot my gun ... on the other hand I do let other folks shoot with my guns.
Maybe I read the title wrong ...
Andy

 

[ma96782]

I thought that only happens with a Glock.

OK, Ok, ok.....not really. Relax, it's a joke.

Aloha, Mark

 

[da3bous]

I'd be really mad if someone shot my gun ... on the other hand I do let other folks shoot with my guns.
Maybe I read the title wrong ...
Andy

It was a hi-point proper grammar is not something expected with a thread discussing them.

 

[Andy54Hawken]

Yeah I get the joke ... I was trying to be funny as well.
Andy

 

[albin25]

Didja try it with your pants hanging off your butt, holding the gun sideways?

 

[Alexx1401]

Didja try it with your pants hanging off your butt, holding the gun sideways?

Maybe make some glue on sights. That way they can attach them to the side of the pistol.

 

[da3bous]

You say that as a Joke but i actually did, 3 other forum members can confirm that including Mr Dolla Dolla B

Didja try it with your pants hanging off your butt, holding the gun sideways?

 

[808hondacrguy]

Didja try it with your pants hanging off your butt, holding the gun sideways?

 

[11Charlie]

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HAHAHAHA how pathetic that they actually make those!

 

[nammac]

If you have to change your drawers after shooting, it can't be THAT good.

Depends on what y'all did in yer draws...

 

[ageingstudent]

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For the win. Even made Mrs student lol.

 

[Joe13]

I hear hi point, I think what's the point?

So many other way nicer guns out there for very little extra if any.

 

[CamoDeafie]

I hear hi point, I think what's the point?

So many other way nicer guns out there for very little extra if any.

Right now for pistols, yes, Hi Point has to compete with SCCY, Taurus, and a couple others who are reducing their prices while HP still hasn't..... but for carbines....well....that's a little difficult to achieve regarding Pistol Caliber carbines However, for what some people want to sell their .45 carbines, you could build up a basic 5.56 AR nowadays. BUT for what the 9mm carbines sell for, for the most part...one would be very hard pressed to find a semiautomatic anything except 12ga shotguns and .22LR carbines for the same price (anywhere from $150 to $260 depending on how desperate the seller is ). Bolt actions though..... plenty.

EDIT: Find me a $300something semiauto centerfire pistol caliber carbine that's not branded Hi Point and is available in the United States

I'm aware one could build a 5.56 carbine for about $350 if they shop around judiciously; heck my two AR builds were under $500 each lol.

Like mentioned in another thread, Obama's administration was certainly a great time for the market to bring affordable semiautomatic centerfire pistol caliber carbine designs into the game, or for Ruger to bring back PC-9 and PC-40 and possibly PC-45 and price them just a little higher than the Hi Points..... Heck, Marlin could've brought back their Camp Carbines during these last few years and made a killing off them when AR15 prices were in panic mode.

 

[Joe13]

Right now for pistols, yes, Hi Point has to compete with SCCY, Taurus, and a couple others who are reducing their prices while HP still hasn't..... but for carbines....well....that's a little difficult to achieve regarding Pistol Caliber carbines However, for what some people want to sell their .45 carbines, you could build up a basic 5.56 AR nowadays. BUT for what the 9mm carbines sell for, for the most part...one would be very hard pressed to find a semiautomatic anything except 12ga shotguns and .22LR carbines for the same price (anywhere from $150 to $260 depending on how desperate the seller is ). Bolt actions though..... plenty.

EDIT: Find me a $300something semiauto centerfire pistol caliber carbine that's not branded Hi Point and is available in the United States

I'm aware one could build a 5.56 carbine for about $350 if they shop around judiciously; heck my two AR builds were under $500 each lol.

Like mentioned in another thread, Obama's administration was certainly a great time for the market to bring affordable semiautomatic centerfire pistol caliber carbine designs into the game, or for Ruger to bring back PC-9 and PC-40 and possibly PC-45 and price them just a little higher than the Hi Points..... Heck, Marlin could've brought back their Camp Carbines during these last few years and made a killing off them when AR15 prices were in panic mode.

Never saw the need for a pistol caliber rifle other then for cost of ammo issues so i hadnt thought of that.

I think I'd go with an AR platform with a 9mm conversion kit.

.45's and you would save money going with a cheap AR and shooting .223

 

[CamoDeafie]

Ever since the .22 LR drought started, I've considered 9mm to be a good plinking ammo as its still available pretty much everywhere Granted, now that .22LR is back in stock in many places....some gun show vendors still selling their .22LR at same panic prices Dallas Wal-Mart is still out of .22lr, Monmouth BI-Mart sells out pretty quickly on the .22lr ammo...... so far my best chances had been online.... but I don't feel as bad shooting up my 9mm as I did shooting up the .22lr during the drought.