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I am absolutely shocked im hitting bullseyes with red dot sight (no zoom) at 50 yards with hi-point 995 first gen (9mm carbine). The whole thing is plastic garbage except for action and barrel which kinda looks like its made from square tubing lol. Wanted to hate the gun, but it hits accurately once sighted. Surprised but not pleasantly or unpleasantly.
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Their guns are widely known for working, they're just cheap and ugly.
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>>65638836
It doesnt look like it was made with square tubing at all, though.
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>>65638846
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>>65638857
>one part is somewhat angular in shape therefore the gun looks like it was made of rectangular tubing
I'm not him, but you're a retard.
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>>65638836
>The shitty memes from people who never used/did/played/bought/tried XYZ were wrong?!?!
Yes, for the fifty millionth time.
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>>65638874
Ho to bed hi-point.
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>>65638890
I will ho to bed, but not for another 5 hours
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>>65638905
Im drunk leave me and my typos alone. You can however contribute to the thread in a fun way. Perhaps with an anecdote or dare i say...a jest?
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its shit because it has single-stack mags
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>>65638927
Agreed--and the third party high capacity mags are mixed in opinions for reliability.

After i lubed her up with lucas CLP, never had a jam with hi point 10 round mags.
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>>65638911
An old man is in the hospital on his deathbed.
No one beside him but his loving wife of many decades.
The old man decides he needs to get something off his chest.
>Honey, I have to tell you something before I go.....I wasn't always faithful to you in our marriage....is it possible you can forgive me?
His doting wife, unshaken at the news she's just been given, leans in closer towards him:
>Oh, I knew, why do you think I poisoned you?

My favorite jokes are infidelity jokes for some reason
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>>65638995
Mine is rape jokes.
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>>65639006
Ew.
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>>65638935
They sell one factory approved hi cap mag, from redball. For the 9mm and .45 (lmao) carbines only currently.

But the .45 can run just fine on modified 1911 magazines so you have access to a buffet of mags that don't suck.
I think you can also get a part to make it accept stock 1911 mags but it voids the warranty.

Using any mag other than factory or the redball technically voids the warranty as well.
But this mostly exists because the hi cap pro mags are so ass they manage to damage the gun so hi point went scorched earth after too many warranty claims.
But as I understand with modified 1911 mags just send it in with a factory mag and there's no worries.
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>>65638836
Never was.
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>>65638836
if anyone told you they were inaccurate, they were a nigger who couldn't shoot
even the pistols are fixed barrel guns
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>>65638836
You fell for oversimplification. Hi points are ugly, heavy, uncomfortable, and have crappy single stack magazines. They are reliable once broken in (and less than until they are) and their accuracy has always been better than the shooter. In fact since they don't use tilting barrels their pistols are actually more consistent than many more expensive guns.
Their downsides are not as bad in the carbine format, basically the only real issues there are the low capacity and need for break-in.
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>>65640151
>You fell for oversimplification
>proceeds to list reasons the "oversimplification" works to its advantage
Interesting approach
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>>65639844
how are the .45 hi point carbines?
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>>65638836
I actually like the look of the old-style Hi-Point carbine stock. The new one with the rails looks to tryhard. Does anyone know if the .380 carbine is compatible with the old style stock, maybe with a bit of dremel work?
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I wish they would make one in a wood stock with the mag in front of the trigger
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>>65641338
>wood highpoint
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>>65641689
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>>65641689
Snazzy
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>>65640151
>Hi points are ugly, heavy, uncomfortable,
What womanly complaints to emphasize before your vague arguments actually settle in.
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>>65641699
Ugly is subjective, but heavy and uncomfortable make an impact on carryabiliity and shootability, If you're slower to transition between targets and make follow up shots, or you didn't bring the damn thing in the first place because it was a pain in the ass, your pick of firearm is working against you.
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>>65638836
their carbines are single stack, get the .45acp.
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>>65640647
As I understand, like the rest of their carbines. But I owned a 995 and I'm not terribly interested in .45 PCCs so I don't have any hands on experience.
I just know about the 1911 mag thing because I'm frankly mad jealous.
I wish they had based the 995's magazines on S&W 39 ones or something.
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>>65641802
10mm
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>>65641932
.380
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>>65641936
.30 super carry
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>>65641936
I really wish there was any other carbine chambered in .380 than a single-stack Hi-Point. Honestly something like pic related would be fucking sweet.
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>>65642020
I would kill for a .357/.38spl Destroyer Carbine.
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>>65642024
Ruger does a 77 in .357/.38.
Not as pretty as a destroyer but maybe it could be dolled up.
Uses a rotary like the 10/22 and Deerstalker
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>>65641944
Why not a female :(
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>>65642046
Some insects eat waterpepper and like it!
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>>65638927
They've at least cracked stagger stacked mags for the YC. Give em another decade and you'll probably have your doublestack hi point lol
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Hi point is selling cans now
https://www.hi-pointfirearms.com/hi-point-suppressors/
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>>65639864
I'm surprised the weirdo cuck rifling their founder introduced in the 2010's doesn't negatively effect this.
It was a "gesture of goodwill" to the usual suspects intended to make bullets fired from a hi point distinctive in forensic ballistics.
As if forensic ballistics wasn't voodoo pseudoscience security theater.
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>>65638836
Neat, another hipoint thread!
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>>65644438
You know switching the factory stock to something like this wouldn't be a bad way to sidestep fitting a double stack mag in the grip with hi point's chunky moulding
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>>65644645
https://www.hightowerarmory.com/Whats-going-on-with-the-MBS-95-double-stack-mag_b_5.html
Yeah; they thought about it.
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>>65638836
So glad they brought back the planet of the apes stock.
The newer one looks ass and I will never ever use the rails
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>>65638843
>widely known for working
Haha sometimes
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>>65646979
do you own guns?



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