Why Do I Own So Many Hi-Points?

[Mike.357]

I'm becoming curiously fascinated with these things.

the dark side is calling to you, its inevitable.

When is the next gun show?

[bubbiesdad]

Ah, but the svelte and demure C9 has delicate and graceful lines:

It holds a stunning 8+1 and weighs significantly less than a Buick.

- OS

But almost as much as a 77 Vega.

[Garufa]

the dark side is calling to you, its inevitable.

When is the next gun show?

April 10th and I can just shoot your most excellent tacti-cool version. Will bring the bewlitts.

[ShamGlock]

Ah, but the svelte and demure C9 has delicate and graceful lines:

It holds a stunning 8+1 and weighs significantly less than a Buick.

- OS

Yeah, but will it shoot sideways?

[Garufa]

Yeah, but will it shoot sideways?

Did you see post #3?

[Mike.357]

April 10th and I can just shoot your most excellent tacti-cool version. Will bring the bewlitts.

I will bring the 995, and my tactical ghetto blaster

[Oh Shoot]

Yeah, but will it shoot sideways?

Did you see post #3?

I think they tune the extractor just FOR shooting sideways.

- OS

[ShamGlock]

I think they tune the extractor just FOR shooting sideways.

- OS

It is important to be in touch with your customer base.

[Guest SUNTZU]

them are sure some purty pistols

The Cylon's want their guns back.

[JAB]

I'd like to have a hi point 40 cal simply because that;s the only pistol ammo our Wal Mart ever has in stock.

I want one in .40 for the reason of ammo availability, too. I don't have a .40 and don't really want to add another caliber to my ammo supply but there was a time when the only pistol ammo available at any of the local Wallys were .40 S&W, .25acp and .32acp. I went so far as to buy a Phoenix .25 just because ammo was available when even .22lr was out of stock. I figured that, if worse came to worst, a cheap .25 might not be the best but it would be better than a 9mm, .38 Special, .380 or .357 with no ammo.

My only hesitation is that I'm afraid if I get a HP pistol in .40 then I will want one of their .40 carbines to go along with it. Then, having a 995 carbine and a 4095 carbine, it wouldn't make sense not to have the 4595 carbine, too. And if I'm going to have the 4595 carbine then I might as well have one of their .45 pistols to go with it (don't currently own anything in .45, either) - and pretty soon buying a cheap gun just to have the caliber covered could end up costing me a little money!

[Guest RangeMstr]

When the zombies come, you can always knock the ***t out of 'em once you run out of ammo.....

[Chucktshoes]

Tie it to a stick and you can use it like a Lobo!

[Guest gcrookston]

Question:

Why do I own so many Hi-Point pistols?

I cannot really give a full answer to this question and would like to hear from you guys and gals why you think I do or why you do.

I won’t say exactly how many I have but it is over 0 and under 2.

- OS

and when did you first notice this illness?

[sjames90]

I'd rather own a Hi-Point than the Rohm model 10 22short revolver my dad gave me. I'm thinking he's trying to tell me something.

[Guest highvoltage]

i have 4 hi points 2 c9 and 2 995 the ts stock is my favorite to shoot. but all of them go boom when asked to. get one for the price and warranty you can not go wrong.