Hi point Haters

[dom1104]

I think this thread was worth reading, because a guy named "T-DOGG" loves the way his Hi-Point looks

Lovin it.

 

[Kase]

I think this thread was worth reading, because a guy named "T-DOGG" loves the way his Hi-Point looks

Lovin it.

I like the way the c9 looks, and feels when I shoot.

Your point???

 

[dom1104]

I like the way the c9 looks, and feels when I shoot.

Your point???

Not as funny, gotta admit.

 

[T-DOGG]

I think this thread was worth reading, because a guy named "T-DOGG" loves the way his Hi-Point looks

Lovin it.

I also own a Glock 17 gen 4. I like the way that looks too. I figured I'd add some fuel to my own fire, what the heck why not. By the way "T-DOGG" was a New Haven High School nickname and I've never been in a gang or to jail, yet.

 

[JJ1977]

Personally besides being ugly guns, I have to agree with most that they are just cheaply made overall. But many are hard core lovers for Hi Points and I say to eash there is their own. So the only way to find out if you will love one you need to try one out for your self....

 

[BigGuyinMuncie]

I had a hi point 9. Just keep it clean and oiled every time you go to the range and it will be just as dependable as a $500 glock. Where did you find them for $160. Maybe I need another one....

 

[Fordtough25]

The few I have shot did fine I just don't care for the looks myself. My

 

[misconfig]

When I spread the love some more, you're getting rep for this post!

 

[stmoore]

I have a hi-point. It is good for shooting rats after I smoke meth in my trailer.

I enjoy the low bore axis and g10 ergo grips.

 

[TGUNTER]

I had one and it functioned fine but ended up selling it. They are ugly but never had any problems with function of the gun.

 

[edsinger]

I have a C9 pistol, first handgun I bought. I needed something cheap and quick.

First range trip I had some issues, not with feeds etc but with aim. Once fixed, it shot as well as the P85 Ruger that was there.

Since - I have plowed ~500 rounds through her with a VERY few issues but I think that is the ammo, not sure.

Would I carry it? No, I carry a WHEEL-GUN, they don't jam Period. Would I sell it? No, its a fun gun and goes bang when I pull the trigger. It would make a great fishing gun or something like that. I still take her to the range, and shoot along with my other guns. She Works.

I also own the 995 (old). I absolutely LOVE this gun. It will shoot at 50 yards from a stand more accurately than any other gun I have. The RO thought high point were a POS, then I had him shoot it. He shot 10 rounds inside a Silver Dollar at 25 yards from a rest. Granted all rounds were 4" NE of the Bullseye, but the consistancy was there. He was a shooter. (I adjusted the sights but have never been able to shoot like that).


So, I like HiPoints, I own them and will probably buy another rifle but I would not hesitate to buy another pistol.


What will really **** some off is that you do get what you pay for and with a Hi Point, you get a pretty darn good bang for your buck.

 

[goinggreyfast]

I've got the 9MM Carbine. I had some issues with the barrel being mounted incorrectly and the firearm shot so high that I couldn't get it sighted in. I sent it in and it came back sighted in dead on. Actually, I think they might have just stamped my old number on a new gun and sent it to me because the chamber body had a matte finish on the replacement, where my origial did not. But they honored their warranty without question and I really enjoy shooting it.

As for the sidearms, my brother inlaw purchased one because it was affordable and in less than 200 rounds, he sold it. Too big, too ugly, & too many misfeeds.

 

[rugertoter]

Good to read these reports about the Hi Point pistols. I am thinking of buying one to keep in a drawer, not worrying too much about dust and stuff.

 

[ljadayton]

I have to admit, they're not pretty but at that kind of price, I might have to get one until I can afford something "better"

 

[CraigMac]

I have a c9, .40 & a .40 carbine... I have at least 2,000 rounds thru the c9 & it still runs like new. Heavy, but accurate. Great car guns, I will not be heartbroken if I get a under $200 gun stolen out of my car vs. a $5-600 piece.

 

[rugertoter]

I think the only place I have seen these sold is at H&H Firearms in Fort Wayne. Is there anywhere else that these guns are sold?

 

[Westside]

I think the only place I have seen these sold is at H&H Firearms in Fort Wayne. Is there anywhere else that these guns are sold?

I got mine C9 at Bradi's on the south side of INDY.

 

[zspeed130]

Man I wish I had not found this thread Now I am probably going to end up owning another set of pistols just cause the whole set will cost about what 1 of my other guns costs! I will give them a shot and report back!

Z

 

[sean2999]

My uncle in texas picked up a hi point 9mm nib and while i was down there over st. patrick's day weekend we went out to his property and shot our guns and he let me shoot the hi point first and it had feeding issues. it jammed on me three times on the first mag.

 

[kalboy]

It's not unusual to have a few jams out of the box until that soft,thick paint on the feed ramp wears or troughs out. I didn't have any issues with my current C9 ( over 1 K rds) , I'm still waiting for the first jam. A used one I bought a year ago had some issues until I polished the driveway sealer off the feedramp tho'.