2 Years Ago I bought a Hi-Point C9 Comp. Now, I buy every Hi-Point I can afford!

i dont know what a 1911 is..........

heres you:

i dont know what a 1911 is..........

heres you:



Of course you don't know what a 1911 is.

Because you don't know shit about guns, and got caught with your pants down.

BTW, that's called Bump-firing. But you probably won't know WTF I'm talking about until you Google it.

Here's you, Stephanie.

Two years ago I bought a 9mm Hi-Point C9 with a compensator. I've run a few hundred rounds through it. Its a tremendously reliable gun. Since I picked it up, I bought a regular C9, a 995 9mm carbine and a CF380. I love them all! The gun snobs tell me they are cheap but at the range they all want to shoot it because it shoots so much better than their Blocks, er, uh, Glocks.

For the life of me, I cannot understand why everyone gripes about things being made overseas then when some company like Hi-Point comes along and creates a good product with an unlimited lifetime warranty they still don't buy it and complain they are not any good.

Comments?

i dont know what a 1911 is..........


BLASPHEMY

i dont know what a 1911 is..........


BLASPHEMY

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Damn Right..

BTW, that's called Bump-firing. But you probably won't know WTF I'm talking about until you Google it.

BTW, that's called Bump-firing. But you probably won't know WTF I'm talking about until you Google it.




Can normal people do that or do you need a certain amount of resilience?

I'll stick with my Tanfoglio/EAA for a 9mm...wasn't the priciest pistol on the shelf...but I like it better than a Barretta 92F...which I also owned for quite awhile and traded off...

Never jams, never had one problem....rock solid...

i find firearms are like politics, everybody has strong opinions and everybody thinks they are right.

they are all rated for +p. those 3 pics are all of the same gun. every gun in existance has had one out there fail catastrophically, we dont know the back story.

i find firearms are like politics, everybody has strong opinions and everybody thinks they are right.



Pretty sure I've been shooting longer than you've been breathing (41 years). For the record, I don't have the latest "ninja mall" gun, but a design from 1935.

I'll stick with my Tanfoglio/EAA for a 9mm...wasn't the priciest pistol on the shelf...but I like it better than a Barretta 92F...which I also owned for quite awhile and traded off...

Never jams, never had one problem....rock solid...

A buddy of mine just picked one of those up. I haven't gotten to shoot it yet, but it feels real good in my hand. Looks like a heck of a nice gun for not much money.

Hi Point? No

Hi Power? Yes

After all these years, I still like my Browning.....classic....

so you admit you know everything about firearms?

im sure hi-points are made from "pot metal" thats a good buisiness model, no way they could get sued for anything.

apparently there are a lot of manufacturers out there using "pot metal" lolz

so you admit you know everything about firearms?

im sure hi-points are made from "pot metal" thats a good buisiness model, no way they could get sued for anything.


They admit it, retard.

[link to www.shootingtimes.com]

The first thing I noticed was the massive, slab-sided slide with its black, powder coat finish and a rather large ejection port on the right side. These are die cast from an aluminum/zinc alloy with steel inserts reinforcing the entire breech area and other stress points. When I queried Charlie Brown of Hi-Point Firearms about this method of construction, he said: "Blowback firearms are simple and inexpensive to make and will handle a wide spectrum of ammo without problems. In the area of Ohio where we are located, there are many shops that specialize in die casting for the auto industry. We utilize this resource.

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

The New Jersey Zinc Company developed zamak alloys in 1929. It may be referred to as pot metal or white metal.

Again, thanks for proving that you know jack-shit about firearms.

Pretty sure I've been shooting longer than you've been breathing (41 years). For the record, I don't have the latest "ninja mall" gun, but a design from 1935.

so you admit you know everything about firearms?

Pretty sure I've been shooting longer than you've been breathing (41 years). For the record, I don't have the latest "ninja mall" gun, but a design from 1935.

so you admit you know everything about firearms?



I know a scary amount about firearms, have fired about 300 different weapons and owned about 150.

I know a scary amount about firearms, have fired about 300 different weapons and owned about 150.

yeah its scaring me.

go look at some pics of broken slides, many are cast not milled. lol your getting sillier by the minute.