Hi-Point 9mm - New On 01/01/07 (now over 3 years old and still shooting great!)

This is the 1st footage of me shooting my 9mm from Hi-Point Firearms. Despite all the flak HP gets I decided to buy one anyway. What the hell, it's only 140 bucks so why not?

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[dills2403]

it only jams when the owner fails to clean it properly...as with any gun.

[Trendkillertrendy]

fail troll is a failure

[earlpressley]

.45 acp > 40 sw > 9mm

All you need to learn in school, lol. Just personal preference though, I am more accurate with a .45, but then again my guns cost over $400 too.

Hi Points are not a gun that you can take out of the box and become a master shooter with in a few days, it does take time to learn how aim cheaper guns, thats the only reason I do not like them; I'm an impatient mofo.

[Trendkillertrendy]

@earlpressley

hear hear!

[bubba55l]

A hi-point in the hand beats a glock on lay-a-way.

[dramahoe]

a jammed gun is better then no gun.some people cant afford better.

[jaredleospirit]

@HiPointMan , civilian warfare is different from military, or known enemy encountering. In civilian, theres no "knowing", whats gonna happen, or where the other will be at the time they shoot. Don't get too cocky with civilian combat. The cockyness is for military combat.

[bubba55l]

@jaredleospirit Well that's some xommon ground at least.

[jaredleospirit]

@bubba55l , you believe in an armed populace, good for you. I beleive in an armed 'me'.

[jaredleospirit]

@HiPointMan , how do you know i wouldnt put one through your gut before you can even pull yours out? How could you be so sure of yourself, your the kind that gets shot because you are too cocky, and you never expect the unexpected. The one bullet you'll fire is the one that goes in the air after you drop.

[bubba55l]

@jaredleospirit I am a firm believer in an armed populace. The HiPoint gives a cost effective option to those with limited income. They are ugly and heavy, but extremely reliable and durable. Tom Deeb clearly achieved his goal.

The Glock is popular with those who base purchases on what local law enforcement agencies buy. Departments end up buying based on the least rather than most skilled members and the Glock is second only to revolvers in terms of manual-of-arms simplicity.

[jaredleospirit]

@bubba55l , firefights have random results. You both could miss 5 times and one of you could hit on the 6 7 or 8th shot. Firefights are never, "duuhhhh, if you dont hit in 3 shots your fucked, duhhh", its like, shut the fuck up you dont know shit youve never been in a shootout you couch pussy.

[jaredleospirit]

@HiPointMan , i guarantee your a wannabe. No respectable shooter "gaurantees" he'll only need 1 shot. your only saying that cuz you know hipoint capacity sucks dick.

[bubba55l]

@jaredleospirit For concealment, a single stack beats a double stack any day - it is the thinkness (especially block-like thickness) that prints through clothing. Also, grip size is not constrained in a single-stack, The only down-side of single stack is less capacity, but frankly, if you haven't taken care of business in the 1st three shots, you aren't going to.

[jaredleospirit]

@bubba55l , why would you want single stack over double? are you retarded? and if you dont own a hipoint why are you defending it so much? and you still didnt explain your crappy logic on your previous comment i answered. you dont know much about guns, gun models, and their prices; clearly.

[bubba55l]

@jaredleospirit Sorry, but I don't own a highpoint, though I would consider the 995. For handguns, I personally prefer lock breach actions on anything larger than .380 rather than the big heavy slide of the HP, but I still will never consider a glock until they release a single stack model - the thinnest glocks are still just too blocky,