HiPoint vs H&K

[Bigtanker]

This is hilarious. You'll have to have the Face Book to get to this link but it's worth it. The comments are Golden!

Some of you will remember H&K prodding HiPoint to accept the Yeet Cannon name last year. This just keeps getting better.

https://www.facebook.com/137245832997064/posts/2872050682849885/

This is just the first one.

 

[Ggreen]

HK smg (social media girl) has been messing with them since the yeet Cannon movement of 2019

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Hi-Point, well-known in the Crooked I.

 

[Thor]

There is nothing worth bending the knee to Zukerturd for.

 

[sparkyfender]

I don't get it. ??

 

[Route 45]

There is nothing worth bending the knee to Zukerturd for.

You could always make a fake profile, just for viewing. That's what I did. He hates that.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

You could always make a fake profile, just for viewing. That's what I did. He hates that.

Same here. When more and more news sites started putting their comment sections on FB I just made a fake one.

 

[MrSmitty]

I was at a LGS a few years ago, and they had a box of $95 guns, most were Hi-point, and a few old break top guns in .38 short, I regret not buying one of the break tops just because they're kinda neat, but my wife came in and saw the sign, and said "why don't you buy one?"...( how often does that happen? never when I see a 1911....) I just couldn't bring my self to but a hi point...now bear in mind I have several Kel-tecs, but even my snobbery stops at some point......HK....meh......

 

[Hookeye]

The FB HK stuff is childish.
I do like my P30L quite a bit though.


Edit: looks like they make a pc to replace the cocking indicator.

Yay, can get a VP9 now.

 

[BoltThrower]

The problem with a fake profile is facebook retaining information from your browsing history anyways

 

[QBall]

I haven't taken down any of the polymer framed HKs but I helped a buddy put a spring kit in a P7 once... ONCE! I always thought the third generation Smith & Wesson autos were overly complex. Holy Cow, the P7 put 'em to shame. Where anyone else would use a screw and a spring, HK has a screw, a pin, three springs and an little sheet metal bit that unexpectedly flys out, bounces off your left eyeball and then slides under the refrigerator. German engineering!