But......but......but...…...I already know my Father
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But......but......but...…...I already know my Father
Noah?
Sorry, it's Friday, and I'm feeling a little mischievous.
And since I'm in that mood, it's Hi-Point!
High Point is a city in North Carolina.
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An acquaintance of mine has a HP 10mm carbine he uses for deer hunting. He's gotten a deer just about every year with it. He likes it and its doing the job for him. I personally don't like the looks of HP's, but if it works it works.
I have a Hi-point Carbine in 9mm. One of my favorite guns to shoot to be honest. It's probably my cheapest costing gun but it has never jammed on me. Never jammed and I have shot well over a thousand rounds with it. I have a $60 Bushnell red dot on it and it's dead nuts accurate. When people look at it they say it's ugly and then they shoot it and they like it.
Only real complaint I have heard about them is that since the barrel isnt exposed totally they overheat easily.
IndyBeerman
Was a real life Beerman.....
With Hi-Point, handguns and carbines are two different types/kinds of beasts.
I owned a Hi-point carbine, hated the fugly factory stock and put a API stock on it, performed flawlessly, shot great. Would still own it today if I had not got a better pistol carbine in the Just Right.
Now their handgun, sorry. It would be a TEOTWAWKI for my hand to grip one. Not a firearm that is/would be comfortably concealed or carried because of it's size or weight. I consider HP's to be
for GB'ers. Cheap, easy to get, and thrown away when you're done with it. Nobody's gonna toss a $800.00 Sig in the ditch or lake. Sorta like Chris Rock's joke about not needing Gun Control, but bullet control.
Make bullets cost a thousand a piece, they'll be standing over the guy they just shot to did the bullet out because they cost so much.
I owned a Hi-point carbine, hated the fugly factory stock and put a API stock on it, performed flawlessly, shot great. Would still own it today if I had not got a better pistol carbine in the Just Right.
Now their handgun, sorry. It would be a TEOTWAWKI for my hand to grip one. Not a firearm that is/would be comfortably concealed or carried because of it's size or weight. I consider HP's to be
for GB'ers. Cheap, easy to get, and thrown away when you're done with it. Nobody's gonna toss a $800.00 Sig in the ditch or lake. Sorta like Chris Rock's joke about not needing Gun Control, but bullet control.
Make bullets cost a thousand a piece, they'll be standing over the guy they just shot to did the bullet out because they cost so much.
Gee, cause we've never done this before....
Yeet,. LOL
Yeet,. LOL
The problem with a Yugo is that you can't own just one. You need at least two.
Not because they're collectable, but because you need a parts car to keep it running.
[video=youtube_share;QN4UhS8cFTk]http://youtu.be/QN4UhS8cFTk[/video]
I have on older Hi-Point, and yes, it is heavy and ugly, but it does eat anything I feed it. It's not the most accurate pistol I own, but it's not my EDC. I've also shot the 9mm carbine, and that sucker is a tack driver. Again, it's ugly, but in time, I will have one.
So, how's the run going? Did he make it?
I don't recall him attempting to get off the ground. Maybe another year.
Those carbines are just plain fun.
