i don't own one but... i've thought about buying one just because.
to hold them is to define clunky. they feel awkward, cheap and plasticky. but the people who own them, much like the people who own kel-tecs absolutely love them, once they accept them for what they are.
the place where i buy guns sells them on a daily basis. hi-point offers a lifetime warrenty, no questions asked. send it in, get it fixed or replaced. tough to beat. you listening steyr?
shooters say they're "not that bad". i've yet to try one myself.
most people that knock them haven't owned or fired them. i'd say they're worth checking out.
i bought a kel-tec sub2000 on the cheap as a cheapy alternative to a 9mm AR. i've spent less on this thing than most people spend on scopes and absolutely love it. people say the same about the hi-point carbines. no reason to believe the pistols have problems, when they do... they're fixed.
to hold them is to define clunky. they feel awkward, cheap and plasticky. but the people who own them, much like the people who own kel-tecs absolutely love them, once they accept them for what they are.
the place where i buy guns sells them on a daily basis. hi-point offers a lifetime warrenty, no questions asked. send it in, get it fixed or replaced. tough to beat. you listening steyr?
shooters say they're "not that bad". i've yet to try one myself.
most people that knock them haven't owned or fired them. i'd say they're worth checking out.
i bought a kel-tec sub2000 on the cheap as a cheapy alternative to a 9mm AR. i've spent less on this thing than most people spend on scopes and absolutely love it. people say the same about the hi-point carbines. no reason to believe the pistols have problems, when they do... they're fixed.
