working mans gun...
Hi-point bills themselves as the working mans gun. Cheap but effective and they have a no BS lifetime warranty. Clunky, yup1, kinda ugly...yup!....but for the money not bad. One of the handgun mags reviewed them last year, and it was a solidly positive review, said that the triggers were much better than you would expect on a gun of htis cost.
The Hi-point carbine in 9mm or .40 is also supposed to be a bit of a tack-driver, and runs really well, not flimsy, but not so sexy as a kel-tec (seen many post about kel-tec carbines being so cool looking, yet shoot for shit.
here is a good thread on them over on the Saiga Forum.... http://forum.saiga-12.com/index.php?showtopic=6423
I'm hoping to get one of the carbines myself sometime soon.....
Hi-point bills themselves as the working mans gun. Cheap but effective and they have a no BS lifetime warranty. Clunky, yup1, kinda ugly...yup!....but for the money not bad. One of the handgun mags reviewed them last year, and it was a solidly positive review, said that the triggers were much better than you would expect on a gun of htis cost.
The Hi-point carbine in 9mm or .40 is also supposed to be a bit of a tack-driver, and runs really well, not flimsy, but not so sexy as a kel-tec (seen many post about kel-tec carbines being so cool looking, yet shoot for shit.
here is a good thread on them over on the Saiga Forum.... http://forum.saiga-12.com/index.php?showtopic=6423
I'm hoping to get one of the carbines myself sometime soon.....
