Hi-Point Nut!!

[hipoint.nut]

I bought my Hi-Point C9 used, so I have no idea how many rounds it has eaten up. It is reassuring to know that if it broke tomorrow or in 10 years time, I could send it back to Ohio, and it will be repaired for me free of charge. Apart from the ammo and the odd drop of oil, this particular handgun is never going to cost me any more money than it's original purchase price of $95.

Not at all a bad price for a handgun that works reliably.

[saki302]

Haha- I worked the trigger of that AMT myself, and polished the feed ramp. I bought it off my buddy's bro when it kept jamming up on him for $100. After the ramp was polished and smoothed, it fed 100%

If you get a hold of an unmodded one, wait until you see what the trigger REALLY is like

-Dave

I bought the DAO AMT as well, I got talked out of it by a security gaurd in Vacaville he traded me the 2 shot 38 in the above picture and 100 bucks. I am trying to get another one. I like the 19 lb trigger.

[joebowlin]

I've got a hi-point 9 myself. I put about 600 rounds through it today. I got to about 570 rounds, and then it started misfiring some rounds. The firing pin wasn't hitting it hard enough. There was alot of friction on the slide. I cleaned it and there was tons of crap built up from all of those rounds. It was insanely dirty.

It shoots good. It's pretty accurate, I was plucking cans all day long. For $140 with a lifetime warranty it's a good deal.

[Stormfeather]

I will! You would have a hard time braking a Hi-Point, and if you did the manufacture will replace it. I know guys in the Hi-Point forum (hipoint.7.forumer.comLifetime No Questions Asked Warranty. I have also met guys who have had their Hi-Points melted in house fires just to have the factory replace them with new guns. Hi-Point will honor the warranty on any firearm they have ever made, even if you are the second, forth, or fiftieth owner, that is standing behind a product.

The reason for this is because its easier and more economical to just stamp a new gun than it is to fix the old one. trust me, I know!

[hipoint.nut]

The reason for this is because its easier and more economical to just stamp a new gun than it is to fix the old one. trust me, I know!

Your just a party pooper.

[vega]

And they are now on sale, not the 9mm but the 380.

[LAK Supply]

For a bunch of people who hate/disregard Hi-Points, this thread sure got up to 9 pages in a hurry!

[hipoint.nut]

Spreading the Hi-Point Gospel.

For a bunch of people who hate/disregard Hi-Points, this thread sure got up to 9 pages in a hurry!

[hipoint.nut]

And they are now on sale, not the 9mm but the 380.

That is the MSRP price.

http://www.hi-pointfirearms.com/handgun_details.asp?Gun=380ACP

[vega]

That is the MSRP price.


http://www.hi-pointfirearms.com/hand...asp?Gun=380ACP

http://www.turners.com/engage/displayads.php

That is the actual retail price form Turner's. It goes on sale Thursday, Sept 6. Remember you are in CA, gun prices are a lot higher compared to other states.

[hipoint.nut]

Remember you are in CA, gun prices are a lot higher compared to other states.

I wish i could move back to Washington.

[bigthaiboy]

I wish i could move back to Washington.

You must enjoy getting rained on, then.

[grim1U]

"You must enjoy getting rained on, then."

Better than all of this dry heat!

[The SoCal Gunner]

I used to own the .380 model. Was accurate and reliable but not pretty, lightweight, or slim for the caliber it was chambered for.

[StevieG]

I`ve bought the C9 a while ago out of curiosity. For the first 600rds or so it went bang every time, but then it started misfiring like 2-3 times per mag. It appears that the firing pin got bent somehow. The accuracy is acceptable once you get used to the horrible trigger pull (the worst trigger ever IMO).
The only machined part is the barrel, the slide is made of potmetal, and it`s a real PITA to field strip it (you gotta drive out a retaining pin to remove the slide).
I don`t want to hurt someone`s feelings but IMHO it`s a total POS, lifetime warranty or not. I agree with those who said that ANY commie surplus pistol is a better option.