How to properly unbox a new Hi-Point.

[PRasko]

[video=youtube;LWKBP961C90]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LWKBP961C90[/video]







*runs and hides*


*disclaimer, not my video*

 

[timeforchili]

maybe not THAT bad!

 

[Mustang1911]

At least I'm not the only one who cries a little inside when I see one

 

[Cet2survivor]

Lol, that's wrong .

 

[IndyGlockMan]

 

[ajeandy]

 

[bmoan]

I literally shot one a friend brought to the range last weekend, the only problem I see is he took the time to look at the thing before depositing in his new high point safe

 

[EyeCarry]

No respectable burglar is going to rummage through your trash looking for your stash gun. What a neat idea, and y cheaper than a wall safe in the kitchen!

 

[Ngdonut]

Haha that's awesome! Couldn't agree more

 

[possum_128]

 

[halfmileharry]

I expected as much.
I USED to visit a LGS on a regular basis until the owner started singing the praises of HighPoints. He was really talking them up.
Oh well, there's plenty of good LGS around.

 

[HoughMade]

There's plenty not to like about Hi-Points, but they seem to work reliably when broken in.

 

[EyeCarry]

There's plenty not to like about Hi-Points, but they seem to work reliably when broken in.

And, for something around $149 I get tempted by them just for something different to shoot. Holding out for a M&P, Glock, CZ or maybe a Canik or Tangfolio.....Christmas, Christmas time is near. Gotta buy something I do fear...

 

[BehindBlueI's]

There's plenty not to like about Hi-Points, but they seem to work reliably when broken in.

and they don't blow up in your hand as much as some guns in their price range.

Funny vid, though.

 

[socom]

Why do people keep defending this crap?

 

[pudly]

Because there is a legitimate place for a low-priced gun in the market. Not everyone can afford $400-600 for a higher quality/reputation gun. Most of it's competitors at that price point are true junk that are limited to lower calibers, are *far* less reliable, and do not have the same warranty as Hi-Points. If you can afford better, then consider yourself blessed. Not everyone can, but even the poor have the right to defend themselves.

 

[halfmileharry]

Because there is a legitimate place for a low-priced gun in the market. Not everyone can afford $400-600 for a higher quality/reputation gun. Most of it's competitors at that price point are true junk that are limited to lower calibers, are *far* less reliable, and do not have the same warranty as Hi-Points. If you can afford better, then consider yourself blessed. Not everyone can, but even the poor have the right to defend themselves.

I consider myself fortunate that I don't have to depend on a cheapazz thing to defend myself with.

 

[MCgrease08]

Why do people keep defending this crap?

Defending the video, or the guns themselves?

I have no issue with Hi-Points. I have one of the carbines and I like it a lot.

I wouldn't personally carry one of their pistols as an EDC just because they are butt ugly, but I wouldn't think twice about burying one in a coffee can as part of a cache somewhere.

 

[flintlock9]

There are so many other possibilities, door stop, paper weight, wheel chock, hammer, ect. I really think the options for it are limitless, as long as one of them isn't to actually fire a bullet!

 

[Dirtebiker]

There are so many other possibilities, door stop, paper weight, wheel chock, hammer, ect. I really think the options for it are limitless, as long as one of them isn't to actually fire a bullet!

Have you ever fired one?