High Point 45acp rifle

[8th SPS USAF]

Anyone have or shot one. Looking for info, for possible buy, till CCU comes out with upper for 45acp XD/XDM in the summer/fall Thank you

 

[Jeremy1066]

I've never handled one, but a guy I work with has one and likes it ALOT.

 

[philbert001]

A buddy of mine has the tactical one. For being a pistol caliber carbine, the recoil sucks! If you have a proper cheek weld on it, it feels like getting smacked right in the mouth, every time you fire it!

 

[Pughead]

A buddy of mine had the 9mm and the charging handle broke off in his hand.

 

[d.kaufman]

Ive owned 2 of the 9mm carbines and love them. First one I sold to upgrade and wish I hadn't. Hence im on my second one. Never had a ftf, fte, stovepipe, etc. No matter what ammo I used including reloads. They are +p rated and have a hassle free lifetime warranty. Also if you want accessories, extra mags, etc. Go to their website and everything is priced to include any appropriate taxes and shipping. No hidden costs or ridiculous shipping. Also own a couple c9's and they're just as reliable. People hate on them cause they are a little heavy and ugly, but in my personal belief just as ugly as a glock. Do what you will but I'd buy it

 

[Street Glide 2013]

For years I had a Hi-Point 995 in the old, original style. It was definitely ugly, but very reliable and fun to shoot. I do not recall a single FTF, FTE, etc. I picked a Hi-Point 4595 a year ago, which was the new tactical style. I really didn't like it. The check weld felt like it was scratching my face every time I pulled the trigger. I sold it, but hear they make a pad that fixes the issue I had.

I now have a much more expensive JRC .45, that has given me a lot of feed issues. Once the feed issues are resolved, I feel the JRC will be a superior weapon. I can't say that right now.

 

[MordecuS]

The Hi-Point carbines are great, affordable rifles. They are troublesome to clean, but they are well made and American made. I've never had an issue with the ones that I've handled. My only complaint is magazine capacity but the rifle itself is very, very sound.

 

[8th SPS USAF]

Thank you I looked on their web site, not terrible looking for the money, just 9 rnds not so good?

 

[goinggreyfast]

There's one for sale for cheap in the classifieds. I have the 9mm and have been pleased with it.

 

[8th SPS USAF]

GGF,
Thank you Went back to Feb and only found 9mm HP Rifles. There is a 45acp pistol for sale. Where is the 45acp rifle HP in the classified? Date, user name, please

 

[Gunaria]

Lifetime guarantee!!!

 

[goinggreyfast]

GGF,
Thank you Went back to Feb and only found 9mm HP Rifles. There is a 45acp pistol for sale. Where is the 45acp rifle HP in the classified? Date, user name, please

Could have sworn I saw one for sale today. Maybe it was the sidearm and I just didn't pay close enough attention. I'm sorry.

 

[LP1]

I bought the 9mm. Good cheap fun. Minimal recoil. Accurate. Liked it so much I got the .45. Same story. Best bang for the buck I've found. Just be sure to shop around - markup varies widely. Bradis sells the tactical stock version with no other accessories for about $290. Don't pay more than $300 for the basic model.

Magazines from the factory are less than $20.

Accessories are shipped very promptly from the factory.

 

[cmr13]

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[Notalentbum]

Been real happy with mine other than the aforementioned cheek rub and I notice what I call trigger sting. I don't know exactly what is happening but I get a sting on my trigger finger every shot. Not bad, but annoying.

Matt