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| Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2007
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| Going for the hi-point
Well i got a check in the mail today from my great aunt for 250 dollars today. no clue why i got it. just did. so this weekend im gonna call around and find who has the hi-point pistols for the cheapest. I still cant decide on a 9mm or .45 though. GAHHH. but i do know what ever one i get im gonna buy the gun, and extra mag, and use whatever money is left over to get some ammo. Woo im pumped
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well im going for the pistol because ive never owned one before. i have shotguns full size rifles and carbines. im going for the pistol because it will be a brand new experience
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| Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Oklahoma
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Congradulations on being ablew to get the new pistol. Whatever caliber you choose it will be great. Tommy, did I miss something? why is the carbine not going to be around much longer?
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| Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Westerville, Ohio
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Depending where you live, you are going to have a lot left over afterwards. They seem to be the cheapest here in Ohio where they are made. 9mm is selling for about $120 and for the 45 it is $140. I have had the 9mm and it was an ok gun. It went bang every time I shot it.
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| .40 ?
You might want to also consider a .40 caliber as the 9mm has not always done the job in combat and the .45 might be a little much for someone without a great deal of experience. If you do get a .45 I would want a steel frame to absorb some recoil which I feel is too much in an aluminum or plasticized frame. |
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that ban is comin around again!! you better buy what you want now . you will be able to get pistols after but i think this time when they pass the awb it's gonna be for good. infact it would be a smart idea to buy up all kinda mags or clips if some call them that even if you don't own the gun that stuff is gonna be like gold in a year. riot shotgun kits is another good thing to buy too you can always buy a shotgun at the pawnshop but the pistolgrips are gonna be a thing of the past.
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oddly everywhere ive called around here the 9mm's are going for about 150 or 160 and the .45's and .40's are going for close to 190! and hell i live maybe 30 miles from where they are made! and like i said on another post either her or on another forum, it is the exact same price for a .45 as a .40, so why not just go for the .45?
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well i was going off the fact that their address is listed in dayton. and i actually live just a couple of miles outside of cincinnati. so like i said, very close to them
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| Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2008
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Hi Point? I think I just threw up a little bit in my mouth. Dude, save your pennies and get a Ruger 9mm instead. Trust me. No, don't trust me - Do a Google search for "Hi Point reviews" instead. Then you'll understand what I'm saying.
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