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10-29-2009, 01:59 PM
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Nah the civic guy. I dont see why its always a civic too, sometimes a jetta, which, again, is not a race car. I don't understand hi-points.
I was ata cabelas and saw a hi point pistol and i remarked there crap. The guy behind the counter said that it was reliable as long as you don't use hollowpoints.... One forum there was someone saying it's his carry/house/self defense gun and he'll compete against a SIG/Glock/HK with it. Questionable reliability, hit or miss accuracy, and griity, heavy trigger.....ill pass on the c9, that thing was a piece of crap. 
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10-30-2009, 03:34 AM
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Well if that High-point user wants to go head to head against a quality handgun...I know where I can get ahold of a .25 Browning just to make it a fair match. Now if I borrowed a friend's SIG it would be just plain wrong.
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10-30-2009, 04:01 AM
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I remember one glock koolaid drinking fanboy tried to write off all others as inferior. He said glock is the only reliable handgun. I fired several hundred rounds from beat up p229s without a hiccup. I said so, saying I think SIG can take on any glock. he told me that the alloy frame will fall apart in my hand someday.........
I know someone who bought a hi point 40 and said it was to try the new cartridge to see if he liked it. He didn't really, and said its glad he discovered it with a cheap plinker than an expensive gn, but I never get the people who trust a piece of crap like that with theirs, or there familys, life.
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