- Location
- Nova Scotia
40 and 45 ACP ones are not limited to 5rds FYI.
Hi-Point 995ts carbine
- Thread starter rci2950
- Start date
40 and 45 ACP ones are not limited to 5rds FYI.
- Location
- Nova Scotia
Details?...
40 and 45 ACP Hi Point Pistols are available in Canada. Its only the 9mm Hi Point Carbine that is effected by the limit. You need to make a pistol first to have a rifle that uses pistol mags.
- Location
- Central AB
The mag that comes with the 45acp holds 5, but the pistol mags availabe hold nine I believe, and the 40 holds 10. The mags are clearly marked for pistol use only, for legal reasons, but function fine in the carbines.
- Location
- Central AB
Last I heard they were only going to make the Canadian NR version in 9mm, unless that has changed.
Because the magazines are designed for the carbine. The magazines between the handguns and the carbines are not interchangeable. They might fit in some calibers, but they are designed differently.
- Location
- Southern Alberta
I picked mine up from Cabela's around the same time for the same price. Fun gun to shoot. I have only gone to the range a couple of times since then, it shot pretty well considering I'm getting into shooting and I'm not a great shot. I ordered a red dot off of Amazon(about $40) and recently put it on, I took off the original sights, front and back, easy to do. I haven't shot with the new optic on yet, but hoping to get out this weekend.
- Location
- Nova Scotia
Nope.. Considering the 40 and 45 mags are not pinned and fit both in the carbine and pistol. 9mm are pinned to 5rds because there is no 9mm handgun available in Canada and the carbine came out before the pistol. Thus 5 rds.
certainly not at the price of the HP. your looking at $1000 plus after taxes.
i asking about the Hi point carbine
well I took out one of my High point 9mm Carbines to the range today.
I was shooting at the metal 10 inch plates at 100 yard mark & it got boring.
I needed some challenge so I went over to the Long Range.
I set up some metal pig targets at the 200 yard mark.
using blazer 124g round nose.
I had to hold " about" 3 1/2 feet above the piggies,...but once I got that figured out, it was pig for shot.
They are are pretty heavy targets but the 9mm dropped them no problem.
I'm very happy with the HP Carbine. I think its one of the most under rated carbines out there.
here is the rig I used. yup, open site.
I was shooting at the metal 10 inch plates at 100 yard mark & it got boring.
I needed some challenge so I went over to the Long Range.
I set up some metal pig targets at the 200 yard mark.
using blazer 124g round nose.
I had to hold " about" 3 1/2 feet above the piggies,...but once I got that figured out, it was pig for shot.
They are are pretty heavy targets but the 9mm dropped them no problem.
I'm very happy with the HP Carbine. I think its one of the most under rated carbines out there.
here is the rig I used. yup, open site.
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