Okay guys, HP9's rock.

[greg11]

Anyone on the fence about buying an HP9: DO IT. I've put about 200 rounds through mine with no problems AT ALL.

I have run countless homemade snapcaps through (shells with no powder or primers full of buckshot for weight), and the thing has absolutely never mis fed a single round.

I tend to always run into a Murphy's Law situation when I buy things. But this HP9 has given me great joy. I didn't expect much because I'm so used to being let down when I take risks on products. "Always buy the good stuff" I say as kick myself for buying a less expensive version of something. NOT THIS TIME. This thing goes far above and beyond my expectations. SWEET LITTLE GUN!

 

[evilhaze]

Gotta love the HP9
I never regretted the purchase either. It always puts a smile on my face and everybody wants to try it when I bring it out.

 

[badboybeeson]

The HP 9 is a great value for its price , just the refinments need some love .
Great base model to build from.
simon

 

[sametwinnie]

For the price, it's hard to beat. It's not my Fabarm but at 1/3 the cost, it serve me well, never jam. But jesus...the recoil....

 

[sparq]

I love mine. My limited experience with shotguns suggests that it's pretty heavy, pretty simple, and the finish sucks. Beyond that it's a great gun at the price point. Comparing it with my dad's blued, poly-choked, butter-smooth, lighter Mossberg 500, I'm very happy with the $250 I paid for it.

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[Scotlas]

I agree also.

I don't have one yet, but I hope to get one as its a great little thing. A buddy and I garburate rounds with his HP9. Only problems I ever had with it was me short-racking it. Ahem. <whistling>

 

[stoop14]

Their great but for 50$ more you can get a 870 with a 2 shot extension.

 

[Chuck3436]

Their great but for 50$ more you can get a 870 with a 2 shot extension.

And please enlighten us for how much more you can get a 12.5" or 14" 870 for?

Plus your obviously talking about an express model which is not really by any means better than an HP9 imo.

 

[Kevin M.]

It's true... I have a genuine 14" Remington 870 with Police Wood that I built with all Remington parts, and it came to over $700.

That said, I tried the Norinco before building the 870 up.