Opinion of a HI-Point 9MM Carbine

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HI-POINT 995TS NEW CARBINE SEMI-AUTO 9MM LUGER 16-1/2" BBL, BLUED FINISH, POLYMER STOCK WITH RECOIL BUFFER, PICATINNY RAILS (3), ADJ APETURE SIGHTS WITH PROTECTIVE WINGS, DETACHABLE MAGAZINE, SLING SWIVELS & SLING.
I think I need another fun gun. Do you think this would fit the bill? How reliable are they? Anybody own one? Follow link
http://www.hi-pointfirearms.com/carbines/carbines_9mm.html
 
the price is right for someone who is starting out for handguns cost effective relatively maintanence free........side ejector bit of hassle had a casings get stuck.....varied types of ammo....still looking for proper holster....do not like nylon.....for my 40cal
 
I think they look really good. Better than the Sub-2000 and the JR carbine. Their handguns seem to be reliable.

I am waiting for them to bring the .45 ACP one north. But if that never happens i'll get a 9mm one from Kodiak Outpost. They had a great deal on them when they had them in stock last.
 
Punkrockboy has a hi-point carbine and we have a great time with it. Only thing is the mags. Some don't seat well and pop loose when shooting. Overall it's definetly a fun toy and for around $400.
 
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