This looks fun

[TheManInBlack]

http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/t...r .450 in canada&cm_ite=netcon&rid=2146251080

HiPoint, lets see Kodiak outpost bring these in
They say it's going to come in .45 acp too

 

[Reaper]

This a joke?

 

[BigUglyMan]

I don't know what to say...

 

[*MALICE*]

Enh, if it was REALLY cheap and I could get it in .45, I'd get one. I'm sure I could chop and alter that into something amusing.
You'd never fix the ugly, though.

 

[Gunslinger]

I don't know what to say...

I'm in the same boat, trying to come up with something but just keep staring at it like you would at something deformed.

 

[Light Infantry]

This a joke?

Apparantly. Some people's taste in firearms.

 

[hugehodge83]

Wow...

 

[cobalt545]

Huh?

 

[dudley2112]

they cant be imported

 

[Jamie]

looks like a kid with a crayon drew it up on a napkin and his dad made it into a gun....

 

[fnrob]

It's prohibited as mentioned in this thread:
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php?t=400199&highlight=hi-point+995

Apparently, according to our idiotic laws, it's considered a bullpup. The way the law is worded, the CX4 Storm, BXP, TP-9, and BRS-99 are, too - although at least they are legal.

 

[ESQ]

Just as well.

 

[anark]

that's got to be the worst looking gun in the world.

 

[nelly]

I think he meant to type "fugly", rather than "fun".

 

[scruffee]

this looks... retarded lol but i guess its not that bad since it goes "BANG"

 

[glock9x19]

"Hi-point - #1 choice of gang members everywhere"

 

[de-mix]

Hipoint carbines listed at Ellwood Epps, check it out
Misc Firearms, 995TS CARBINE

 

[Uberfiend]

Hipoint carbines listed at Ellwood Epps, check it out
Misc Firearms, 995TS CARBINE

He's right, $349.00 restricted 9mm carbine...not for me, but I'm betting they'll sell, $349.00 new....$300.00 shipped on the EE in about a month.

 

[fnrob]

So did the RCMP do a complete 180 on their classification? If so, this bodes well for us (i.e. Walther G22).

 

[Uberfiend]

Epp's site shows that some of them have been sold. Whether they have been registered yet or not is another question. Why do decisions happen for the junky stuff and not the good stuff.