My Hi-Point 10mm Carbine has never had a failure.
One of the funnest guns in my safe.

Saw one for $95 at a local gun store and bought it just to fuck with people, both at the range an here. I've gotten my money out of it in entertainment.

As a bonus, the damn thing actually shoot pretty stinking well.

Cerakote it something ridiculous.

There's actually really nice walnut grips available for it.

You know I always got dat thang on me.

Well said

1911 GI surplus mag held by Thingmeister mag catch:

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Fobus holster, Thingmeister grips and trigger:

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It's called a weak argument, for people who don't have FACTS to back up their statements.

Lol. I have one of those mag catches for the 4595 carbine. Even though I don't yet own one. It's on "the list."

Too bad it doesn't work with the High Tower Armory bullpup stock.

I mean, I could, but that's sinking a decent amount of money into a gun that already writes its own jokes.

Maybe one of these days.

I know.  During development they told us it would support it.  When it came out, it was proprietary.  I don't blame them, it's a niche in a niche.

I'm probably not as good as that guy, but I'm pretty good with a pistol. I have a shitty looking Taurus pistol that I have used to similar effect on many occasions.

I bought it because it was cheap - scuffed up and secondhand ~$200. I've owned it for around 20 years & many thousands of rounds now, and it hasn't malfunctioned once. Its only flaw is that it shoots a little low. I just aim 2" high with it.

Pure class BBQ rig right there.  

Just about all of the Hi Points I have shot actually ran good and were pretty accurate.  Triggers sucked and the overall feel was crap but they worked.  I would like to see them actually design and build a decent handgun.

Every time I host a range day at one of my properties, the Hi-Point 10MM steals the show.

Put this on top of the Hi-Point Carbine a year ago.  People really enjoy playing with the laser while target shooting.

I bought one for 150 bucks otd with the agreement that it worked. It was on consignment and the owner said let him shoot it at the gunshop range.
I ran 50 rounds of ball and it worked fine out of the one 7 shot mag. So I bought it. Ran another 150 ball and 100 of my preffered HP.
Worked 100%. I have run 8-10 mags one at a time since then

The first 50 seemed normal. They must have been light in the velocity. The rest was a down right nasty gun to shoot. I have 44 mags 454, 475 and 500 Linebaughs. I love shooting them the Pf9 not so much.

I got it because we deliver to the court house and jail sometime so we have to leave the gun in the car. So I didnt want it stolen. Sherriff was going to offer lock boxes but he cant and guns are getting stolen. Imagine that.

The cheap gun is never cheap to people that have the intrest and money. I bought a kydex holster for it. I dont carry generic belt holsters made to fit multiple guns. That was 25-30. I bought two mags because I always carry two for anything no matter round count if its the only gun I have.
That was 40 or so. I ended getting the 8 shot bottom plate so my pinky didnt dangle. That was 45. 2 mag holders. for 30. So I'm 275 plus

One thing it does is I keep one mag with the short base plate in a Desantis pocket holster. Didnt have one the right size so the was 30 so 300 plus for the cheap gun.

Should have just bought a Dagger. I allready have glock mags of all sizes for my PCCs.

This is what I’m wondering. What’s the cost difference between a PSA Dagger, vs a Hi-point?

ETA: never mind, I checked PSA and they have a 9mm Hi-point for $130

20 year old Taurus - was it included in the recall b/c of the "Shake Awake" striker function?

 I need to call Mom to replace the firing pin, which doubles as the ejector.  It's snapped, so needs replacing.  Didn't have that problem on the one I bought used years ago.

My lighter OC gun is my Rock Island 1911 w/ the red, white, & blue Lego grips - but they're broke too, and the .45 HiPoint carbine is in pieces waiting for me to chop the stock & put on the folder.  I've got no working .45s in the house right now.  

I am not familiar with that, and the thing was old when I got it, so it's probably much older. The PT92 doesn't have a striker, so probably not.

Agreed, catty pistols can get expensive to the point it’s unaffordable. Carry what you can and train with it.