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Buying my first gun. which of these 3 should i get? (Hi-Point)
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<blockquote data-quote="oilwell1415" data-source="post: 9681082" data-attributes="member: 58424"><p>Some things you don't need to own to know how bad they are. There was one of them in my CCW class. The guy that had it couldn't put a round on the paper from 5 yrds with it and had to hand cycle it almost every time. It didn't take long for the instructor to notice and go see what the problem was. When he found out it was a Hi Point they removed the gun from the range. The student borrowed a Glock to finish the course. He was actually shooting decent groups and had no more function problems. I had always heard horror stories, but this was the first time I had actually seen a Hi Point perform in person. I have since noticed that some ranges have actually banned them because they are not safe.</p><p></p><p>LOL at being millionaires. You can buy a really good handgun for under $500. I put my first gun on layaway and paid it off over time. If you want something to protect yourself and your family you will find a way to come up with the money. If your financial priorities do not include buying a good gun, they certainly shouldn't include wasting money on a POS gun. If you need it and it doesn't work you've only put yourself in a worse position than you started in.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="oilwell1415, post: 9681082, member: 58424"] Some things you don't need to own to know how bad they are. There was one of them in my CCW class. The guy that had it couldn't put a round on the paper from 5 yrds with it and had to hand cycle it almost every time. It didn't take long for the instructor to notice and go see what the problem was. When he found out it was a Hi Point they removed the gun from the range. The student borrowed a Glock to finish the course. He was actually shooting decent groups and had no more function problems. I had always heard horror stories, but this was the first time I had actually seen a Hi Point perform in person. I have since noticed that some ranges have actually banned them because they are not safe. LOL at being millionaires. You can buy a really good handgun for under $500. I put my first gun on layaway and paid it off over time. If you want something to protect yourself and your family you will find a way to come up with the money. If your financial priorities do not include buying a good gun, they certainly shouldn't include wasting money on a POS gun. If you need it and it doesn't work you've only put yourself in a worse position than you started in. [/QUOTE]
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