Conceal to carry - if so what? Or what do you own?

[JHarris1385]

So what do you all have to say about the super cheap Hi-Points?

http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/ItemL...000&catid=3975

A 9mm for roughly a $100 can't be good can it?

[Gizmo42]

So what do you all have to say about the super cheap Hi-Points?

They are ok for range time if you dont mind getting pissed off at malfunctions or want anything accurate. I wouldnt use one for concealed carry and trust my life to it.

That Marlin is gorgeous, and not just because its my screen name...lol.

I've always loved the stock on that shotty. I inherited it from my dad and it hadnt been shot in over 30 yrs. Took it out this summer and it works great. Took that pic right after I got done refinishing the stock.

[Marlin]

I've always loved the stock on that shotty. I inherited it from my dad and it hadnt been shot in over 30 yrs. Took it out this summer and it works great. Took that pic right after I got done refinishing the stock.

Well made weapons are pretty amazing. There was a kid at the range that had his grandfather's old japanese rifle. Hadn't been fired in 40 or 50 years. Still had ammo from back then as well. he was scared to death to shoot it. We finally talked him into firing it off of a rest, worked fine. Very neat rifle.

[djvx]

So what do you all have to say about the super cheap Hi-Points?

http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/ItemL...000&catid=3975

A 9mm for roughly a $100 can't be good can it?

I see alot of Hi-Points at the gun shows, I never owned one. Google it or see if there is a Hi-Point owners forum. Ruger Makes nice middle of the road priced 9mms. You might find one out there for $250.00 or less. They're very reliable. Cheaperthandirt.com is a good place to look so your on the right track.