Subj : Re: .22 SAA
To   : Weatherman
From : Zombie Mambo
Date : Sun May 10 2020 03:46 pm

 Re: Re: .22 SAA
 By: Weatherman to Zombie Mambo on Sun May 10 2020 02:05 am

>  ZM> Ahhh... Hi Points... My brother has one. Bought it new for $80.
>  ZM> 9mm.
>
>  ZM> It's like the modern day Lorcin .380... probably very popular at crime
>  ZM> scenes.
>
> I find that most people who hate Hi-Points have never actually owned one.  I
> got a pistol and a carbine, both in .45 ACP.  I wouldn't enjoy carrying the
> pistol, it's too damned heavy, but with a fixed barrel it's a hell of a lot
> more accurate than the locked breech .45's I own.  The carbine is also damne
> handy at putting rounds right where I want them and it doesn't look so bad
> either.  Both are damned reasonable pricewise and you sure as hell can't bea
> the warranty.
>
>  ZM> BTW I have a 1967 M1 Carbine.
>  ZM> What a nice looking little rifle. I have the side-by-side short clip
>  ZM> and a larger side-by-side banana clip. Never fired it though...
>
> All my guns are shooters.  I wouldn't own a gun that I haven't or don't inte
> to shoot at least once.
>
>  ZM> I have to admit tho I like the cheap guns AND the nice ones.
>  ZM> For example, I have a Ruger LC9 and a Glock 42 (both decent) but then I
>  ZM> have a Bryco .22 Chrome Semi Auto (junk) and a Cobra Arms .380 (on par
>  ZM> with Hi Point),
>
> I've spent as little as $75 (for a Sundance A-25) to as much as $1500 (Uzi P
> for pistols, bought rifles for anywhere from $50 (A $100 deal on a Marlin 25
> and a Savage 954 LS) to $1250 on a M1 Garand and the same on an M1 Carbine.
> pretty much am at the point now where my want list is getting pretty short.
> I'm interested in the C.O.P. 357, have wanted one ever since I first saw one
> back in the 80's.  Have some oddballs to be sure.  Like I said, the list is
> short, but that's the list.  Opportunistic purchases are always a possibilit
>
>                                                         Cheers!
>                                                  -==*>Weatherman<*==-
>
> ... He does the work of 3 Men...Moe, Larry & Curly

You are correct that I do not own a hi point.
However my brother does.
It's junk.
Price alone usually is a great indicator on what you're buying.

I'd carry it as backup if i was hunting, maybe as a finisher.

I would not trust my life with it as my choice for CCW.

But like ANY firearm, I'd rather have one that not have anything.


Thanks,
Zombie Mambo

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