Recent content by s2mason

Not sure why you fellas are having problems with the scope mounts moving. Mine is dialed in at 1-2" groupings at 100 yards. I've put hundreds of rounds through it with no problem. I personally can't fathom a better hunting rifle investment for $250.............. just my thoughts from the...

Here is mine..... Original cost $89 (picked up from J&G Sales so there was no transfer fee). Tula stamp / round reciever. Swapped out the orginal stock to synthetic ($50). Modified (extended) existing bolt. Installed scope mount ($50). Scope $65. Tula stamp / round reciever. :D:D:D

My .22 mag is a daily front pocket carry. Why? Because I live 9 miles from the sun, here in AZ. Sometimes it's not the only gun I carry, but it's ALWAYS carried.

Picked up a NIB 9mm earlier this year. Best $150 purchase I have ever made.

Simply put...... the best $150.00 I ever spent on a gun, when I bought that ugly 9mm. Exceeded my expectations. I will definately get another flavor in the future.

You got that one right..... What difference does it make whether the gun cost $10 or $10K? Break in and assimilation are NECESSARY in any context. To think an HP requires more "break in" than another gun, based on the context the poster was using, is irresponsible and just plain ignorant.

I'm well aware of the difference, but hey.....thanks......I guess:confused::confused:

Point taken, but I still don't equate the actual failure rate to be markedly different than other pistols. In any case, I'd hope anyone putting that many rounds through their pistol would be wearing safety glasses:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

I own a 65 and 66, blued 4 inch barrels. They have had thousands of rounds through them and have been very reliable. I had the 65 back to the factory after about 200 rounds because of an advancing cylinder. The factory had it back to me in about 5 weeks, and it has been trouble free since...

Tuner, With all due respect to your point, it appears that the overwhelming majority of actual Hi Point owners claim to have put thousands of rounds through their respective pistols, and claim to have experienced an extrememly low failure rate. My own conversations with other HP owners, and gun...

That's probobly the case with most of us Hi Point owners.

yeah, I'm sure that's how he's saving money......

Excellent point. I talked with a guy at the jobsite today that owns a HiPoint, and he fits your scenario perfectly. He owns one gun for HD. He's been to a range exactly 1 time in his life (last year when he bought his HP 9mm). This guy appeared like he could afford a variety of choices ( I...

Well said. I imagine the VAST majority of us HP owners would say we like the gun, and would also recommend it to others.....period. I personally will be picking up another one.

I'd like to know how many "average citizens" that have conciously taken it apon themselves to be prepared for armed conflict, have suffered harm based on the failure of the gun they chose to defend themselves with.........?? Seriously............