high point 9mm?
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springfeild xd .45 ftw
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#12
I'm thinking of buying a hi-point pistol. I'm only looking for a gun to have fun at the range of cabin. And also what kind of ammo do you recommend.
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#13
I got the hi-point 9mm about 3 weeks ago. Sent about 100 rounds threw it with 0 issues. For 150 deff worth the money. Bulky and ugly. But super fun
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#14
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Originally Posted by vegasrider2005
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I got the hi-point 9mm about 3 weeks ago. Sent about 100 rounds threw it with 0 issues. For 150 deff worth the money. Bulky and ugly. But super fun

What type of ammo did you use?
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Originally Posted by Topek
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What type of ammo did you use?

Ummm the cheapest shit they sell at walmart. Haha
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Originally Posted by vegasrider2005
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Ummm the cheapest shit they sell at walmart. Haha

+1 lol, especially for the range.
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Originally Posted by YSRRider
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with guns, I am a firm believer in buying a gun from a company that has been around a long time. S&W, Colt, Sig Sauer, Browning, Springfield, Beretta...... I just picked up a Glock and love it. I always hated them but this thing feels better in my hand than my dick!

The guy I got it from also had a Citadel compact 1911 .45. I read up on it and its supposed to be a great gun in the $500 range, all it needs is an after market magazine. Stock one is a pile of shit.

I have a colt 1911 Now heres the real question is it a colt or a browning?
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Originally Posted by ADBZ Matt
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I have a colt 1911 Now heres the real question is it a colt or a browning?

I'm not sure what you are asking. Was colt manufacturing guns for Browning?? I was just talking to someone the other day about the 1911, I didnt know there were so many mfg's that made a 1911. I tried to look up the history and its unclear who first made that model I was always under the impression it was Colt, but one site I found suggest Springfield was the 1st.
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#19
It was originally designed by Browning, but first produced by Colt.
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#20
i still have yet to shoot this damn thing. been too busy and even tho i'm living in the mountains now we still cant pop off rounds. i have winchester nato 124gr rounds and winchester hollow point then got a box of "blazer" brand ammo for free, dunno if i'm gonna run them through
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