Hi-Point 10 + 1 9MM Semi-Automatic Carbine w/Laser/Compensat

8 Reviews. Average Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]

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Reviewed By: tim k on 08/16/2009 Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]
This is a great little shooter and economic home protection. I call it my "ugly gun" because let's be honest, it wont win any beauty contests! LOL! However, it eats all the ammo I put into it and it can put a half-dollar size hole in my target at 100 yards. I LOVE THIS GUN! Fun and cheap to shoot. I dont have the laser but have put on a basis scope. You wont be sorry you got this gun. And Bud's gets two thumbs up too...great service as always.

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Reviewed By: Tom P on 08/15/2009 Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]
This is a great little shooter and economic home protection. If you buy this gun expecting it to perform like a match grade Colt AR then you are setting yourself up for disappointment. But if you want a sweet shooting mid range easy to operate carbine this is a lot of gun for the money. It fed and fired hollow points, wolf ammo, target winchester, and assorted old junk I had laying around. I had no FTF/FTE issues with this rifle. As for those who do not like the stock I say buy the ATI after market stock. For my part the ergonomics of the original stock works fine. I would rate the gun combat accurate but not same bullet in 1 ragged hole accurate. If I do my part I am going to get critical hits with a snap aim. It has smooth operation and low recoil. I have expressed my thanks to the manufacture for this fine defense carbine. I suggest this for anyone who needs home protection on a budget.

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Reviewed By: Jack P on 08/15/2009 Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]
Have shot this gun at the range and it is a lot of fun. Get ready for a lot of ribbing from the AR, M-4 purists who refer to this model as a "monkey gun" due to it's similarity to the guns in Planet of the Apes movies.

BTW, 9MM, 9MM Luger, 9MM Parabellum and 9MM 9x19 all refer to the NATO standard 9MM round. 9x18 Makarov is a different chambering. Similar confusion exists between .45 ACP and .45 GAP. If in doubt contact a knowledgable gunsmith before chambering, or more importantly, firing a single round.

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