Hi-Point JHP45 Pistol .45 ACP Black 4.5 in. 9+1 rd. - Blue/Black, 4.5" Barrel, 9 Rounds, Polymer Grips, 3-Dot Sights

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• Q: Does the 14 and 40 round mag from promag work with this gun? Or the red ball 20 rd ? Or is that just the carbine rifle

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  • Asked 04/09/2022 02:57 by paul g

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  Paul, those magazines are for the carbine only, they will not work in the pistol. Have a great day!

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• Q: Hi Point JHP45 9+1 .45 ACP +P 4.5" is this or other Hi Point pistols legal in IL?

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  • Asked 12/19/2021 22:34 by Robert H

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  Robert, the way I read it, no Hi-Point pistols are legal in Ill. Prohibited: Cobra, Phoenix Arms, Heritage Arms, Walther rimfire pistols, GSG rimfire pistols,
  Hi-Point pistols and Jimenez Arms. https://www.budsgunshop.com/feeds/state_reg/illinois_restrictions.pdf

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• Q: Does it come with the Magazine?

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  • Asked 09/17/2021 18:29 by Lawrence H

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  yes it comes with 1 9 round mag

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• Q: can this item be shipped to me or does it have to be shipped to a licensed vendor

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  • Asked 08/25/2021 22:13 by Ivan R

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  Ivan, must be shipped to a FFL holder.

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• Q: What is the P designation in gun models?

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  • Asked 07/27/2021 04:07 by Alan K

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  It means it's rated for +p ammunition. +P ammunition is a little bit higher of a velocity and pressure than standard ammo, most modern firearms can handle +p ammo but not all. Usually only defense ammo is +p rated and manufacturers recommend limited use of it cause it can wear out parts of the firearm quicker than standard pressure ammo. Hope this helps.

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• Q: Is this on Maryland's approved list

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  • Asked 07/27/2021 04:02 by Alan K

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  yes it is on the MD roster of approved handguns https://licensingportal.mdsp.maryland.gov/MSPBridgeClient/#/home

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• Q: Is it ankward top heavy weight because it is a 45acp listed at 35 ounces as opposed to an Auto Ordnance 1911 45acp listed at 39 ounces. Why do they call it "the brick"?

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  • Asked 09/19/2019 13:30 by Michael R

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  no it is not top heavy its called the brick because its blocky and unrefined its a low cost weight gun 35 OZ see *******Firearm Specifications
  Barrel length: 4.5 in.
  Overall length: 7.75 in.
  *******Weight: 35 oz.
  Frame: High-impact polymer
  Finish: Black powder coat
  Capacity: 9-shot magazine standard
  Sights: 3-dots fully-adjustable rear sight
• Q: How easy is this to field strip and clean?

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  • Asked 11/06/2018 18:24 by Christopher L

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  For the hipoint JHP 45 it is not impossible but it is significantly more difficult for the fact that u have a pin you must remove after locking the slide back. Once removed, release the slide lock and pull back slide almost an inch and lift upwards. Keep in mind the guide rod is not captured and the spring is rear facing meaning if u do not keep that in mind the spring can shoot off the gun and you can lose it. To reassemble the gun; make sure the spring is setted in the fram completely and be careful as u place the slide back on. In the firing pin channel there is a pin that sets in a hole to the rear of the frame. U must get the slide far back enough while keeping tension on the guild rod n spring to set the pin back into the hold. Once that is done lock the slide back and reset ur split pin in the hole from the side it exited the gun from cuz it goes back in the same side it came out. Any other questions u can always direct ur attention to youtube for a visual step by step.
  Hoped this helps

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• Q: If i purchase when it arrives in pa then i will have to show my permit to legally take ownership of the gun i have never had purchase a gun on line

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  • Asked 10/27/2018 20:05 by William r

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  yes you will Your local FFL will do the transfer of the firearm to you and all necessary paperwork after you provide proper ID and Permit.
  

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