jerome.uzzle.5
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I Am ask n anybody and everybody what they. Carry in there gun ...so what about u
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New Gun For Open Carry
- Thread starter Chief Ten Beers
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Yeah Grapeshot! Smith and Western! It says it right on the side of the pistol! 9mm...umm
This appears to be a Hi-Point .45 ACP thread. Maybe you're lost, dear noob.
I'll help you out a bit. It's Smith and Wesson. Come on man. It's right there on the gun.
This appears to be a Hi-Point .45 ACP thread. Maybe you're lost, dear noob.
I'll help you out a bit. It's Smith and Wesson. Come on man. It's right there on the gun.
BlowMonkey5
Regular Member
The first handgun I ever bought was a Hi-Point 9mm. It's still my favorite to shoot. Welcome to the club. (GUN SNOBS...:banghead
flb_78
Regular Member
I don't know what is going on here...
Some shoot shotgrape - how about yours?
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Rusty Young Man
Regular Member
When I carry my stainless 9-11 in 45, I prefer using Full Metal Jacket's rounds.
When I wanna carry a nine, I strap on my Check a Brotha 75 Beat.
I don't carry my Hi Point 45, but I also prefer using Full Metal Jacket's rounds through it.
What about everyone else?
When I wanna carry a nine, I strap on my Check a Brotha 75 Beat.
I don't carry my Hi Point 45, but I also prefer using Full Metal Jacket's rounds through it.
What about everyone else?
self preservation
Regular Member
Far be it from me and my far from perfect grammar, but you may want to clean up your vocabulary a little and maybe give it another try. Between that and your obvious lack of knowledge on firearms, I fear that you may have not made a very favorable first impression. But don't worry, here at OCDO we are all about second chances. So get your thoughts together and come on back.
neuroblades
Regular Member
$130, really?
Drake, you mean that you've spent $130 for a holster for a $130 gun? *tries not to chuckle a bit* why didn't you just save up all the money and get a decent sidearm from Bud's or one of the many other places that handle police trade-ins or used sidearms?
BTW, missed ya at the last Lexington show. We intentionally went through the central areas of Lexington Center to see if we could encounter any of those types of folks that you had issues with down there, all to no avail.
Drake, you mean that you've spent $130 for a holster for a $130 gun? *tries not to chuckle a bit* why didn't you just save up all the money and get a decent sidearm from Bud's or one of the many other places that handle police trade-ins or used sidearms?
BTW, missed ya at the last Lexington show. We intentionally went through the central areas of Lexington Center to see if we could encounter any of those types of folks that you had issues with down there, all to no avail.
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neuroblades
Regular Member
lmbo
viper581@hotmail.com
Newbie
Taurus PT 1911 AR Caliber 38 Super
I purchased a Taurus PT 1911 AR Caliber 38 Super
[video]http://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=taurus+pt+1911+ar+38+super&FORM=VIRE7#view=detail&mid=8DBEB1AE148D1F8B16DC8DBEB1AE148D1F8B16DC[/video]
I purchased a Taurus PT 1911 AR Caliber 38 Super
[video]http://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=taurus+pt+1911+ar+38+super&FORM=VIRE7#view=detail&mid=8DBEB1AE148D1F8B16DC8DBEB1AE148D1F8B16DC[/video]
WalkingWolf
Regular Member
BlueSquid
Regular Member
I won't lie...I've found myself, on more than one occasion, wanting to buy a few hi-points just to increase the collection on the cheap. Also just to say I have them. Plus, I know more than a few people who trust their lives to them, and from what I've researched they seem to last quite a while. Their carbines look like they might be fun, too.
It's tough to beat their warranty too - lifetime, no questions asked, 1[SUP]st[/SUP] owner or 10[SUP]th[/SUP] - it's forever.
http://www.hi-pointfirearms.com/about-Hi-Point-Firearms/default.html
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Rusty Young Man
Regular Member
That's too much bling for me to pull off. I could never be that cool.
This carbine has piqued my curiosity:
www.policemag.com/channel/weapons/articles/2002/12/arsenal/page/2.aspx
WalkingWolf
Regular Member
My wife bought a CF380, that gun has been great. Never any malfunction and it has the recoil of a 22, just downright pleasant gun to shoot. Well worth the money.
