Hi-points are not durable. It's a lie.
We have all seen the videos. You drop them in water they shoot, in sand they shoot. In mud they shoot. Drag them behind a truck they shoot. There is something's Hi-points can not with stand. A 4 foot fall on concrete. Yesterday was packing the jeep up for night fishing and dropped my Hp 45. Thank God it didn't fire. The safety lever bent and part of it is in the way of the slide making the gun unshootable. Thankfully they have a lifetime warranty.
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So what you're saying is the hi point is not the infallible, perfect handgun we've been led to believe?
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God's Country
Don't feed the troll.
Well isn't that the pot calling the kettle black. Trolling is not admitting they were wrong and the gun people dislike isn't as durable as advertised
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Originally Posted by
God's Country
Don't feed the troll.
Yes indeed.
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I once dropped my 1911 for higher than that. Worked fine afterwards.
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Wanted:
1911 safety lever that will fit on a Hi Point .45.
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Bang
Wanted:
1911 safety lever that will fit on a Hi Point .45.
Sacrilege I say.
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Originally Posted by
God's Country
Don't feed the troll.
Rep sent.....
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Why do I even bother looking at a wakefield724 post knowing its about hi-bent-points