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I've been gettiing AH for what seems like forever....still one of my favorites!

And btw, we have three Police officers in our family......they should be equipped with the newest and most advanced weaponry available. You sir sound more like a wannabe......grow up and live with your ten-round magazines or MOVE! Pa, Ga, etc, etc all have no magazine restrictions.

The police protect the public.....if you don't want a magazine restriction, join the Police.

Mine is ok and has worked well for me.....fortunately, we're moving to Ga next month and twenty acres allows me to stretch out a bit more!

Most of my shooting is limited to 10am until 4pm. Plus, since retired, I usually shoot during the week and keep the weekends quieter for the neighbors. When our herd is visiting, 500 - 1k rounds is typical.....especially for our annual Pa Pumpkin Carvin'!

We're heading south as soon as this place sells. I will miss our range the most and it'll take a while to get used to "going to the range".

Folks that put their nose in the air about HiPoints haven't had one and/or none-to-little experience with one. They work and if it doesn't they make it right!

I measured her closet full of clothes and shoes and told her I needed the same size as a gun safe.....got my FatBoy!

We have a Condor I, 12 ga that my son used for skeet....estimate is several thousand and still breaks a little stiff.

If I hunted turkey, I'd use this.... .690" Extra-full 10 ga

AK's are slow so 300 - 400 RPM's is about right for an experienced bump-firerer (sp??). My AR 5.56 with a 3.5# trigger has been timed at 525 - 550 RPM. Our AR 15/22 and same trigger hits 600 - 650 RPM (sometimes faster with CCI). Much faster than that and jams are frequent and cases blow from...

Mine are good carrys.....when I'm in a .45 mood. Usually though, I'll carry a PM45 or Shield .45. My 1911 3" are Kimber UCII, Colt Defender....the next is a RRA 3.5" and then a Springfield Champion 4". Everything else is 4-1/4" (two) and a herd of 5".

I've got a few....CZ 527(? Lol) .223 Rem, Park/Balrd .300 Weby, Hi Standard AR 5.56 (forgot about that one!), Desert Eagle 1911 .45, maybe a few more?

AR pistols could fill a lot of needs and, since rescending the silly shoulder bans on forearm braces, can be very handy and practical.....top - 7.62 x 39mm, bottom - 5.56

There's certainly nothing wrong with DPMS! For my money, if limited, I'd go with an AR 5.56 with a Bear Creek upper in 9mm (or anything you fancy!)

Mine is flawless and very accurate.....I use it to cull g/hogs when necessary. A good friend of mine and a top-notch gunsmith, made the forend and muzzle brake before he lost his eyesight. I've carried it on my tractors a few times but the .45 HiPoint carbine is my usual rider and, once out of...

I had a blued one but traded it off because of ammo concerns (2009). I wish I still had it but I think the .338 ME has a better chance of survival over the long haul.

Yep, thats what we did! This is my 58 Morris Minor. My dad drove it as a daily driver from Mt Vernon - Pentagon - Mt Vernon....in uniform.....got a lot of stares! (Just an fyi here.....take note of the interior; faux leopard seat covers my mom made as her contribution.....she called it "the bomb")

^^+10. Way too many folks look at magazines as just a ammo holder. Mags need maintenence/cleaning AND load those mags, set those springs, and start exercising the firearm as Jeb Stuart describes. Way too many firearms go from the box to the range.

Great! There's a good thread a few back about a 9mm. Strange looking and heavy, they deserve kudos for a great blowback. I can't complain about mine and the .45 carbine, mounted on my tractor, is as much a firearm as it is a ugly heavy bat! (I think I got a large g'hog because he hesitated and...