I've certainly been looking at them. It's a giant plus in my book that they are made here in U.S. For those long-time owners, how comfortable do you guys feel about firing +P or hot-loads through Hi Points? I'm thinking that these guys may be right on the money by not getting too progressive and concentrating on using reliable, tried-and-true methods to make decent weapons.
How 'bout that warranty?
Damage, age, and plain old wear and tear—these things happen. When they do, Hi-Point customers enjoy a lifetime, no questions asked warranty. And lifetime means just that— free repairs for the life of the gun, whether you are the first owner, or the third. That service is fast, friendly and expertly performed. Your Hi-Point will be back in action, good as new, in no time.
All Hi-Point Firearms are made in the United States of America with no imported...
Considering the state of other 'American' manufacturers... maybe what we need to do is get behind a company like Hi Point and, as their customers, try to help them keep doing what they are doing so they don't go astray like some others (Winchester, Marlin.... ). I'll tell it like I see it, I have no qualms with buying a foreign made weapon if it is the best tool for the job. I shot belgium-made machine guns for years on my tanks when I was in the Army with no complaints. My point of view is that I am willing to take a chance with my life on the fact that Americans making weapons for Americans will (hopefully) take the responsibility for providing us with safe, quality weapons out of a sense of personal responsibility. Every time we pull the trigger we are putting our lives in the hands of the company that made the weapon we fire. I get the feeling that that is what Hi Point is all about; that they understand this and they truly care about the end user.
