What kind of man buys a Hi-Point?

[LoneCoon]

I'd buy a Hi-Point becuase they're made in my home town of Dayton. I'd buy one because they're a solution to the problem of how to defend yourself on a shoestring budget. I'd buy one because I like the way they look and feel, even if they are a bit heavy.

But I haven't bought one beause I bought the Makarov I was looking for instead.

 

[madmike]

I'd buy them to tick off antis. Especially if they sound off about them being "Saturday night specials" or some such.

As trade goods or loaners for SHTF.

 

[general_pattons_ghost]

WHAT KINDA MAN BUYS AN EXPENSIVE WEAPON?

The relative cost of a man's weapon has NOTHING to do with his ability to use it effectively.
Cheap or expensive means more than just the type of plastic you got in your wallet.
I'd be willing to bet that the majority of you EDITED who are plunking down high bucks for your toys and totin' 'em around to 'show off' are a sorry bunch of EDITED.
An expensive gun is about as worthless as EDITED on a bull if you don't know how to shoot ...or don't know how to shoot--- UNDER PRESSURE.

 

[madmike]

Well said, Ghost. Welcome to the board.

A man with a cheap gun who knows how to use it is a better survivor than a man with a $10,000 Class III he fumbles when it hits the fan.

 

[CajunBass]

I'd be willing to bet that the majority of you maggots who are plunking down high bucks for your toys and totin' 'em around to 'show off' are a sorry bunch of numb-nuts.

And does name calling make your position any more valid?

 

[Stephen A. Camp]

Name calling is not necessary and neither is it allowed. Neither is it acceptable to encourage it. Locked due to obvious reasons and one former member permanently banned. It can be more if necessary. Folks having trouble with this concept need to look over the rules which were agreed to in order to join.