It just goes to show how blindly irrational the Glock-hate thing has become for some folks. Get over it,already
Nobody said they didn't work. We just hate the look of them. IMO some of the picks on this thread are better looking than Glocks.
If someone handed me a Glock, I'd say thanks and go shoot it. However, if a fellow gun lover came by and said "So can I see your guns?" I'd probably not bother getting the Glock out.
If someone handed me a Hi-Point, I'd go trade it for some ammo.
I hear Hi-Point is set to release their new "Quasimodo" line of pistols. They are going to market it with a new line of matching carbines called the "The Elephant Man".
Both new lines of guns will have interchangeable back straps, and other interchangeable polymer panels that serve no purpose but to make the guns more hideous, larger, and harder to transport and carry. All polymer has been checkered to enhance its ability to snag on your clothing. Both lines will come standard with a trigger made from a coat hanger and a front sight made of a broken popsicle stick. All popsicle front sights have a black line drawn on them with a sharpie to enhance target acquisition speed. Rear sights are pigeon holed into the slide and are the highly effective "Nobak" style. These sights are machined from Budweiser grade aluminum and still have the Budweiser logo.
These guns will be chambered for the popular .25 auto, .32 auto., .380 acp, and 455 Webly. The issues with feeding 455 cartridges have been solved with the new "Toilet Paper Tube" magazine and the extended "Paper Towel Tube" magazine that comes standard with The Elephant Man carbines. These magazines are guaranteed for the entire 25 minutes life of the gun, so long as the magazines are kept dry.
All of the Quasimodo and Elephant Man firearms come standard with match grade tin barrels and are guaranteed to produce 50 degrees of angle accuracy.
Ask your local distributor for more details!