[condition1]

I mostly see problems, trouble-shooting questions, etc about the 995.
How many .40 guys have ever had to send in their carbine?

 

[lbreevesii]

I have, but only due to me doing stupid stuff and sending it in to get a checkup when I first got it. Its on its way back to me now after I lost the damn sear cam....

 

[waltham41]

I own 2, sent one in after buying it used for a checkup, the other I traded for and it was in perfect condition.

Neither carbine has ever gave me any trouble.

 

[Thadius15]

Own one bought it new about 2 years ago and never had the first problem with it.

 

[SHOOTER Z]

Mine is a reliable weapon no problems [except for 1 runs out of ammo to soon, note to self BUY more ammo]

 

[pogo]

I think you hear more about 995 Carbines here is that more people have em. The ammo is more reasonably priced for the 9mm. The 40 should be an awesome round coming out a 16" barrel. I plan on getting one later on.

 

[HPHooked]

The 4095 is the most trouble free weapon I own after my AK. Have owned mine for several years with narry a problem. They seem to have worked the bugs out of the design with this weapon.

8)

 

[lbreevesii]

The only jams I have ever had were with some reloading bullets it just didn't like.

I got mine back from HP today. and WOW I got more than I bargined for. Sent it in for me loosing that sear cam and I got back...basically a new gun. New barreled receiver, receiver cover, and all the other small bits...not to mention the two free mags. Now i've gotta go sight it in again! hehe I love HP.

 

[Tooguns]

And Just what were you doing to the searcam when you lost it ?

 

[Jackpine Savage]

I had to send mine in twice. It wouldn't shoot in the cold (sub zero if I remember) and they fixed it. It's now very reliable. YMMV

 

[mrmordun]

About 500 rounds through it now, not a problem or jamb yet. Seems to be a good little rifle.

 

[Spot]

So far I have had no problems with my 4095 , I got it new . I got a 995 used and have yet to have any problems with it . I think this is what happens when you have a manufacture like hi-point that is more concerned with putting out a quality weapon and stands behind them the way they do. Both of mine are for home defense and I have no regrets.
Spot

 

[High Tower]

I have had my 4095 for a little over a year and have never had a problem with it. Bought it used and have never regretted it. i just use wolf ammo though as it is the cheapest I can find around here.

 

[Guest]

Hi guys,

I've never had a problem with my 40 S&W except for the crappy trigger, and I've just about worked all the bugs outta it. It's the worst trigger that I've ever seen in a weapon...bar none. It shoots straight as an arrow, but you'll get a little cheek slap from time to time. I've learned to live with that.

The Hi-Point 4095 is far better than the Kel-tec sub2000 in 40 cal. because it has the worst sights that I've ever seen in my lifetime. Also, it's 85% plastic. Yuck! The first time that I saw the sub2000; I thought it was a Mattel toy gun.


Gone, gone....Muddpuppy

 

[Darrin]

Bought mine used a few months ago. I shoot the hell out of it. Not a problem, yet. Although I agree that the trigger is kinda crappy. Then again...for $99.95 (with a good scope), I can't really complain.

 

[High Tower]

Bought mine used a few months ago. I shoot the hell out of it. Not a problem, yet. Although I agree that the trigger is kinda crappy. Then again...for $99.95 (with a good scope), I can't really complain.

Dang, you got a good deal. :wink:

 

[nicadflyer]

I bought mine used and it was very dirty, that was 1 1/2 years ago. I finally had to call Hi-point because of a weak firing pin spring. I have put over 1k through it. One very reliable carbine.

 

[Guest]

I've owned mine for about a year and a half. Bought it for $150 and the guy gave me 6 boxes of ammo. Sucker! I shoot the hell out of it. It does take deer down and out. I am a cop and use it to put deer down that have gotten injured in auto accidents. Works like a charm and I always get a comment or two from my fellow co-workers about it. I recently sold my kel-tec sub 2000. While it too was a tack driver, I just never liked the plastic sights. I'm always happy with my hi-point though...always goes bang. Sent it in once right after buying it. I thought it had a chipped feed ramp. Turned out I was wrong. But HP did replace the firing pin and send me a new mag just to help justify my cost of shipping. What a company!

 

[Guest]

Just traded Stevens 311 12 gauge for 4095 and bought 5 spare mags a couple of weeks ago as soon as I get a job I'm going to the range and Shoot it hope it's soon.