found this today, good price or not? think i'll place the order tomorrow
http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/13435
http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/13435
You must not have seen my post about the Hi-cap problem that Hi-Point is currently working on for their entire line of pistols and carbines. They contracted someone to do the R&D work for them, and will be letting us know what they come up with.I say go for it. I hope to pick one up soon. While the 995 and 4095 may be comparable weapons in functionality, the fit and finish isnt anywhere near the cx4's. Hi-point has demonstrated that they dont want to work with outside vendors to provide options and accessories for their weapons, as well as that they arent going to produce any decent accessories themselves.
Sure, are they gonna release them with the 4595's? Sorry, but I will believe it when I see it.You must not have seen my post about the Hi-cap problem that Hi-Point is currently working on for their entire line of pistols and carbines. They contracted someone to do the R&D work for them, and will be letting us know what they come up with.
Hi cap magazines arent important to me. While that may be a start, I dont think it resolves the issue.
The finish alone would be the deciding factor for me anyway. Sorry, but the carbines just have a cheap look and feel to them in my opinion. Even with the ATI stock, the stamped receiver cover makes them look cheap.
You mentioned the cx4 having a bad trigger, but I honestly dont see how it could be any worse than the 4095 trigger. Compared to any of the other weapons I have owned the 4095 had the heaviest pull and felt very notchy. At least with the berretta you would have a chance of someone making an aftermarket solution.
I am not saying that the hi-point carbines arent good weapons for the money, but I do not think they are the highest quality weapons available as some people seem to believe. It comes down to what the individual wants, how much they want to spend, and what they expect for thier money.
I didnt say they were trying to decieve anyone, in fact I believe I said they were good weapons for the money.Hi-Point ain't pulling the wool over anyones eyes. They are what they are they have made no bones about it. But I can for less then $200 break clays at 100 yards all day long and still chase the BG from my house at night.
If it is fit and finish you want why would you stop at a storm? Why don't you practice what you preach and step up to the plate and buy a Rockriver AR in 9mm? Fantastic fit and finish! Hi cap mags everything. You can even get it with a national match trigger. There are more wizz bangs and fuzzy dice for the AR weapons system then any other weapon every made.
I expect it to work as well primal, and I NEVER said that a hi-point wouldnt go bang just about every time you pick it up or questioned reliability.When I pay for something, I expect it to work, plain and simple. If I pull the trigger on my 995 it goes bang. When I pull the trigger faster, it goes bang bang bang. What's not to like about that?
And, according to my information from Charlie, they are working on higher capacity magazines for ALL the carbines/pistols. I heard that from the horses mouth. Choose to believe it or not, I don't care either way.
Yea, primal it is rolling along, baby steps and stuff.Sounds like those builds are doing well Jason, I remember you telling me about them once in the chat room. I am gonna be getting an AR lower soon so I can start my build. I want one in .308 as well, but I can live with a .223 for now...
No need to apologize man. I am not offended easily, and believe we all have a right to voice our opinion no matter what others think.Hey the "practice what you preach" comment I made was harsh I apologize for saying that.