I just got a 995 about a month ago. Had been looking for one for about 6 months and finally had to order one from Gunbroker.
I can't find a 4095 to save my life. If you can find one, just buy it, and then resell it on Gunbroker for enough to buy 2 -995's and 2 ait stocks, and use them akimbo like a John Woo movie hero! Good luck with that.
When I got my 995 I left my LGS and drove directly to the shooting range. Purchased 50 rounds of Wolf 9mm and ran down the stairs so fast I almost tripped.
At 25 yards I was almost putting them through the same hole. I'm not a marksman, but the range max is only 25 yards and it is a very accurate little rifle right out of the box. I didn't adjust anything, and I didn't even support my arm, just shoulder width stance aim and squeeze.
The next magazine I did double taps. 1-2 1-2 1-2 1-2 1-2. With that set up the group was still within 2.5 inches right around the center leading up and right.
The third magazine I slapped in, well as fast as I could slap it in, seems it hangs on some of the internal stock ribbing unless you hold it "just so".
Got it slapped in, jerked the bolt arm back and let it go and started to squeeze the trigger the very second it hit my shoulder. Seriously, fast and dirty I pulled the trigger and re-aquired as quickly as I could. It was pretty damn fast, but as you can imagine, a couple got really loose, but for the most part 6 rounds punched within 5 inches, and the the rest were pretty scattered.
The fourth magazine was a mix bag of double taps and trying to hit the blocking squares around the edges of the target that are there when the paper gets centered by the roll printers lol. They are VERY small squares and I was trying to snipe them even though the sight stud on the end of the barrel was completely blocking them. I was happy with the results though I never hit one of the blocking squares.
The fifth magazine was no holds barred, SHTF one arm commando "the zombies are at the door" shooting. I loaded it, cocked it, and fired one handed arm extended as fast as I could. I think maybe 4 hit the paper. The rest....not so much. But it was fun!!!
I've been very happy with this "junk gun" as I have been with all of the Hi-Points I own. The experience I have had with Hi-point has convinced me to ignore some of the gun snobbery I have been hearing about Kel-Tec. It is very easy to find a Kel-tec sub2000 in .40 and they take S&W Glock Sig and Beretta magazines in that caliber. Plus they fold up in half and take up half the bag space as my 995 would.
Again another ugly but innovative little firearm made for the working man.
I'm glad airline pilots and engineers and architects can afford $2000.00 for a military looking rifle that has more features and higher quality components than my first 2 cars had, but I can't. So luckily there are companies like Hi-point and others that make shooting and self defense practical and affordable.
