bryantaylor

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they did have a TON of really cool stuf, BUT...........the guns can be bought for less (much less in some cases) in town at almost any gun store. but it was nice to droll over all the stuff i can't afford. i almost busted out the visa and bought several guns, but i (insert chienese voice) hava dissaplin.

freakazoid

I have no pictars however...

Hi-Point 9mm(house/walking through my backyard at night protection)
Mosin-Nagant M44
Yugoslavian SKS
Tokarev(the business pistol)
Russian(Tula) AK47
and I should be receiving an L1A1 for christmas

My father is a huge collector. He's now close to 200 guns. He's got some real rare stuff.

Scuba_Steve

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I'm going to the courthouse on Monday to apply for a permit to buy (handguns). My one regret is, my late stepfather had a couple of Japanese sniper rifles he brought home from WWII, I sure wish I had expressed an interest in those

Jesse H

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That sucks that you need a permit just to purchase a gun.

And yes, those Jap rifles would've been very cool to own!

drewbroo

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Lolz Hi-Point
They are like the sams club brand of the gun industry. Cheap as ****, come in an ugly package. But still shoots holes in things the same.

freakazoid

Hi-Point is actually a pretty good gun. I've put well over 1000 rounds through mine and the barrel looks great yet. They also have a lifetime warranty. Granted, I would rather have a S&W if I knew some **** was going down.

bryantaylor

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hi-points are great, i have not had one problem out of mine. the nice thing about the hi-point is that its so damn heavy, if you run out of ammo you can beat someone with it.

drewbroo

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I used to have a Hi Point 40. It was a huge brick. I paid 120 for it NIB. I sold it for 100, and then bought a Ruger P89. (Which was a great reliable gun.) Then I got an XD45 5'' Tactical/Walther P22/Keltec PLR16. My favorite pistol so far is my Walther though with the HM2 conversion.
those 177 rounds are a blast to shoot. And most people think you are firing a 9mm, till they see the size of the holes.

Back on point about Hi-point though, They serve a purpose, but they are cheap and heavy. On a positive note, they do work. And work well. Trigger pull is aweful, the slide is gigantic, the mags are crap. But yes, you can shoot them, and they will put holes through things. Its a great "let your friends shoot it at the range" Gun.

l_bader

If you're speaking of the training weapons handled and semi-cleaned by trainees at CATM, you are on the money.

If you are speaking of weapons in use in the Mid-East and SW Asia, odds are they are using too much lubricant and gumming up the works with a "sand slurry".

Yes, the AK is the Timex of automatic weapons, however properly maintained the M-16/M-4/AR-15 family (as well as the AR-10 variants) will more than reliably meet my needs.

(And in all honesty, I'll most likely grab another .308 instead of the .223...)
http://www.dpmsinc.com/firearms/slideshow.aspx?id=18

- L