LAWL!LongBeachCoupe wrote:Datte take it easy man!I saw it on slickdealshttp://forums.slickdeals.net/s...50161
im not spamming anything!
Oh God, they are actually praising hi pointLongBeachCoupe wrote:Datte take it easy man!I saw it on slickdealshttp://forums.slickdeals.net/s...50161
im not spamming anything!
Whats it gonna look like though? I dont know guns, but i know videogames lol.aris_unlimited wrote:For the money I would actually get a hi-point carbine in the caliber of your choice. I know they are not over $200 and you should have the same range/accuracy roughly.
The stock Hi-points look like this.LongBeachCoupe wrote:
Whats it gonna look like though? I dont know guns, but i know videogames lol.
This thing looks sweet!
Lol this obviously comes from someone with 1 of 2 mentalities. Someone that A. has never used or owned one. Or B. thinks that because they are cheap they must be junk.LongBeachCoupe wrote:FirearmsTalk forums say hi-point is garbage..."Lifetime warranty? Just how much is your life worth? I would never trust a Hipoint, or Jennings, or Bryco or RG to work when my life is on the line. How good is the warranty when your survivors have to send it in for repairs?"
Are you really saying you think the Hi Point is comparable to a Beretta in terms of accuracy? If so, wow, just wow.aris_unlimited wrote:For the money I would actually get a hi-point carbine in the caliber of your choice. I know they are not over $200 and you should have the same range/accuracy roughly.
You're comparing apples to oranges Jimmy. A pistol caliber carbine is easier to shoot with it's longer sight radius than a pistol. It also increases the power of the cartridge by virtue of it's longer barrel. The longer barrel increases velocity, thus greater power.JimmyMethod wrote:I don't get the whole pistol-caliber carbine thing.
What's the draw?
For $700 I could have a sick 98k with scope.
I understand that with a pistol/carbine you'll get more power/accuracy for the cartridge, but what exactly would you be using it for? What situation is this going to be anything but a poor facsimile of the ideal.Target practice with a rifle-type weapon? Use a 22.Repo Man wrote:You're comparing apples to oranges Jimmy. A pistol caliber carbine is easier to shoot with it's longer sight radius than a pistol. It also increases the power of the cartridge by virtue of it's longer barrel. The longer barrel increases velocity, thus greater power.
Pistols were created because of the need for a lightweight compact weapon, and the rounds used in them were created because an "effective" cartridge was impractical. This seems like the worst of both worlds. Bulky and underpowered.Google wrote: No results found for "over penatrating with a 22".
P90.E7-S14 wrote:I want the machine guns from Stargate Atlantis.( if anyone watches)but there pretty bad ***..
as you can tell. i know jack squat about guns.but i do wish to own a rifle sometime in my life.. to practice my aim.
Ever hear of an MP5?JimmyMethod wrote:I understand that with a pistol/carbine you'll get more power/accuracy for the cartridge, but what exactly would you be using it for? What situation is this going to be anything but a poor facsimile of the ideal.Target practice with a rifle-type weapon? Use a 22. Pistols were created because of the need for a lightweight compact weapon, and the rounds used in them were created because an "effective" cartridge was impractical. This seems like the worst of both worlds. Bulky and underpowered.
Yeah, but we aren't talking about an SMG. I understand the niche that SMGs fill.Nismo_Freak wrote:
Ever hear of an MP5?
You can place all 30 rounds in a fist sized group in a target 10 - 15 yards away with a single pull of the trigger. There is virtually no recoil unlike rifles, 1/4th the noise, and the option of effective suppression. All bundled in a small, lightweight, and effective tactical solution.
Effin 'eh I love P90s. One of these days I will own one.marlin29311 wrote:
P90.