Motherf@cking Hi-point
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I feel like if you have a Highpoint in your life you are probably at a "Lowpoint" in your life!
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I’m rather impressed the queen in the video knows that Hi-Points have a reputation for jamming compared to Glocks. If you hand her a Hi-Point I think you would get a response like...
My HP JHP-45 that I used to have NEVAH jammed!
I got it as a joke at first because of their reputation, but the big Hi Points do run. It's a huge clunker and feels like a cordless drill but the .45s run pretty good. 9mms are iffy, and the .380s are absolute jammo-matics. Of all the .380s I played with, NONE got through a mag without at least one clearing of the spout and starting over again. Ever since my JHP45 took on it's new role as someone's designated truck/garage and boat gun, never failed him either and he still plinks the hell out of it burning up old or tarnished and storm soaked ammo. It's the right tool for that kind of job. You definitely are NOT going to run stuff that's been sitting in a flooded basement for days after a hurricane through your Staccato or a collector's edition Auto-Ordnance LOL...
I got it as a joke at first because of their reputation, but the big Hi Points do run. It's a huge clunker and feels like a cordless drill but the .45s run pretty good. 9mms are iffy, and the .380s are absolute jammo-matics. Of all the .380s I played with, NONE got through a mag without at least one clearing of the spout and starting over again. Ever since my JHP45 took on it's new role as someone's designated truck/garage and boat gun, never failed him either and he still plinks the hell out of it burning up old or tarnished and storm soaked ammo. It's the right tool for that kind of job. You definitely are NOT going to run stuff that's been sitting in a flooded basement for days after a hurricane through your Staccato or a collector's edition Auto-Ordnance LOL...
