Recent content by FergusonTO35

My gunsmith and my favorite shop owner both say that Hi-Point products are really good for what little they cost, and often more accurate than name brand guns.

After thinking hard about this for more than a year now, I have decided that in 2026 I am going to sell some of my gun collection to pay off nagging bills and also that guns/reloading/casting/shooting is not going to take up so much space in my mind or my life. Yes, I will still do it some and I...

40 years ago I was doing serious logging with my wind up Poulan Micro!

So happy for you! Your profile still showed DPRNY. Greetings to you from the equally awesome Commonwealth of Kentucky.

I've now put about 120 rounds through the Hi-Point, all reloads with different bullets and charges. And it just keeps putting them in neat groups with no malfunctions. I think a 995 carbine might be coming to me next year!

Don't you live behind the iron curtain where hicap mags are banned as tools of capitalist oppression?

You're in good company here! One good thing about McCulloch is that they made so many saws and parts that it's pretty rare you can't keep one going.

Mine is a 2012, 4.7 4wd. I've only had it for a year, haven't had any codes yet. The 4wd service light is on though, guess I'll figure that out in the spring.

Our instructors are specifically not allowed to teach anything outside the approved curriculum. The only time you handle a firearm in the course is to demonstrate basic knowledge (how to load/unload, how to choose proper ammo, etc.) and the 7 yard range qualification.

That G2C is used and has some miles on it, notice the slide wear. I wouldn't pay $149.66 for a "Yeet Cannon" either. But I will pay $63.35 total for a complete and functional pistol which is still backed by warranty. Hell it's worth that much as a parts kit, the barrel and slide markings are the...

I would rather hand a loaded gun to a chimp than some of the numbskulls I had to put up with when I worked at a gun shop. I was very glad that they had a strict rule of trigger lock stays on until the transfer goes through and the gun is paid for!

Well, when it rains it pours. I put in a minimum bid on a very nice looking Hi Point C9 on Gunbroker and nobody else bid so I got it for fifty bux and free shipping. My dealer charges 10.00 for transfers so I will have a grand total of $63.35 in it. What can I say, I love cheap things that work...

Fellas, the cheap and ugly gun is a real shooter! I tried it out before work today with 3.2 grains Titegroup and 100 grain lead slug, a Makarov level load I use in my Glock 42's. She has not trouble keeping a full mag of 8 in one hole at 12 yards without even trying hard. Function was 100%, no...

Giving the CF-380 a good cleaning, I really doubt this thing has more than a couple boxes of shells through it. Nearly all the black finish is still on the barrel and that usually wears quickly from the slide reciprocating. Hopefully I can take it for a quick test drive before work tomorrow.

For most of my life, whenever you saw a pickup truck actually being used professionally it was a Ford Super Duty about 90% of the time. Nowadays, I'm seeing Mopar claim that turf more and more. I wonder if its because Mopar has been stuck in a situation of having to constantly make sweetheart...