I believe they have the 45 in the carbine. I have the 9mm carbine and gave 140 for it. Lots of fun, and it has never jammed. I have a friend with a 9mm and 45 pistol, and another friend with the 38. They seem to like theirs. Now they are all used for plinking, and I would not personally carry one for protection, but thats just me. They are too big for CC.Taurus_9mm said:I'll get one of the carbines if they're introduced in .45 ACP.![]()
Being affordable isn't what a S.N.S really is... The term originally came from cheap, low quality chunks of crap that where more dangerous for the owner to shoot, then be shot with. The High Point is somewhat ugly, but thats what people said about the first polymer pistols too. The slide is a bit heavy in recoil, but I have found mine to be accurate and reliable and kind of sexy looking in the right light, kind of like last call at an after hours clubRabid_Dog said:The pistols weigh a metric ton and are just plain fugly! Sure it's a gun for around a hundred dollars but that's what makes it the new Sat. Nite Special.
Lots of people say the same thing about Taurus. Hi-point has figured out how to do customer service. Taurus CS could learn a few things from them.stremph said:Never fired one of their pistols, but there's enough seemingly-informed negative reviews of them out there (along with all the hot air) to keep me from considering one.
Touché.Whirlwind06 said:Lots of people say the same thing about Taurus. Hi-point has figured out how to do customer service. Taurus CS could learn a few things from them.