if you take the right side grip off you can just lift the magazine disconnect out the gun to disable it. it usually takes a hundred rounds or so to break it in.
There's a lock-out set up that when you might drop it a little slide locks out the firing pin so it does not go off, I have both own the 45 acp and the C-9 with no complaints for over 20 years
I’m about to get mine soon! This is the most legit review I’ve found on TH-cam and it’s just made me more excited for it. This will be my first handgun since my felony back in 2008 but we won’t talk about that! 😅
Mine has survived over 16k round destruction test/ plinking but needed 4 new firing pin and spring kits during that time when I started getting miss fires I replaced them all at once and it solved the issues all parts free and shipped free from highpoint for $130 dollars you can't beat it most people will never shoot it long enough to hurt it
I bought one just for the funzies, don't believe their manual where they say to clean it every 1500 rounds, I clean mine every day I shoot it. I keep the slide oiled and the feed ramp polished, and, this is only my experience, but it's never malfunctioned, and it's hit the bingo on every target I've ever shot it at. Oil your hi-point, ignore their maintenance instructions, and it will be a very accurate and reliable handgun for you.
I've got one, my first 9mm an it chambers fine... But I had to modify the clip and the feeling port. The clip is the same as there 380 clip that's why it jams, you have to make the 2 little lips on each side straight, you can do this with needle noise pliers. Plus you need to polish the feed ramp, it comes with the same black coating as on slide, ( have know idea why) put you have to polish it, first get some fine metal sanding cloth, I used a pencil with the big eraser an just went back and forth till all the black is gone. Then get some metal polish ( I used Flitz ) it worked fantastic, just polish it, make sure you wipe it good and clean an you'll be ready to go. New ones you need to run at least 1000 to 1500 rounds to break it end. Then just keep it clean an oiled and you will be fine. Haven't had any trouble since. Had mine for 5yrs. Now very accurate!!!!
Oh yeah there is a safety feature if the clip is not in the gun and there's a bullet in the chamber it will not fire unless the clip is in with safety off.
For the price you can’t beat a hi point. If I accidentally leave my home without my Glock, staccato, ruger, S&W, or BUL(I select what I feel like for the day) I can swing by a pawnshop and pickup a hi point for the price of a good lunch or a nearly tank of fuel and be good for the day as long as I tune the magazine a little. It’s happened a few times. I’ll just drop it(unloaded) in my harbor freight bucket when I get home. I’m not rich it’s just that a used C9 can cost 40-80 bucks here in NC and this is from 2022-2024 prices. Love my state!
@@awannabewithagun2975 not on that one every striker fired gun has a extractor that ejects the caseing out I have a hi-point and a taurus pt111g2 which has a loaded chamber indicator that sticks up when a round is in the chamber the hi point doesn't have one read the manual
When u said that u have to have the clip on the piece to fire. That's true ur rite. But if u chamber it with the clip on the piece n then eject the clip with no clip on it, it will still fire. Lmn what u think
@@awannabewithagun2975Not just a little more reliable (do test your carry ammo, some HP ammo Jams on the G3 models ), but it is much more ergonomic, easier to clean, and easier to carry IWB.
I had only one highpoint pistol that worked well and it was a used wore out 40 cal and i mean that shit was old like first production old and it worked flawless stupid as hell to hear me say it but that clanky rattly piece of shit worked great
If any part of your hand is rubbing the slide, you're more likely to have malfunctions. Lower your grip just s bit. You will see the true nature of hi point.
1:50 looks like your supposed to plug a power cord into the back of that thing… MAYBE THATS IT! Maybe I just cracked the code on why everyone hates on these guns and they’re functionality so much, you guys aren’t plugging in the ‘power cord’ for full on action! 😂
As someone who works st a gun store, and as someone who has run rounds thru the hipoint c9, my opinion for what it’s worth is as follows: the C9 will work if u run it and clean it and learn the platform. It is reliable and does what it needs to do. However, being a firearms salesman, I will NEVER recommend this gun to my customers. A lot of our customers are also first time buyers looking to get into firearms. Ur first impression will last a lifetime. This is one of of the lowest acceptable forms of 9mm. Hipoint it isn’t totally bad but it’s definitely not the standard or any standard for a 9mm. My honest opinion, the gun is crap. It’s a working piece of crap but crap nonetheless. For first time buyers, I cannot recommend AGAINST this gun, but srsly if u only have $200 for defense, I’d recommend a shotgun. The higpoint sucks but kinda doesn’t? But yea just no, this gun is not the one. It works and is realiable once u break it in, but that break in process also costs money that I’m pretty sure a lot of hipoint owners don’t even bother w. But just bcuz it works most of the time doesn’t mean it’s recommended. Hipoint is not the way friends.
@lonniebeal6032 I just shot the 5 guns I've bought over the last 4 years, the Hi-Point CF380 was the only 380 that would shoot the 100gr reloaded ammo I got during covid. It has the least recoil and was the most comfortable in my big hands. The others 380s were a Taurus Spectrum, and Jiminez JA380. It was also nicer to shoot than the Taurus G3C and SCCY CPX2 . The SCCY maybe getting traded for the C9. Hi_Point haters have put these guns through torture tests, they still worked. I'd like a $600 gun go thru the same torture.
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I live by hi point literally three blocks away. We own a hinpoint c9. We never had a problem with ours. Oil it. Break it in.
Ive had a c9 for over 20yrs and works perfect and has always cycled.
What a goofball
if you take the right side grip off you can just lift the magazine disconnect out the gun to disable it. it usually takes a hundred rounds or so to break it in.
Thanks I did not know that, and thanks for watching 🙏🏽
Yea definitely I think most hp owners do that
I like mine very much. Works great. I have seen a lot of higher priced guns jam more than a Hi-Point.
There's a lock-out set up that when you might drop it a little slide locks out the firing pin so it does not go off, I have both own the 45 acp and the C-9 with no complaints for over 20 years
I’m about to get mine soon! This is the most legit review I’ve found on TH-cam and it’s just made me more excited for it. This will be my first handgun since my felony back in 2008 but we won’t talk about that! 😅
Mine has survived over 16k round destruction test/ plinking but needed 4 new firing pin and spring kits during that time when I started getting miss fires I replaced them all at once and it solved the issues all parts free and shipped free from highpoint for $130 dollars you can't beat it most people will never shoot it long enough to hurt it
Traduzir para o português para mim por favor .
Your first jam proved nothing, guns have a break in period.
Magazine discontent is why it will not shoot with mag removed.
This guy talking about guns would be like me talking about theoretical physics
I ordered one.. 3-7 business days
I bought one just for the funzies, don't believe their manual where they say to clean it every 1500 rounds, I clean mine every day I shoot it. I keep the slide oiled and the feed ramp polished, and, this is only my experience, but it's never malfunctioned, and it's hit the bingo on every target I've ever shot it at. Oil your hi-point, ignore their maintenance instructions, and it will be a very accurate and reliable handgun for you.
I've got one, my first 9mm an it chambers fine... But I had to modify the clip and the feeling port. The clip is the same as there 380 clip that's why it jams, you have to make the 2 little lips on each side straight, you can do this with needle noise pliers. Plus you need to polish the feed ramp, it comes with the same black coating as on slide, ( have know idea why) put you have to polish it, first get some fine metal sanding cloth, I used a pencil with the big eraser an just went back and forth till all the black is gone. Then get some metal polish ( I used Flitz ) it worked fantastic, just polish it, make sure you wipe it good and clean an you'll be ready to go. New ones you need to run at least 1000 to 1500 rounds to break it end. Then just keep it clean an oiled and you will be fine. Haven't had any trouble since. Had mine for 5yrs. Now very accurate!!!!
Oh yeah there is a safety feature if the clip is not in the gun and there's a bullet in the chamber it will not fire unless the clip is in with safety off.
It’s good to keep 7 in the mag and 1 in the head. It’s a blowback so it loads under its own weight. The springs are that strong of a return
The hi peezy
Yessir
For the price you can’t beat a hi point. If I accidentally leave my home without my Glock, staccato, ruger, S&W, or BUL(I select what I feel like for the day) I can swing by a pawnshop and pickup a hi point for the price of a good lunch or a nearly tank of fuel and be good for the day as long as I tune the magazine a little. It’s happened a few times. I’ll just drop it(unloaded) in my harbor freight bucket when I get home. I’m not rich it’s just that a used C9 can cost 40-80 bucks here in NC and this is from 2022-2024 prices. Love my state!
Have one on the way from PSA $129 just to say I have one.
I bought that same deal for my 1st ever purchase! Kinda excited lmao
Peach springs arizona PSA
Nice range, looks peaceful
You to break it in properly to prevent future misfires. About 300 rounds through the firearm should be sufficient.
My favorite is the Jennings j-22.
That thing on the side is not a loaded chamber indicator it's the extractor 🤦♂️
Bruh it tells you it’s loaded Damn near every firearm has it to tell you it’s loaded
@@awannabewithagun2975 not on that one every striker fired gun has a extractor that ejects the caseing out I have a hi-point and a taurus pt111g2 which has a loaded chamber indicator that sticks up when a round is in the chamber the hi point doesn't have one read the manual
less expensive firearms do require a break in period
even some expensive firearms have break in periods my RIA has a 500rnd break in
When did they let 12 year Olds buy guns
Maybe I just have luck of the draw. But I own a c9 and I've put over 1k rounds through it and only haf one jam.
When u said that u have to have the clip on the piece to fire. That's true ur rite. But if u chamber it with the clip on the piece n then eject the clip with no clip on it, it will still fire. Lmn what u think
Looks like a stapler mounted onto a gun grip.
My best friend is a cheap ask so he recommends a hi point.
Go with Taurus it’s a little more reliable, and around the same price a little over
@@awannabewithagun2975Not just a little more reliable (do test your carry ammo, some HP ammo Jams on the G3 models ), but it is much more ergonomic, easier to clean, and easier to carry IWB.
Did you clean the 'Beast' before you tried taking it out the first time?
No but I did after and it shot good but it was the magazine and I fixed it
@@awannabewithagun2975 well done there.
Hell I've owned many pistols that rattle when you shakem
I had only one highpoint pistol that worked well and it was a used wore out 40 cal and i mean that shit was old like first production old and it worked flawless stupid as hell to hear me say it but that clanky rattly piece of shit worked great
If any part of your hand is rubbing the slide, you're more likely to have malfunctions. Lower your grip just s bit. You will see the true nature of hi point.
1:50 looks like your supposed to plug a power cord into the back of that thing… MAYBE THATS IT! Maybe I just cracked the code on why everyone hates on these guns and they’re functionality so much, you guys aren’t plugging in the ‘power cord’ for full on action! 😂
Man listen i like All Guns as long as it's not a Jiminez 9 them MFS Pot Metal Guns😂😂😂😂😭
😂😂
Its like chunk off the goonies and a Glock had a baby
How much it Cost
180
Hi points are 125 at Bud’s guns.
If you gonna buy a highpoint buy the carbine stay away from the pistols
Should of got the 45
45 no good for home defense when you have neighbors close by.
It could be the ammo it's a blowback limp wristing
Do a short with it to the 50 Cent song "Your Life On The Line" for the Haters 😂😂😂 #dressed2kill 🥂👑💣💣💣🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🚀
I got you
And with the same hi point 😂😂
Ignoramus
Buy a Bersa Thunder instead. 1000 times more reliable.
Verdade a bersa e otima
When my CF380, and C9 both have worked 100% of the time, how can Bersa be more reliable?
Sell me this
As someone who works st a gun store, and as someone who has run rounds thru the hipoint c9, my opinion for what it’s worth is as follows: the C9 will work if u run it and clean it and learn the platform. It is reliable and does what it needs to do. However, being a firearms salesman, I will NEVER recommend this gun to my customers. A lot of our customers are also first time buyers looking to get into firearms. Ur first impression will last a lifetime. This is one of of the lowest acceptable forms of 9mm. Hipoint it isn’t totally bad but it’s definitely not the standard or any standard for a 9mm. My honest opinion, the gun is crap. It’s a working piece of crap but crap nonetheless. For first time buyers, I cannot recommend AGAINST this gun, but srsly if u only have $200 for defense, I’d recommend a shotgun. The higpoint sucks but kinda doesn’t? But yea just no, this gun is not the one. It works and is realiable once u break it in, but that break in process also costs money that I’m pretty sure a lot of hipoint owners don’t even bother w. But just bcuz it works most of the time doesn’t mean it’s recommended. Hipoint is not the way friends.
@lonniebeal6032
I just shot the 5 guns I've bought over the last 4 years, the Hi-Point CF380 was the only 380 that would shoot the 100gr reloaded ammo I got during covid. It has the least recoil and was the most comfortable in my big hands. The others 380s were a Taurus Spectrum, and Jiminez JA380. It was also nicer to shoot than the Taurus G3C and SCCY CPX2 . The SCCY maybe getting traded for the C9. Hi_Point haters have put these guns through torture tests, they still worked. I'd like a $600 gun go thru the same torture.
Read the instruction manual first, and learn the name of the parts are! You need to take a basic firearms class also!
Nahh