HiPoint 995 9mm $250 3 mags

[Alphabrew]

Police trade ins. Talk me out of this..

These photos represent the general condition of the firearms for sale, a HiPoint/Beemiller 995 9mm Police Trade-In Carbine with Forward Grip and Three Magazines.

Note: Some examples may not come with a Sling.

The price is for 1 firearm.

As with many used trade-in firearms, these firearms may contain scratches and/or signs of wear. This is not always the case, but should not be unexpected.

Firearm Features

Model: 995 Carbine
Caliber: 9mm
Capacity: 10 Rounds
Magazine: Comes with Three
Barrel Length: 16.5"

Hi Point 995 9mm Police Trade-In Carbine with Forward Grip and Three Magazines

Hi Point: 995 9mm Police Trade-In Carbine with Forward Grip and Three Magazines for sale at Sportsman's Outdoor Superstore.

www.sportsmansoutdoorsuperstore.com

 

[6-Pack]

I have one in 9mm and another in 45. A lot of folks talk down on Hi Points, but I’ve never had a malfunction in mine and they have a lifetime warranty.

$250 is a heck of a deal. If I didn’t get a Rock 5.7 recently, I’d jump on it.

 

[AlBeight]

What stupid LEO agency issued these as department weapons? No wonder they were “traded in”.

 

[The Saint]

People who crap on Hi-Point are usually the same people who have never shot one; it;s simple as that. They simply work...buy it, it's a good deal and will run for a lifetime....and if it doesn't, they'll fix it so it does.

 

[Bertfish]

The carbines run fine. I don't think they're much more new though

 

[RFBfromDE]

Maybe “trade in” is actually “buy back?”

 

[possumman]

Make great truck guns. Always work. Always

 

[AlBeight]

People who crap on Hi-Point are usually the same people who have never shot one; it;s simple as that. They simply work...buy it, it's a good deal and will run for a lifetime....and if it doesn't, they'll fix it so it does.

Sure, fun range toys (at least mine has been), but is it really the best choice for a department issued duty weapon to entrust your life and the life of your fellow officers with it?

“Simply”, in what scenario is deploying a 10 round 9mm carbine the best choice in an armed encounter?

 

[Biggfoot44]

Buy it .

MSRP for base model w/ 1 mag is $339 .

 

[Wheaton Hills Sportsman]

I bought a Hi Point that was a junker, missing sights, screws, and containing a part that was broken. The factory rebuilt it as good as new, so if the carbine is good to go its great and, if not, call them to get either the parts you need or to do any needed work. (Shipping is expensive).

In my opinion it is a fun gun, but it is not a good self defense gun, or even a good truck gun.

 

[Docster]

Talk you out of it? Why? You're an adult, make your own decisions.
I question why any police dept would be using Hi Points

 

[SkiPatrolDude]

Police trade-ins as in cops actually used these in the field??

 

[AlBeight]

Police trade-ins as in cops actually used these in the field??

That’s what I asked (in post #3) and got immediately chastised for asking, accused of “crapping on them” and never shooting one (see post #4). Hi Point or not, I question any police organization that would deploy any 9mm PCC pretty much for any reason (HK MP5 aside).

 

[Muleskinner]

I have 1 in 45 and 1 in 10MM and i've never had an issue. I replaced the mag catch in the 45 with a 1911 style that lets me use 1911 mags in it..

 

[The Saint]

That’s what I asked (in post #3) and got immediately chastised for asking, accused of “crapping on them” and never shooting one (see post #4). Hi Point or not, I question any police organization that would deploy any 9mm PCC pretty much for any reason (HK MP5 aside).

You sure are sensitive...I made a general blanket statement; was not talking about you at all LOL.

 

[Alphabrew]

Memorial Day is coming up, I wonder if they’ll have any sales? They have a ton of LE trades on the website now.