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Hi-Point YC9 CTRD: Yeeting Rounds on a Budget

Here is one for @Belt Fed & @10mmLife the YC9 CTRD yeet

good "throw down" guns.....especially good guns, when the law seizes it after a shooting

true too, that economics plays a role.

say a woman who has an abusive boyfriend or an ex husband, needs protection, but is not getting a good salary to even pay the rent, then a low(er) priced gun is a good choice for her.

anyone "just needing" some sort of home protection, and simply cannot afford a higher priced gun, a Hi-Point will do
 
Gents, I will eat nothing but Ramen Noodles in order to buy a police trade in Glock instead of a Hy Point. I have seen me do it. Yes, they work in the short term. But they are not high round count pistols. Joking aside, they are a tool aimed at the customer who can't afford anything else. If you are in that position, quit wasting time on this forum and get a part time job so you can afford something better. Guns are to be treasured as in many countries one is not allowed to own them. You live in America, so love it. And buy a good gun. Nobody on their death bed ever said "I wish I had not spent so much money on guns". Ever.
 
Gents, I will eat nothing but Ramen Noodles in order to buy a police trade in Glock instead of a Hy Point. I have seen me do it. Yes, they work in the short term. But they are not high round count pistols. Joking aside, they are a tool aimed at the customer who can't afford anything else. If you are in that position, quit wasting time on this forum and get a part time job so you can afford something better. Guns are to be treasured as in many countries one is not allowed to own them. You live in America, so love it. And buy a good gun. Nobody on their death bed ever said "I wish I had not spent so much money on guns". Ever.
can i buy a pizza that i like, or must i buy one that conforms to your standards.???

not everyone can afford say for instance, a $350 to $400 gun.

as for not being able to stay on this site....??

who made you "Lord of the site God"..?????

if those are your cars in the avatar, then you are lucky that you are rich...

thank your lucky stars you have them, cuz someday you can just as easily lose them, as well as your job, your house, etc..

you are lucky you are rich....today..tomorrow is another story.

i am on SS but i can still "afford" some things in life, like food, my house, my toyota, presents for our grandkids, and my guns.

but many others on SS simply have to decide on those items, and if needing a protective weapon..??

then a Hi Point (corrected spelling by the way), is what they can afford.
 
Look, I am not trying to start a fight. But Hy Points (old spelling before they moved) are not suitable for anyone that has enough spare time to be hanging out on a firearms forum in my opinion. That time could be better spent working a second job to get ahead. That is how I did it. Hard work from several jobs. Yes, those cars are mine. Some folks would call me rich. Not my parents. :) But I am comfortable because I worked hard all my life. I purchased my first house a year out of college...because my folks stressed to me that rent was wasted money. Cheap meals? You bet. Would I trade my life? Not for another million dollars.
Cobra drive.jpg
 
So since i have a Hi Point i need to get a job? I'm old and crippled up and nobody will hire me. you should be ashamed for making fun of the elderly and crippled. Also does this mean i can't hang out here anymore? :( Fine, i'll go hang out at nursing home site and hits up on all the old ladies there 😁
 
My hard work paid off. I am sorry if you worked as hard and it didn't. I suspect lots of coal miners out there would agree. I got in on the ground floor of the shooting industry so working 6-7 days a week didn't bother me because I loved it. Looking back, do I regret not having time for a family? Of course. But at the end of the day, I am retired. I have no debt and a few good guns and a couple of good cars. I played it smart and it payed off. But a Hy Point will never be an acceptable option for me, because I have standards. And they include scrimping in other areas to afford quality tools. If you don't agree...hey, this is America. You have your opinions and I have mine. Until the Dems run everything, that is the way things will stay!
 
We are all enjoying the Springfield website. The Mil Spec 1911 has everything a serious handgun should, at a bargain price. It knocked the Colt off my hip back in the day because the sights were better. I think everyone can afford a Mil Spec. It is choices. Tools are important to me. So I buy good ones that I can trust...and as it turns out, can pass down to my friends kids.
 
good "throw down" guns.....especially good guns, when the law seizes it after a shooting

true too, that economics plays a role.

say a woman who has an abusive boyfriend or an ex husband, needs protection, but is not getting a good salary to even pay the rent, then a low(er) priced gun is a good choice for her.

anyone "just needing" some sort of home protection, and simply cannot afford a higher priced gun, a Hi-Point will do
But what if someone saw you before the throwdown? Imagine the embarrassment. If anybody sees me with mine I just tell them about you goobers and how I like to bring a smile to the faces of all those cretins and curmudgeons.

You’re all welcome. 😘😘😘
 
Now you got me rolling! See that MG in the back ground? I paid $275 1986 dollars for that car. And restored it myself, with my father teaching me all the way. Turned that car into a better car...and so on and so on. Until I got to the Cobra, and it was a lot of sweat and blood until then. But I did it because I could. And you could as well. It is not hard work to do, but it is HARD work to accomplish.
Eric with MG.JPG
 
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