The Hi-Point Yeet Cannon 9mm is FINALLY HERE

[Belt Fed]

wouldn't make fun of anyone who owned one.

Even if they owned a buick with it.

 

[KillerFord1977]

Even if they owned a buick with it.

 

[ZWild1]

Man I hate to say it. I almost want one for the truck box. Now it's not high on the list but I wouldn't kick it to the curb . In a shtf situation one could trade it for whatever.

 

[Belt Fed]

I almost want one for the truck box

Hi points are much too fine of an instrument to keep in an old truck box, that's what Glocks are for.

 

[Annihilator]

Hi points are much to fine of an instrument to keep in an old truck box, that's what Glocks are for.

Ok Felt Bed, you had to go there…..

 

[HayesGreener]

Ok Felt Bed, you had to go there…..
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Meh, both of them will melt in your car on a hot day...

 

[Recusant]

Man I hate to say it. I almost want one for the truck box. Now it's not high on the list but I wouldn't kick it to the curb . In a shtf situation one could trade it for whatever.

Man, that's like trading your mule for a picture of a racehorse!

 

[Annihilator]

Meh, both of them will melt in your car on a hot day...

 

[Belt Fed]

Meh, both of them will melt in your car on a hot day...

Man, that's like trading your mule for a picture of a racehorse!

 

[Mr.W.]

For those who've not seen it, this is the original Hi Point 9mm pistol, the JS-9, produced in Mansfield Ohio. It doesn't get much range time any longer. Still, after hundreds of rounds, this pistol has never failed.

 

[HayesGreener]

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[Mr.W.]

For those who've not seen it, this is the original Hi Point 9mm pistol, the JS-9, produced in Mansfield Ohio. It doesn't get much range time any longer. Still, after hundreds of rounds, this pistol has never failed.

I apologize, as I neglected to post the model name. Stallard Arms. The JS-9 was marketed by Beemiller Co., under the names Stallard and Maverick in the late eighties.