Looking for something cheap, fun, uses the same ammo as my carry gun. I'd like to pick up a hi-point 4095, but the damn things are so incredibly ugly that I can't bring myself to buy one.

For those that have never seen one:
http://www.impactguns.com/store/media/hi_p_carb_bl.jpg

ATI makes a stock for the 995's that tries hard to make it look like a Beretta CX4, which is much easier on the eyes:

http://world.guns.ru/civil/hi-point995-3.jpg

Problem is that the ATI version only fits the 9mm Hi Point, and I don't want to add another caliber to the mix, I have plenty the way it is. Anybody here know what fitting one to a .40 entails? I've heard of "a friend of a friend" doing it, but no details on what needs to be changed, whether it effects the fit, etc.

I searched on here for awhile and didn't have any luck, maybe you will though. Hi Point seem to be coming out with a new stock for all the carbines soon, but I haven't seen it.

http://www.hipointfirearmsforums.com/Forum/index.php/board,3.0.html

These are the new hi point stocks that are supposed to be coming soon.

http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h175/handiman98/Rb8YM6.jpg

http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h175/handiman98/yMG3jj.jpg

Still prefer the ATI CX4 knockoff, oh well.

Well it's a step in the right direction, but they still kept that ugly ass bump in the butt stock. :shaking:

Are these any kind of accurate at 50-100yds?

Are these any kind of accurate at 50-100yds?

They're actually pretty decent at that range. Granted the 9mm isn't a long range caliber. I shoot mine at that range and it'll pick off bottles on the fence, enough to be fun.

Plus the magazine interchanges between the pistol and the carbine.

Well it's a step in the right direction, but they still kept that ugly ass bump in the butt stock. :shaking:

They have to. Because inside of that carbine is a bolt that is nothing more than a slide from one of their pistols. It needs room to cycle.

Are these any kind of accurate at 50-100yds?

A friend of mine brought his out to shooting today and was hitting coke can sized rocks at 80 yards with iron sights without a single miss. While that might not sound all that great, you have to take into account that this kid is damn near a paraplegic in a wheelchair with very limited use of his arms, yet was firing offhand. I've always thought those guns were ugly as sin, but I gotta admit I was impressed