I have owned a Hi-Point C9 for just over a year. I have over 1000 rounds through it and the gun is fun to shoot. The gun does occasionally fail to feed, but I attribute this to the magazines, probably need some fine tuning. The gun is pretty accuarate for what I use it for plinking and carry. This gun got me into reloading because I can’t afford to buy as much ammo as I want to shoot through it. The adjustable sites took me a little while to get dialed in but now they hit where I aim even if it is small targets like clay pigeon chips or cans from 25 yards. I payed $150 including a uncle mikes holster and extra magazine. The pistol was hard to field strip since the takdown pid did not really line up with the notch in the slide. It took a screwdriver to hold it back as the pin was pushed out. Polishing the feed ramp also improved function of the pistol. The magazines do take some breaking in. I think it was a good value for the money, but I wish I had saved the money spent on the pistol and put it towards a more high quality firearm.
By: Steven Carlino
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