Hi-Point C9 9mm Black Pistol

A: Hi Robert, 2 - 8 round magazines -- Specifications and features: Hi-Point Model C-9 semi automatic handgun 9mm caliber 3.5" barrel 8 + 1 capacity Quick on and off thumb safety 3 dot, fully adjustable sights with extra rear peep sight High impact polymer frame FREE trigger lock Durable, attractive, easy grip finish Operations and safety sheet 100% American parts and assembly Last round lock open Magazine disconnect safety 6.75" overall length Black powder coat finish 29 oz.

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A: The High Point comes with (1) 8rd Magazine from the factory. Extra standard magazines can be purchased here : https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/48344/Hi+Point+9+Round+Black+45+ACP+Magazine+For+45P &

A: 1- 8 round mag Hi-Point® C-9 9mm Semi-automatic Pistol 100% American parts and assembly On / off thumb safety Magazine disconnect safety Last round lock open +P rated Hi-Point lifetime unconditional warranty ********Includes 8-round magazine, trigger lock and extra rear peep sight Made in the USA Order now! Key Specifications Item Number: 645143 Caliber: 9mm Action: DAO Capacity: 8+1 Barrel length: 3.50" Frame: Black polymer Finish: Black powder coat Grips: Textured polymer Sights: 3-dot, fully adjustable Overall length: 6.75" Overall weight: 29 ozs. Mfg. Number: 00916 UPC: 752334091604

A: Yes Dennis, they are interchangeable/usable between pistol and carbine.

A: The magazines are not toatlly interchangeable. While the 10-round carbine mags will work in a pistol, the extended 10-round pistol mags and standard 8-round pistol mags will not work in the carbine

A: Dennis, The 8 round and 10 round C9 pistol mags will NOT fit the 995 carbine. The 10 round carbine mags will fit the C9, sort of...they tend to wiggle some, and stick out. All the other stuff will share between carbines and pistols of the same caliber. -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K00AAnl0PH8

A: The magazines are not toatlly interchangeable. While the 10-round carbine mags will work in a pistol, the extended 10-round pistol mags and standard 8-round pistol mags will not work in the carbine

A: Hi Yolanda, it shows the price of $149.00 Cash Discount Price and $153.47 Retail Price for me. There is a "Price Match Request" button for Buds to attempt a price match. You may need to logoff and back on to see the price but, it is there.

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A: The High Point is a rather large clumsy handgun but is reliable. It would be okay for home defense but hard to carry concealed unless you kept it in a purse. This handgun may suit your needs better. https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/cPath/2084_21_50_495/products_id/100792/Firearms/Handguns/Taurus/Taurus+Pistols/TAURUS+G2C+9MM

A: Hi Vanessa, this handgun is not recommended for your purposes (it will not be functional as a carry pistol for a lady). I can highly recommend two pistols, both of which I have tested and are carried by my wife. Taurus G2 and Ruger EC9s. You may lean toward the Ruger LC9 as the single stack grip is thinner and slightly easier for small hands to carry over the double stack G2. Ruger ): https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/52078/Ruger+EC9S+9mm+3.12+Black+7%2B1+3283 and Taurus }: https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/85314/Taurus+Millennium+G2+PT111+12%2B1+9mm+3.2

A: since you say you will be getting your ccl I would recommend looking at the Ruger SR9c 17/10 round with the 17 round mag (with included grip extension on mag ) installed it has a full size grip which will make it a better range gun and home defense gun for carry you insert the 10 round mag and it carries and conceals much better My daughters have been shooting mine since they were 11 or 12 years old https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/62288/Ruger+3314+SR9c+17%2B1+9mm+3.4

A: Vanessa, You've asked one of the hardest questions to answer because the right handgun for you is a very personal and subjective thing. But let me put you on the path of selecting something you can afford and use. First you will have to decide what caliber you want. The most popular calibers today are the 9mm and 380 ACP. Women in particular go for 380 ACP as these guns tend to be smaller and have less recoil although many women carry and shoot 9mm (or larger caliber). It has to do with the size of their hands and how much recoil they can stand. Smaller, petite women (and some men too), people with arthritis have a harder time with lager caliber guns especially racking the slide. Next establish a budget range you are willing to spend. This will drastically narrow down the choices once a suitable caliber has been decided upon. The next two steps are important. First go to gun shops/gun ranges that sell or rent handguns and see how they fit in you hand. You might be surprised as to how d

A: i hav a newer model c9 which shoots very well . it has feed every ammo ive tryed in it mine is easy 2 rack also. ive had zero issues with it thu it is a little heavyier than other 9s i would buy the hi point over a tauras any day. there a video on a older guy shootig this gun at buds who seems to hav some trouble shooting it and bashes it for some stupid reason . dnt let that change ur mind this is a good firearm in all.

A: As with everything "gun" related, when you ask a simple question you open the flood gates for all the "experts" to come pouring through. Specific to your question. The Hi-Point C9 is listed as weighing 29 ounces which isn't "heavy" but as light as most of its higher dollar counterparts. It's a simple pistol using a "blow-back" operating method that necessitates a large, heavy slide. This makes it larger than most other 9mm handguns, but also probably softer shooting since most of the pistol's weight is in the slide. The C9 is "single-action" meaning you must pull the slide back and feed a cartridge into the chamber, then apply the Thumb safety for "carry" unless you choose to carry it with an empty chamber. This is a fine pistol for someone who doesn't want to spend a fortune on a gun that will likely end up spending more time in a drawer than a holster. It's a great home-defense option, and it's as good as any $500+ pistol in terms of doing what a gun is supposed to do - fire bull

A: Vanessa, Have you gotten your carry permit yet? I would recommend the Ruger ECS. Right around $200. 9 mm. Good trigger. Easy to carry. Great company. This is economy version of the Ruger LCS.

A: Michael, All specs on this firearm meet the CA DOJ requirements for shipping to CA.

A: Michael, yes, this Hi Point Pistol is on the CA DOJ Approved Roster Sir. Roster entry here : https://www.oag.ca.gov/firearms/certguns?make=Hi+Point

A: yes it is on the CA DOJ approved list oag.ca.gov/firearms/certguns?make=Hi+Point