My Kimber Custom Shop CDPIII in 45ACP (the only caliber) does what I need it to do, when I need it to do it. Don’t need anything else. LOL
Grand Raptor ll. 12yrs and counting. 10k rds and counting. Only failures have been dud primers. I did replace the barrel just because. Ain’t so pretty no more, but still a pretty nice gun. Lotta wear and love. Kimbers are good to go.
Bought mine in 2000. I lost count of the rounds through it. Barrel rifling still sharp and clean. If I ever replace it I might get a threaded one. Kimber lasts forever. Thanks.
Polar bear and black bear get together they don’t make a Panda. They make a possum. Saw it on Animal Planet. I think.
And then a Siberian trains it to ride a Cushman Eagle.
Naked, balancing a ball on its nose.
While reloading magazines…
The tail of two reloads
“The tail of two reloads”
Nice one, Possum… 😉
(Tale, tail)
Tell yah what, them HiPoints ain’t all that bad.
No pizzazz that’s fore sure but the do go bang for cheap.
So does your mom?
Bazinga!
Own a HiPoint,? . Not that I’m aware of.
You need to go stand in the corner and think about what you said.
Lol. Dayum!
Dang Jeremy, ya shouldn’t go round talking bout peoples mamas ownin HiPoints, lessn ya been invited to look in they safe, an then it just seems rude! 😀
I suppose looking in the safe is better then reaching up her drawers. That might get a hand slapped.
“… looking in the safe is better then reaching up her drawers. That might get a hand slapped.”
Or a date… 🙂
I approve that message.
I do own a Hi-Point. Cheap gun. New Saturday Night Special. Heavy, Clunky, Poorly balanced. Still goes bang when the trigger is pulled. Never had an issue with it. Bought it to toss in the bug out kit as a spare weapon. Still carry my ancient Colt 1911A1. Wife carries a Glock and has an old Walther P38 as her back up bug out bag weapon.
My Kimber Custom Shop CDPIII in 45ACP (the only caliber) does what I need it to do, when I need it to do it. Don’t need anything else. LOL
Grand Raptor ll. 12yrs and counting. 10k rds and counting. Only failures have been dud primers. I did replace the barrel just because. Ain’t so pretty no more, but still a pretty nice gun. Lotta wear and love. Kimbers are good to go.
Bought mine in 2000. I lost count of the rounds through it. Barrel rifling still sharp and clean. If I ever replace it I might get a threaded one. Kimber lasts forever. Thanks.
Polar bear and black bear get together they don’t make a Panda. They make a possum. Saw it on Animal Planet. I think.
And then a Siberian trains it to ride a Cushman Eagle.
Naked, balancing a ball on its nose.
While reloading magazines…
The tail of two reloads
“The tail of two reloads”
Nice one, Possum… 😉
(Tale, tail)
Tell yah what, them HiPoints ain’t all that bad.
No pizzazz that’s fore sure but the do go bang for cheap.
So does your mom?
Bazinga!
Own a HiPoint,? . Not that I’m aware of.
You need to go stand in the corner and think about what you said.
Lol. Dayum!
Dang Jeremy, ya shouldn’t go round talking bout peoples mamas ownin HiPoints, lessn ya been invited to look in they safe, an then it just seems rude! 😀
I suppose looking in the safe is better then reaching up her drawers. That might get a hand slapped.
“… looking in the safe is better then reaching up her drawers. That might get a hand slapped.”
Or a date… 🙂
I approve that message.
I do own a Hi-Point. Cheap gun. New Saturday Night Special. Heavy, Clunky, Poorly balanced. Still goes bang when the trigger is pulled. Never had an issue with it. Bought it to toss in the bug out kit as a spare weapon. Still carry my ancient Colt 1911A1. Wife carries a Glock and has an old Walther P38 as her back up bug out bag weapon.
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