I tried to purchase one today on guns.com and their site said that I could not buy one in NJ. I'm trying to figure out why that is. It is a 10 round magazine. Can someone shed some light on why I wouldn't be allowed to buy one in NJ?

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1 hour ago, Keeping It Legal said:

I tried to purchase one today on guns.com and their site said that I could not buy one in NJ. I'm trying to figure out why that is. It is a 10 round magazine. Can someone shed some light on why I wouldn't be allowed to buy one in NJ?

I have one,  it probably just needs the barrel to be welded so it doesn't have 2 evil features. 

probably got quite a bit to do with fear of our criminal attorney general

The Hi-Point needs to have the thread protector welded in place. We sell them all the time at Shooters. Perfectly legal.

16 hours ago, Keeping It Legal said:

I tried to purchase one today on guns.com and their site said that I could not buy one in NJ. I'm trying to figure out why that is. It is a 10 round magazine. Can someone shed some light on why I wouldn't be allowed to buy one in NJ?

I do want to also say, if i was buying again, id get it without the threaded barrel. It makes the take down a little more annoying. 

All Hi-Point Carbines now come with a threaded barrel. That along with the pistol grip is prohibited in NJ. Just need to get the thread protector pinned/welded. A lot of places won't ship to NJ if it is not state complaint as is, so even if your FFL agrees to do the work, you are SOL. In stock at Shooters.

ANY wholesaler that will not ship a non-NFA firearm to an 01 FFL in ANY AWB STATE (such as NJ) does NOT deserve my hard earned dollars.

So to Guns.com, I say "F.U., anal orifices."

I have a Hi-Point with a barrel that's not threaded but it is a 4595

I ended up getting a 4095ts. Found one for $279.00 

8 hours ago, Keeping It Legal said:

I ended up getting a 4095ts. Found one for $279.00 

Nice price.  I picked up a 995 for around the same price a few years ago.

I have one In Stock - Call me!

JT

Thanks to the State watching out for feelings, the 995 is banned because it is a butt ugly caricature of a gun and the sight of it offends nice guns. Of course I have one but this junkyard dog of a gun is my go to for HD. If it don't go bang, I can scare away the bad guys with it's ugly. 

My .380, .40, and .45 Hi Point carbines all spit out anti-commie pills every time I press the "Dispense Freedom" lever.

Made in America, for Americans.

"Fook the Hi Point haters, for they shall vanish from the Earth" sayeth the Lord. 

I wish I was as happy with mine.  Mine is super finicky with the magazines. It needs to be sighted almost weekly since the plastic below the barrel is slightly off, it pushes the sights.  I also can't remove the front sight because the thread is pinned. I wish I just went with the Ruger or Beretta instead.  

Mine is strictly for home defense so I need it to shoot when I really need it to shoot and so far it's been pretty damn reliable at the range. BTW, it won't win any beauty contests but I don't think it's that ugly. I'd take reliability over beauty any day and the price fit my budget.

Yes.  Sighting them has been a challenge for me too, at times.

At least they are rated for +p ammo so one can have a little extra pop in their  pistol caliber carbine.

You can make it a little less ugly (and much cooler) with one of these:

https://www.hightowerarmory.com/High-Tower-Armory-MBS-95-9mm_p_50.html

Anyone here have one of these? 

19 minutes ago, Grapeshot said:

You can make it a little less ugly (and much cooler) with one of these:

https://www.hightowerarmory.com/High-Tower-Armory-MBS-95-9mm_p_50.html

Anyone here have one of these? 

There is someone here with one. I was actually going to do exactly that last year, take a 995 and do the bullpup conversion. Problem was, at that time, no 995 were available anywhere. Those HTA conversions are really neat.

I ended up taking an existing CZ Scorpion I had, and did the CZ bullpup conversion on it.

How is the trigger on the CZ conversion? 

2 hours ago, Grapeshot said:

How is the trigger on the CZ conversion? 

It uses the original trigger, and drops back in. It connects back to the hammer with a sliding bar, since it's mounted forward. I thought that might be an issue, but so far, it's fine.