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I'm thinking about getting one to plink around with.(not for protection). I do hear alot of bad things about them but i shot one for the first pistol i ever shot and did decent an 30 yrds. I would just like inputs from personal expierence. I want to get C-9 or maybe the 380 ACP so my girlfriend can shoot it.
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I was in All-American Arms talking about the hi-points, he said you either get a good one or a bad one, best thing he said to do is take it out and shoot the hell out of it as soon as you get it and you will know if its a good one.
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