[45_Fan]

Four only the price of twenty Hipoints! Yahtzee!

 

[45_Fan]

He meant FOR only, not four.

Quality, some, yes but 5 times, methinks not so much. As far as fit, finish, appearance, yes. Reliability, durability, close to equal I would say.

Nemo

It was a play on words. 4 FNs are $4556 and 20 HiPoints $4500.

 

[45_Fan]

The difference is like bicycles. You can spend $200 and get a one-size-fits-all from a big box store or you can spend $1000 for lighter weight, a closer fit, better accessories, and higher capacity. Either bike will pedal and either gun will go boom.

*Or you can spend $6000 on very custom options and colors.

 

[45_Fan]

I might get me one of them if for no other reason than to say I got one. Never fired one. Compared to say a 45 how much more is the recoil?

I’m similarly curious. When I started out early on, I did not like the felt recoil on subcompact .40s and thought it much sharper than a full sized .45. 10mm was slim on options back then so I never really shopped for one.

 

[45_Fan]

Go with the Hi Point then. Maybe a few thousandths difference and better looking but no real difference.

Nemo

FN is 32oz vs HiPoint’s 49oz! You also get 15 and 22 rounds factory from FN vs 10 on the HiPoint.

 

[45_Fan]

How much are 3d printers that print metal?

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5 figures and up.