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Hi-Point 9mm Carbine

This is a good, but low-cost carbine chambered in 9mm Luger.

http://hi-pointfirearms.com/carbine.asp

Hi-Point Firearms offers semi-automatic carbines in 9mm Parabellum. It provides reliability and accuracy at an affordable price.

All variants feature:

* Fully adjustable sights, with a "Ghost Ring" rear sight and front post
* High-impact, all-weather polymer stock
* Trigger lock at no extra charge
* Sling and swivels
* Scope base to allow mounting of a regular Rifle Scope or Red Dot scope
* An Operations and Safety Sheet is included with every firearm
* ALL Hi-Point Firearms are +P+ rated; they will handle all factory ammunition including Law Enforcement Only +P+ loads

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