A Fun NEW .380 Carbine.
Dayton, OH –-(Ammoland.com)- MKS Supply, LLC announces the NEW .380 ACP caliber Hi-Point carbine. www.mkssupply.com
Finally, a fun, tough .380 carbine that almost anyone can afford! The Hi-Point Carbine is the same size as its larger-bore brothers in 9mm, .40S&W, and .45 ACP and it’s hard shooting, accurate and almost recoil-free.
Its 16.5-inch barrel will launch .380 bullets as hard and fast as a full-power 9mm handgun, maybe even harder (when you add several inches of barrel over that of a handgun, you gain 100-150 feet per second higher velocity and possibly more with hot or +P loads). With the added velocity performance the .380’s effective range (the distance a shooter can expect to get reliable on-target hits) is extended to a couple hundred yards.
For owners of Hi-Point .380 caliber pistols, this is a true made-in-heaven deal; both guns use the same ten-round magazines! Don’t have a Hi-Point .380? Buy both the carbine and the pistol for less than half the price of one too-pretty-to-use semi-auto pistol.
The Hi-Point .380 Carbine is not a fancy $1,200+ foreign carbine, but it is more robust than those pretty guns and will launch equivalent-power bullets at the same velocity — (gosh all gee willikers “amazing!”).
The Hi-Point .380 Carbine is a tough gun so owners don’t have to protect it to keep it beautiful because beautiful it ain’t, but reliable, tough and useable anywhere, it is.
The Hi Point carbine low suggested retail price of $297.00
Hi-Point offers several low-cost options for the .380 Carbine, including a vertical folding hand grip, optical sight, laser sight, and red-dot sight.
Specifications:
- · Weight: 7 pounds
- · Overall length: 31.5 inches
- · Barrel length: 16.5 inches
- · Magazine capacity: 10 rounds
- · MSRP: $297.00
MKS Supply, LLC
8611-A North Dixie Drive
Dayton, OH, 45414
937-454-0363
www.mkssupply.com
I too have been trying to purchase a 380 carbine…witn no
Success since announced in NRA firearms magazine
many months ago
Hi-point only make 10 Rd mags for their guns.. yeah that’s stupid
I have both the 995TS and the 3895TS. The missus fires the 380 and also has a S&W M&P 2.0 380 EZ. I had a C9 and sold it to a buddy when I got a Taurus G2C. Concept for me is to be able to load whatever is in my ammo box (same rounds) for handgun or carbine. Gunbroker.com was where I got the S&W at $299 (about $100 off)… Carbines were both $210 at Gunbroker.com Taurus was on sale for $199 at Academy Sports Research, keep looking, and buy when you find the right price. NOTE: Shipping and… Read more »
Budsgunshop.com has 3 variants of the Hi Point 380 listed for sale on their website. I have bought from them before and they ship nationwide
I have a .380 ACP Hi-Point Carbine rifle. I have read that 9mm hi-point will also fit, is this true? Looking for larger magazines. Can anyone help to locate 16 to drum magazines?? Please let me know thanks
I have a .380 ACP Hi-Point Carbine rifle. Looking for larger magazines. Can anyone help to locate 16 to drum magazines?? Please let me know thanks
Lanbosarmory.com
I have the 995TS and love it and I also have the C9 both great guns. Anybody who puts down Hi-point firearms never had one.
Picked mine up yesterday from the 707 gunshop in Murrells Inlet then put 50 rounds through it. Not one jam, very accurate and fun to shoot. Mine cost the standard $299.00, list price.
I just got a Hi Point carbine Mod 380TS in .380 ACP from Sportsmans Guide for $246.99. When I checked back on the web site they were sold out but I would bet that, as popular as this gun appears to be, they will resupply quickly.