Hi-Point Firearms for Sale

Hi-Point Pistols, Carbines, and Rifles

Hi-Point Firearms is best known for affordable, straightforward semi-automatic pistols and pistol-caliber carbines offered across several common chamberings. Its lineup ranges from compact and full-size handguns to carbines built around handgun cartridges. Shop Hi-Point pistols and carbines from trusted sellers on GunBroker.

The Hi-Point HP-15 expands the brand beyond its traditional blowback-operated pistols and pistol-caliber carbines with an AR-style rifle platform. Chambered in 5.56 NATO, the HP-15 gives Hi-Point buyers an option built around the familiar AR pattern.

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The Hi-Point YC9 / Yeet Cannon is the modern successor to the Hi-Point C9. Both are blowback-operated 9mm pistols, but the YC9 updates the platform with a 10-round double-stack magazine, accessory rail, front and rear slide serrations, and optic-mounting capability.

On the carbine side, the Hi-Point 995 is the brand's established 9mm pistol-caliber carbine family. The later 995TS introduced the Target Stock configuration, while retaining the blowback-operated action and 9mm chambering associated with the 995 series. The CF380 applies Hi-Point's blowback-operated pistol design to .380 ACP and shares much of its basic design approach with the C9.

Shop Hi-Point Firearms by Caliber

Hi-Point offers several chamberings across its pistol and carbine families. Hi-Point 9mm firearms include both handguns and carbines, while Hi-Point .45 offerings likewise span .45 ACP pistols and pistol-caliber carbines. The lineup also includes Hi-Point 10mm firearms and Hi-Point .380 pistols and carbines.

Hi-Point Magazines

Owners shopping for supporting components can also browse Hi-Point magazines for compatible pistol and carbine models. Magazine fit can vary by firearm and chambering, so buyers should confirm the model, caliber, capacity, and seller description before purchasing.

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Hi-Point Frequently Asked Questions

What types of firearms does Hi-Point make?

Hi-Point Firearms makes semi-automatic pistols, pistol-caliber carbines, and the HP-15 AR-style rifle. Its pistol and carbine lineup includes models chambered in 9mm, .380 ACP, .40 S&W, .45 ACP, and 10mm Auto.

What is the difference between the Hi-Point C9 and YC9?

The Hi-Point YC9 is the modern successor to the C9. Both are blowback-operated 9mm pistols, but the YC9 adds a 10-round double-stack magazine, accessory rail, front and rear slide serrations, and optic-mounting capability.

What is the Hi-Point 995?

The Hi-Point 995 is a blowback-operated pistol-caliber carbine chambered in 9mm. Later 995TS models use the Target Stock configuration while remaining part of the 995 carbine family.

Do Hi-Point magazines fit every Hi-Point firearm?

No. Magazine compatibility varies by model, caliber, and capacity. Buyers should verify the firearm model and chambering against the magazine description before purchasing.

Can I buy Hi-Point Firearms online?

Yes. You can purchase Hi-Point Firearms online where permitted by law. The firearm must be shipped to and transferred through a licensed FFL dealer in accordance with applicable federal, state, and local laws.

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