MKS Supply, the exclusive marketer of Hi-Point Firearms, is thrilled to unveil the latest innovations in Hi-Point’s renowned pistol series: the 995P, 4595P, and 1095P. These pistols bring the same legendary reliability, accuracy, and rugged American craftsmanship that Hi-Point has become known for, while offering exciting new features for both home defense and recreational shooters.
The 995P, 4595P, and 1095P pistols are specifically designed to meet the needs of users who demand versatile, dependable firearms for a range of applications. Whether for protection, sport shooting, or backpack carry, these pistols are ready to perform when it counts.
The 995P – Compact, Capable, and Ready for Adventure
A new pistol variant of Hi-Point’s immensely popular Model 995 Carbine, the 995P is an ideal choice for those looking for a compact yet reliable firearm. Perfect for carrying in a backpack, the 995P allows users to stay prepared on the go, while still benefiting from Hi-Point’s famed durability and lifetime warranty.
The 995P is designed to use the same magazines as the 995 Carbine, making it a practical choice for existing Hi-Point owners. Additionally, it is compatible with the RedBall 20-round magazine, providing extended firepower for those situations where additional capacity is necessary.
The 4595P – Power Meets Precision
The 4595P delivers the same reliability as the 995P, but with enhanced stopping power. This pistol uses the same magazines as the Model 4595 Carbine, as well as the JHP45 pistol, making it a versatile addition to any shooter’s collection. Like the 995P, the 4595P is also compatible with the RedBall 20-round magazine, offering extra capacity when needed.
The 1095P – Solid Reliability
This pistol uses the same magazines as the Model 4595 Carbine, as well as the JHP45 pistol, making it a versatile addition to any shooter’s collection. This model is not compatible with the Redball 20-round magazine.
All of these models are designed to enhance the shooting experience with a host of user-friendly upgrades. There will also be various kit options with Crimson Trace optics!
The 995P, 4595P, and 1095P are designed to enhance the shooting experience with a host of user-friendly upgrades.
Enhanced Features for a Superior Shooting Experience
Hi-Point has equipped the 995P, 4595P, and 1095P with several key features designed to improve accuracy and overall performance:
- HiViz Fiber Optic Front Sight: The new front sight utilizes HiViz light pipes for enhanced visibility, ensuring a crisp and clear sight picture in various lighting conditions.
- Ghost Ring Rear Sight: The rear sight features a ghost ring aperture, providing faster target acquisition and easier aiming for quick, accurate shots.
- Rear Picatinny Rail: A newly machined rear section of the pistols includes a Picatinny rail insert, allowing for easy attachment of a picatinny attached folding brace. The rear also accommodates a buffer tube acceptance, which can be inserted when the picatinny rail is removed This allows for folding, telescoping, or a fixed brace addition, providing greater flexibility and user preference.
- Quick Disconnect Sling Capability: All models offer a quick-disconnect sling option, ensuring that the pistols are easily transportable while maintaining user readiness.
- Thumb Magazine Release: The pistols feature an intuitive thumb magazine release, allowing for quick, seamless reloading.
Specifications
Hi-Point 995P Pistol Specifications:
- Barrel Length: 13.25″
- Overall Length: 20.5″
- Threading: 1/2×28
- Weight: 6.1 lbs
- Magazine Capacity: 10-round mag standard, 20-round RedBall available
Hi-Point 4595P Pistol Specifications:
- Barrel Length: 14.25″
- Overall Length: 21.875″
- Threading: .578×28
- Weight: 6.5 lbs
- Magazine Capacity: 9-round mag standard, 20-round RedBall available
Hi-Point 1095P Pistol Specifications:
- Barrel Length: 14.25″
- Overall Length: 21.875″
- Threading: .578×28
- Weight: 6.5 lbs
Shared Features:
- Front Sight: HiViz light pipes fiber optics
- Rear Sight: Ghost ring aperture
- Back Plate: Accepts standard buffer tube
- Rear Rail: Picatinny rail insert
- Sling: Quick-disconnect sling capability
- Magazine Release: Thumb magazine release
A company that makes rifles and pistols realizes that some shooters like benefitting from more points of contact than a pistol without going up to rifle size – especially with a suppressor. Why TF would their entry into that market use carbine-length barrels for pistol cartridges?
Just guessing here, but these look a lot like their respective carbines. I’d bet the barrel is the shortest that the carbine upper could handle, without having to redesign the upper. Look at the 995, it has about 3″ of barrel sticking forward out of the front of the upper, and on the 995P, the front sight is tucked in as close to the upper as it can get.
I’m with you, I’d much rather have an 8″ or 9″ barrel on the 4595P, but that would have meant redesigning the whole front of the gun, and I’m thinking they didn’t want to go through that effort when they could make a “pistol” just by chopping off the stock and shortening up the barrel as much as they could.
I saw a picture of the carbine after I posted, and had a similar thought. I don’t own one, but it seems from this: https://everygunpart.com/long-guns-kits/hi-point-995-semi-auto-evguf3-vwhd-00.html that the telescoping bolt ends at the front of the “upper” (which is just a cheesy sheetmetal cover), and the rest is just superfluous plastic. Even if I’m missing something, it seems like it would have made much more sense to start with their pistols and add some sort of chassis. I can’t imagine anyone wanting to forego the advantages of a real stock just to save two Fn inches.
How did hipoint put together the majority of what I am looking for in a larger 10mm pistol (sorta)?
No. Just….. no. Raving reviews though. Wonder who wrote it.