Really a great shot gun for the money, but the Savage Stevens security has more features with a pistol grip may even be a better bargain. I have seen torture tests and it performed well. China can make some really good guns and knives like SOG. But I have to say I like that 88.
Better a Hi-Point in the hand than a S&W on layaway when trouble finds you. FYI, the customer service department in Ohio is awesome. Hold onto the box it comes in.
I've had several hi points, all reliable but ugly and bulky, but for the price and lifetime warranty plus being able to handle plus P ammo, it's a darn good gun for the money.
You can get a larger framed Hi-Point pistol in 9, 40 & 45 for under $200. All accurate and reliable with a lifetime guarantee. The biggest drawback are size and weight.
@dougcutler4948 Any pistol is better than a high point. If you are looking for cheap but better, I would go with a Taurus G3C. It is as cheap as it gets and still have a firearm that is modern, relyable, and could actually even be fun to shoot. Sub $350 as well.
I am a fan of the old H&R Partners. Any gauge, dead nuts reliable, simple as can be, maintainace can’t be any simpler. Want to be tactical, wack the barrel off at 18 1/2, put a big dot front bead on it, a butt stock ammo cuff, and a couple rattle cans of camo paint.
There's a company named MCARBO that makes a trigger kit for the HiPoints AND one for the Maverick 88. Before the kit, my HiPoint trigger was 8 pounds and felt like a staple gun. Now it's a crisp 5pounds.
I purchased a Stevens 320 combo w/18.5 & 28" barrel, for $219 couldn't pass it up the versatility of this shotty compared to cost is tuff to beat! I can use it for hunting or home defense. It's a smooth shooter.
I'm actually with you on all of these. I own a Maverick and RS22 both are great. The RS-22 is almost phenomenal, the only things about it are the lack of aftermarket support, aftermarket mags that actually work well and other stocks. But damn I can ring plates and the sights are bright. Well over 1000 rounds of Remington Golden Bullets and haven't had any major malfunctions apart from a dud or two. The sales clerk told me that if I hated it, he'll give me 50 bucks for it 🤣 jokes on him I've been happy with it. I would like to get the WMR model.
My rs22 was just above $100 when walmart could get them. Just about the best $100 I ever spent. It rivals my $70 baofeng 1701 dmr handheld as the best bargains I have gotten this decade.
People crap on the Hi-Point all day long and yet it still functions without issues. My first Hi-Point was the 995 Carbine from 2002 and I still have it today and it eats ammo like no tomorrow. Went and purchased the .45 ACP Carbine last year and it eats. I have a Glock 21 Gen 5 and it is having failures left and right. WTF, right! Glock should never have failures but yet it does and it cost me over $600.
Hp 45acp. Never a problem. Yes its big and heavy, i have big hands so dainty pistols i cant use. Also if it was out of ammo, it makes a good club because it's actually made of metal unlike other companies plastic guns.
It is about trade off and compromises. If you are going to have a blowback operating system, then you will need the size and mass to absorb the recoil. Hi Points work well. And they are more acurate than the majority of shooters holding them. They have there place and roll.
The Mav is like 270 now, but u get 2 barrels with it, only other thing is a heritage revolver ..which aren't very accurate but do work just fine, I've had no malfunctions in either.
I remember that, my late father in law back in the early 90's bought one. SKS (chinese made) in an akm platform with the thumb hole stock and a 30rd mag (just before the Brady bill passed). Also a case of 7.62 x 39 ammo for it, l think he paid less than $250 for both. Granted it was all stamped steel it shot pretty good and was fairly reliable. For what he wanted it for it was served his purpose.
I have the Savage 320 in 12g and it's as good as anything else I own, incuding a Remington 870 in 12g and a Maverick 88 in 20g. No one can deny the Remington is a better-made firearm, but it was twice as expensive and is lots heavier to lug around. Actually, I'm less inclined to take the 870 to the range as often as the other two because it's so pretty and I don't want to ding it up, so the Savage and the Maverick get almost all the fun..
I own the Heritage 22lr with a 6 inch barrel and ordered the extra cylinder in 22mag for 30 dollars and have yet to fire it. When I first opened the box I couldn't believe how beautiful it was and it looked and felt like a 500 dollar gun. How can they make a gun like this with such a low price? The reviews I have seen have always been positive . I paid under 200 dollars with the extra cylinder for this gun.
New out of the box they do look great! Just be very careful and give yours a lot of TLC as the finishes can wear quickly. Quality control in later production was an issue as they sped up manufacturing to meet demand, I've see a few with the barrel turned so that the sight blade was out of alignment and have seen several with timing issues. Once you can get through to Customer Service, they will repair under warrant, but it may take one or two trips back and forth before the problems are fully resolved. But at the price and for a firearm made in the USA, they are nice plinkers.
I had both a maverick 88 and a Hipoint C9 and loved them both. The mav was just as good with its functionality as my mossberg 500 but didn't have a safety switch. The C9 was accurate, comfortable, didn't have much recoil and even though people say it's balance is bad I thought it was just fine. The 7 rnd mags kinda stink but you can use higher capacity mags mage for the highpoint carbine with no mods. It's basically the Toyota tercel of the gun world. Cheap and reliable.
My first semi auto .22 rifle was a mossberg plinkster. It was an absolute nightmare!!! Failure to feed about every 7th round!! I returned it to the shop I bought it from and got a Ruger 10/22, best .22 rifle I’ve ever owned
When my son was in highschool there were gang problems. I had a highpoint.380 I gave it to him for protection. I told him, You get in a situation where you need to use it, just use it, and throw it in the river! I paid 69 dollars for it brand new, it shot pretty well for a cheap gun.
I own a heritage rough rider with the mag cylinder, the Stevens 320 field 12 gauge and a Rossi RS22M. The Stevens 320 was the 1st shotgun I bought. I used it for deer hunting until I bought the Remington 870 12 gauge. Love the 22lr caliber. Own about 10 22lr firearms.
My Rossi is a single shot break open 12 gauge which I got for $125 new. It's the only gun I might need to survive in the wilderness. Few moving parts, easy to maintain and clean, nothing to break in the middle of nowhere.
That Rossi r22m is a good rifle for the money. If you are looking for a lightweight semi auto 22 magnum. I paid a little more than $200 think mine was $249 plus ffl fees
@@lonniebeal6032that's not really true😮 I have the 357 Magnum and I loaded with hollow points😮 that works pretty well Ian preventing the bullet going through walls😮
Good for you to have quite a lot of choices for under $200 gun. Where I'm from, even a freaking Hi Point at Special Sale with 50% off cost around $250+. Can't get any gun for under $200 here in Philippines.
Heritage Rough Ridery 22LR 6.5in barrel. I ordered a second one this morning from Sportsman's Warehouse for 137.00 - $25 rebate from Heritage. I'd rather have that revolver than a cheaper shotgun/rifle. Then get you a 22Mag cylinder from heritage. Also Sportsmans Warehouse has Armscor 22 WMR (22 Mag) 40gr JHP Rimfire Ammo - 50 Rounds $15.99
People dont know that the Mav 88 and the Mossberg 500 are the same shotgun, the only difference is that the Mav 88 internal parts are made in Mexico and the 500 are made in the USA, also the safety swith is different MAV88 is on the side next to the trigger, and the 500 is on top. Same interchangeable parts.
I have about 4000 rounds through my C9, puts holes in the target about where you want them. Had a firearms instructor ask me "Do you want to trust your life to one?" Yea, I would.
I own in my collection a Hi point . The spent the night in the river . When I found it rinsed it off with river water . It operated perfectly , I will never part with my Hi point .
I bought a Tula .22LR and though i don’t know the price today i paid 130 bucks for it 6 years ago and though its a little fussy with lighter ammo it is super accurate with most ammo of reasonable quality over 38 grains largely due i think to the exceptional trigger , slightly gritty for the first hundred or so shots but very smooth and consistent after a couple more packs and adjustable down to around 1 /12 lbs with an adjustable first stage length of pull wasted on me as i like the tiniest first stage and 2/12 lbs , it has been totally reliable and I feel confident at well over 100 yards on corvids and rabbits and restrict myself to 150 just because but im still confident thats my limit and not the rife, it’s especially useful with 40 to 60 grain subsonic ammo
I own a savage 320 12 gauge and 20 gauge. I own a rough rider. I own a rossi rs 22 but cannot get 25 Round mags anywhere. I own a hi point 45 acp. And i own a maverick 88 cruiser.
☕👍 I own all these ,I can attest this video is 100% accurate. I have put 100s of rouds through all these. The Stevens is my designated turkey gun. The 88 with plain jane wood is FN awesome Subbed
For the money the ruger wrangler is a better deal no plastic parts and cerakoted so it will last and be easier to clean (22 ammo is unbelievably dirty)
Man, I'd put a Mav 88 up against any other shotgun competitively in any class. It's a great shotgun especially with an 18" barrel for self defense. Light and easy maneuvering to say the least. I have no idea why you said not as good as the Mossberg 500 or Remington 700 - most likely because they have more durable furniture, but that's about it. I have all 3 and find no real advantage to the expensive arms over the 88.
Heritage Roughrider is a .22 single action not the .38 you were showing. Also the F.I.E. is not a roughrider. There's plenty of footage out there without just throwing filler in the video.
Only the 88 would i trust. I don't care about any warranty. I care about a guaranty of "click->bang". I had a RAM 3500 with a great warranty, I didn't enjoy using it several times each year.
A gun has only two purposes. Putting food on the table and defending your family. It always pays to invest in a firearm, not just get the cheapest thing you can find.
Agreed, but you can still shop around for deals. Just make sure you take the purchase to a range and put a few rounds through it to make sure your ammo feeds right and it's reliable/accurate
Great info. But, respectfully, work on editting the copy if you're going to let AI or text to speech read it over the video. Little pronunciation problems are very distracting.
Find a old german made 22lr revolver. Easy to conseal, 2 " barrel ( i have a longer spare barrel she prefers mr stubby) and even though my wifes carry is one of the very early models, still works like new. its her "mugger gut buster" (i call it that), she calls it her "forced transitioner" she always aims for the peanuts!
well done on finding a wife that likes guns and mine are much bigger than peanuts but even if half the size of a peanut I dont want to be shot in the nuts PERIOD!
For the money the 88 is as good as it gets.
Really a great shot gun for the money, but the Savage Stevens security has more features with a pistol grip may even be a better bargain. I have seen torture tests and it performed well. China can make some really good guns and knives like SOG. But I have to say I like that 88.
@@Ray-vq2jc You may be right, but, a pistol grip on a shotgun is just for show.
@@darrellblake799 It gives you something to hang on to and stabilizes just like a AR-15 or AK rifle.
@@Ray-vq2jc I have all these things you reference to and it is an unnecessary feature.
My 88 is about 23 years old and I don’t have a clue how many rounds been through it. Still works.
One thing about the Hi Point is that it has a lifetime warranty.
Better a Hi-Point in the hand than a S&W on layaway when trouble finds you. FYI, the customer service department in Ohio is awesome. Hold onto the box it comes in.
Yup doesn't matter if your the first or hundred and first owner they'll fix anything
I've had several hi points, all reliable but ugly and bulky, but for the price and lifetime warranty plus being able to handle plus P ammo, it's a darn good gun for the money.
And they will honor no questions asked! I've dealt with them and they stick by that warranty!
Yea ill take my 3 gen glock 17 any day of the week
You can get a larger framed Hi-Point pistol in 9, 40 & 45 for under $200. All accurate and reliable with a lifetime guarantee.
The biggest drawback are size and weight.
For a carry gun?
S&W Shield 1.0
$150 - 200 used.
@@gk5891Seems like id like the S an W trigger pull better
I prefer the hipoint jcp, that 40 is sturdy and reliable after ya put it thru its paces
I had a hi point 40. It went off by itself. I sold it.
@dougcutler4948 Any pistol is better than a high point. If you are looking for cheap but better, I would go with a Taurus G3C. It is as cheap as it gets and still have a firearm that is modern, relyable, and could actually even be fun to shoot. Sub $350 as well.
I am a fan of the old H&R Partners. Any gauge, dead nuts reliable, simple as can be, maintainace can’t be any simpler. Want to be tactical, wack the barrel off at 18 1/2, put a big dot front bead on it, a butt stock ammo cuff, and a couple rattle cans of camo paint.
There's a company named MCARBO that makes a trigger kit for the HiPoints AND one for the Maverick 88. Before the kit, my HiPoint trigger was 8 pounds and felt like a staple gun. Now it's a crisp 5pounds.
wtf a 3 pound trigger LOL
I purchased a Stevens 320 combo w/18.5 & 28" barrel, for $219 couldn't pass it up the versatility of this shotty compared to cost is tuff to beat! I can use it for hunting or home defense. It's a smooth shooter.
I bought one a few years ago and have never shot it. Looks pretty good, so hope it's reliable!
@ambu6478 hope you try it out soon! Safe shooting 👍
I'm actually with you on all of these.
I own a Maverick and RS22 both are great. The RS-22 is almost phenomenal, the only things about it are the lack of aftermarket support, aftermarket mags that actually work well and other stocks. But damn I can ring plates and the sights are bright.
Well over 1000 rounds of Remington Golden Bullets and haven't had any major malfunctions apart from a dud or two.
The sales clerk told me that if I hated it, he'll give me 50 bucks for it 🤣 jokes on him I've been happy with it. I would like to get the WMR model.
My rs22 was just above $100 when walmart could get them. Just about the best $100 I ever spent. It rivals my $70 baofeng 1701 dmr handheld as the best bargains I have gotten this decade.
Maverick 88 is excellent. I have owned 2 highpoint 9mm pistols and a 40 cal carbine.. all were excellent.
Man I loved my 9mm hi point carbine used to rabbit hunt with mine
Not nit picking but the Remington shotgun is an 870. The 700 is a bolt action rifle.
Yea didn't want to say it myself but since..... well you know.
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Re arguing with a robot.
Correct!
Yea those high point and their triggers thats how they are.
If you can come up with an extra $100 there are some really great 9mm pistols in the $300 range like the S&W SD9 and the Ruger Security 9.
I own the Stevens 320 Security model. You just want to make sure you don't short arm the racking.
In California the Mossberg Maverick costs $249-$289. Still a good deal. They must be selling well.
On sale for 179 dollars at Big 5...
$189 in Tennessee at Wallyworld
My C9 goes bang every time.
Hi Point isn't sexy but those guns don't fail. The gun snaobs hate on them but for no reason other than looks. Incredibly reliable.
@@revbud3123 And accurate.
Hi points area pain in the butt to conceal with how chunky they are but make good bedside or glove box guns.
THE HIPOINT IS JUNK IVE SEEN MANY OF THEM FAIL.....YOU PROBABLY GOT LUCKY
@patrickpatterson182 So I guess most Hi-Point owners "got lucky". It's a good thing they have that lifetime warranty.
They never heard gunsmith
88 is great . I had one 12 years should have never sold
The high point in any caliber goes bang I never had a failure to fire ugly like a pug but faithful
And thanks to weight, the 380 has very little recoil.
People crap on the Hi-Point all day long and yet it still functions without issues. My first Hi-Point was the 995 Carbine from 2002 and I still have it today and it eats ammo like no tomorrow. Went and purchased the .45 ACP Carbine last year and it eats. I have a Glock 21 Gen 5 and it is having failures left and right. WTF, right! Glock should never have failures but yet it does and it cost me over $600.
Hp 45acp. Never a problem. Yes its big and heavy, i have big hands so dainty pistols i cant use. Also if it was out of ammo, it makes a good club because it's actually made of metal unlike other companies plastic guns.
High point supposedly has great warranty and customer service as well
It is about trade off and compromises. If you are going to have a blowback operating system, then you will need the size and mass to absorb the recoil. Hi Points work well. And they are more acurate than the majority of shooters holding them. They have there place and roll.
The Mav is like 270 now, but u get 2 barrels with it, only other thing is a heritage revolver ..which aren't very accurate but do work just fine, I've had no malfunctions in either.
Used to be able to get an SKS for $75 now there $600
If you can find an sks for 600 you better buy it quick fast!
I haven't seen on for under 800 in a while
Sks are not worth more than $75 ,I like them but they are garbage
I remember that, my late father in law back in the early 90's bought one. SKS (chinese made) in an akm platform with the thumb hole stock and a 30rd mag (just before the Brady bill passed). Also a case of 7.62 x 39 ammo for it, l think he paid less than $250 for both. Granted it was all stamped steel it shot pretty good and was fairly reliable. For what he wanted it for it was served his purpose.
"Rough" as in rough rider revolver stands for the finish, which is poor.
But it works.
I have the Savage 320 in 12g and it's as good as anything else I own, incuding a Remington 870 in 12g and a Maverick 88 in 20g. No one can deny the Remington is a better-made firearm, but it was twice as expensive and is lots heavier to lug around. Actually, I'm less inclined to take the 870 to the range as often as the other two because it's so pretty and I don't want to ding it up, so the Savage and the Maverick get almost all the fun..
I own the Heritage 22lr with a 6 inch barrel and ordered the extra cylinder in 22mag for 30 dollars and have yet to fire it. When I first opened the box I couldn't believe how beautiful it was and it looked and felt like a 500 dollar gun. How can they make a gun like this with such a low price? The reviews I have seen have always been positive . I paid under 200 dollars with the extra cylinder for this gun.
New out of the box they do look great! Just be very careful and give yours a lot of TLC as the finishes can wear quickly. Quality control in later production was an issue as they sped up manufacturing to meet demand, I've see a few with the barrel turned so that the sight blade was out of alignment and have seen several with timing issues. Once you can get through to Customer Service, they will repair under warrant, but it may take one or two trips back and forth before the problems are fully resolved. But at the price and for a firearm made in the USA, they are nice plinkers.
@@robbylock1741 Thanks for your reply Robby and this was very useful information.
I got a 10mm HiPoint for hiking-fishing carry, around $230 out the door. I know not under $200, but very useful when in Grizzly country.
But if you have near by neighbors, it's useless. That 10mm round will be in your neighbor.
@@lonniebeal6032 only if you miss. where practice comes in
@@lonniebeal6032 Just like that 9mm that "blows the lungs right out of the body."
I had both a maverick 88 and a Hipoint C9 and loved them both. The mav was just as good with its functionality as my mossberg 500 but didn't have a safety switch. The C9 was accurate, comfortable, didn't have much recoil and even though people say it's balance is bad I thought it was just fine. The 7 rnd mags kinda stink but you can use higher capacity mags mage for the highpoint carbine with no mods. It's basically the Toyota tercel of the gun world. Cheap and reliable.
That Rossi 22lr used to be the mossberg 702 plinkster.
Ross revolver 410 shot gun that's a good choice to have , Every Russians soldier in Ukraine wished they had one , especially vs drones.
Yeah I have the plinkster... Works perfect to this day, ain't been cleaned once
My first semi auto .22 rifle was a mossberg plinkster. It was an absolute nightmare!!! Failure to feed about every 7th round!! I returned it to the shop I bought it from and got a Ruger 10/22, best .22 rifle I’ve ever owned
They’re a great little gun
The safety on the 88 is on its trigger group. the Mossberg safety is on its receiver.
When my son was in highschool there were gang problems. I had a highpoint.380
I gave it to him for protection. I told him, You get in a situation where you need to use it, just use it, and throw it in the river! I paid 69 dollars for it brand new, it shot pretty well for a cheap gun.
I own a heritage rough rider with the mag cylinder, the Stevens 320 field 12 gauge and a Rossi RS22M. The Stevens 320 was the 1st shotgun I bought. I used it for deer hunting until I bought the Remington 870 12 gauge. Love the 22lr caliber. Own about 10 22lr firearms.
Savage 64 is another cheap 22lr rifle that works pretty good.
I had one it was junk
I like mine , I put a cheap 3 × 9 × 40 scope on it and its reasonably accurate..... Good " bang " for the bucks !
A shotgun. You can use it for everything in a pinch and you never said it had to be new.
Yep, you can pick them up for under $200 at the pawn shop all day. Very versatile.
I have the rossi rb22m 22mag and it's very accurate.
Rossi's twin brother.citadel is exactly the same rifle, but has a storterized stock and threaded barrel...
$150
Mossberg 702 Plinkster is the exact same rifle
My Rossi is a single shot break open 12 gauge which I got for $125 new. It's the only gun I might need to survive in the wilderness.
Few moving parts, easy to maintain and clean, nothing to break in the middle of nowhere.
That Rossi r22m is a good rifle for the money. If you are looking for a lightweight semi auto 22 magnum. I paid a little more than $200 think mine was $249 plus ffl fees
Pawn shop. .40 cal Ruger $225
Umm, that's over. And large caliber are useless in home defense if you have neighbors.
@@lonniebeal6032that's not really true😮 I have the 357 Magnum and I loaded with hollow points😮 that works pretty well Ian preventing the bullet going through walls😮
Savage Mark II bolt action 22lr . Shot placement is always key & the Mark II shoots as well as YOU do.
Maverick 88 period
Good for you to have quite a lot of choices for under $200 gun. Where I'm from, even a freaking Hi Point at Special Sale with 50% off cost around $250+. Can't get any gun for under $200 here in Philippines.
The first 4 I own, almost had number 5, except mine is in .45acp.
You most definitely can extend the mag tub of an M88.
I have the rough rider with the 22 mag cylinder. Also have the stevens 320 20 gauge. Love them both.
I bought two high point C9s at a local gun show many years ago. They were jam o matics. I couldn’t get rid of them fast enough
I've seen people kill rabbit, squirrel, groundhogs and even a 6 point whitetail. Illegal to hunt deer but works.
Go to PSA and you can get a ruger wrangler for the same price as the rough rider as long as you don't mind it in crushed orchid colour.
Dont sleep on the maverick 88. It's good for bird and home defense
I own a Rossi 22. It good light gun
I recently bought a Rossi R22Mag love that little gun and it was just over $200.
Heritage Rough Ridery 22LR 6.5in barrel. I ordered a second one this morning from Sportsman's Warehouse for 137.00 - $25 rebate from Heritage. I'd rather have that revolver than a cheaper shotgun/rifle. Then get you a 22Mag cylinder from heritage. Also Sportsmans Warehouse has Armscor 22 WMR (22 Mag) 40gr JHP Rimfire Ammo - 50 Rounds $15.99
People dont know that the Mav 88 and the Mossberg 500 are the same shotgun, the only difference is that the Mav 88 internal parts are made in Mexico and the 500 are made in the USA, also the safety swith is different MAV88 is on the side next to the trigger, and the 500 is on top. Same interchangeable parts.
I have about 4000 rounds through my C9, puts holes in the target about where you want them. Had a firearms instructor ask me "Do you want to trust your life to one?" Yea, I would.
I love my rs22
I own in my collection a Hi point . The spent the night in the river . When I found it rinsed it off with river water . It operated perfectly , I will never part with my Hi point .
I have the Rossi. Cant find extra mags at all.
.357 magnum $225 pawn shop.
It's over $200 and useless in homedefense if you have neighbors close by.
Same here Ruger 6" barrel. It's traveled over 5000 miles inside the US now
Shotguns are good against trespassing drones, bird shot.
The RS22 will lock back on the last shot, but as soon as you drop the magazine out at the bolt will close
Used Star Mega-Star 45cor 9mm. Used zAuuto ordinance 45 goes 250 & Mossburg 110 22 bolt action I've see even 200.🤠
You can get Mossberg after market products and make it look exactly like a 500. With slings, pistol, grip, telescopic, stock, etc..
I bought a Tula .22LR and though i don’t know the price today i paid 130 bucks for it 6 years ago and though its a little fussy with lighter ammo it is super accurate with most ammo of reasonable quality over 38 grains largely due i think to the exceptional trigger , slightly gritty for the first hundred or so shots but very smooth and consistent after a couple more packs and adjustable down to around 1 /12 lbs with an adjustable first stage length of pull wasted on me as i like the tiniest first stage and 2/12 lbs , it has been totally reliable and I feel confident at well over 100 yards on corvids and rabbits and restrict myself to 150 just because but im still confident thats my limit and not the rife, it’s especially useful with 40 to 60 grain subsonic ammo
Ive eyeing the rough rider to carry with me in the woods while gold panning. Snakes or crazy dogs or foxes stuff like that
My son has a Stephen's 320. It broke in a way that you have to replace a nearly $100 part.
I own a savage 320 12 gauge and 20 gauge. I own a rough rider. I own a rossi rs 22 but cannot get 25 Round mags anywhere. I own a hi point 45 acp. And i own a maverick 88 cruiser.
I would trust my C9, and it is in my go bag, won't carry it every day because of the size, but it fires every time I pull the trigger.
Rather than that Rossi, buy the 10/22.
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I own all these ,I can attest this video is 100% accurate.
I have put 100s of rouds through all these.
The Stevens is my designated turkey gun.
The 88 with plain jane wood is FN awesome
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Have three HiPoints, .380, 9mm and.40...Never had n issue with any of them...And, it's American Made, has a lifetime warranty...
Pawnshop your best bet. Find a small town nearby.
For the money the ruger wrangler is a better deal no plastic parts and cerakoted so it will last and be easier to clean (22 ammo is unbelievably dirty)
Man, I'd put a Mav 88 up against any other shotgun competitively in any class. It's a great shotgun especially with an 18" barrel for self defense. Light and easy maneuvering to say the least. I have no idea why you said not as good as the Mossberg 500 or Remington 700 - most likely because they have more durable furniture, but that's about it. I have all 3 and find no real advantage to the expensive arms over the 88.
Remington 700 lol that's a rifle not a shot gun
Also at PSA you can get a ruger LCP for 200
Maybe Ted is on a vacation 😂
A great rifle for the price and accurate
Damn I hate AI.
Get a used Remington 870 12 ga.
Heritage Roughrider is a .22 single action not the .38 you were showing. Also the F.I.E. is not a roughrider. There's plenty of footage out there without just throwing filler in the video.
Only the 88 would i trust. I don't care about any warranty. I care about a guaranty of "click->bang". I had a RAM 3500 with a great warranty, I didn't enjoy using it several times each year.
The video shown when you talked about the heritage, Roughrider is not for a 22 nor is it a heritage. There’s no such thing as a centerfire 22.
Wrong!!!
.222, .223, 22-250.
I could go on, but what is the point?
I assumed he meant to say 22LR@@A-Z__124
A Mossberg Maverick 12 ga
I'm not big fan of very long shot guns it more reaction time moves, believe me .
How about a red ryder high velocity BB gun
You'll shoot your eye out, kid !
Single shot shotguns commonly go below $200.00. You ought to be able to find a good one.
RS22 comes in a not-so-sturdy cardboard box. Your rear sight may arrive damaged... ahem! But, otherwise, quite fine.
I’d be afraid that the Hi Point would blow up in my hands….. they do not have a reputation for quality or safety
Scott dont lie you are an ai robot. Get a real scott.
If you had all the cheddar in the opening frame (0:00), you could buy a very nice firearm...
Maverick 88 is the only answer
A gun has only two purposes. Putting food on the table and defending your family. It always pays to invest in a firearm, not just get the cheapest thing you can find.
Agreed, but you can still shop around for deals. Just make sure you take the purchase to a range and put a few rounds through it to make sure your ammo feeds right and it's reliable/accurate
Polytech an norico r very good guns
Yes but there not cheap anymore unless your in Canada
decently quality is very important
lol
Great info. But, respectfully, work on editting the copy if you're going to let AI or text to speech read it over the video. Little pronunciation problems are very distracting.
I’d rather get a cheap rock island than a hi point.
12 gauge pump shotgun by Mossberg.
Find a old german made 22lr revolver. Easy to conseal, 2 " barrel ( i have a longer spare barrel she prefers mr stubby) and even though my wifes carry is one of the very early models, still works like new. its her "mugger gut buster" (i call it that), she calls it her "forced transitioner" she always aims for the peanuts!
well done on finding a wife that likes guns and mine are much bigger than peanuts but even if half the size of a peanut I dont want to be shot in the nuts PERIOD!
@@lesliemiller7534 mines a lot bigger! It's her firearm preference, her other favorite is my 50 bmg but that's not easy to conceal! Lol
The Maverick 88 IS a Mossberg and you labeled it an MC2, which is a handgun.
I spent $365 for a Walther 1911 in .22lr
I have never seen a 88 for under 260.00
I’ve got a Winchester 1300 and it doesn’t have a rotating bolt……🤔
If you're good you can find a G3c for $200, they tested better than the Glock 19
Used 12 ga pump shotgun
With the money you saved you could have spent extra to get a better quality AI voice
the RS22 is a Mossberg Plinkster 702 Clone, not a Marlin clone.