Hi-Point C9 Review
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- In this video I will show you guys my new Hi-Point C9 and will be sharing my thoughts on it. I hope you enjoy the video and thanks for watching!
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I picked up the c9 dirty cheap from a friend in need of some cash. I had very low expectations but after shooting it I actually didn’t hate it. For some reason my wife loves it and she had to get her very own pink camo version. She isn’t really a fan of guns so I was thrilled she would shoot it and was decent with it. Last year a guy tried to mug her outside her office and she pulled the gun he charged her and she dropped him. The guy ended up living due to the ambulance being next door at Taco Bell. But I’m grateful for the c9 because the guy was later connected to 3 robberies and 2 rapes. It saved her life!!!
I never shot one but because of the heavy slide the recoil impulse is mild. I guess that is what your wife likes. They came up with a 10mm and the reviewer all they, that its the softest shooting 10mm. No wonder with that big heavy slide.
@@Gieszkanne the slide is a nice chunk on metal. I have put a few hundred rounds through it without issue. My wife’s is the same with probably much less use though. If someone needs something to protect their house and it’s all you can afford it’s probably fine but if you want a workhorse at the range it will probably eventually give you issues. I personally carry my mp 9c but if the c9 was all I had I’d be fairly confident in it. Definitely shot worse.
Too bad she didn't make it a head shot.
@@davidmarks5400 I agree! The guy was very lucky to survive. If the ambulance hadn’t been within a few minutes away he probably wouldn’t. That and several hours of surgery. The only good thing is he lived to face justice for his crimes. In other good news my wife has since upgraded to a p365x so she is actually better prepared.
Question . What was the aftermath for ya'll afterwards,court wise and financial wise.if I may ask?@@curtk8130
i have a C9 for 2yrs and still like it, i bought one to test the rumors, works like a charm. person at the gun shop said they sell a ton of C9 because they are cheap. AND ITS MADE IN THE USA!
Same here. I bought my Hi Point out of morbid curiosity, but it worked well after properly breaking the magazines. I love my Hi Point.
I have both the c9 9mm and the JHP 45. They are reliable. I paid $179 for the C9 and $189 for my JHP. I love them both! From my experience I have had no more issues with my Hi Points than any other gun I’ve owned or shot. Hi Points are reliable ,safe budget guns. They are budget guns for a reason. They are simply made without all the bells and whistles but they get the job done! For all the higher end guns out there, Hi point is not the only one that requires a punch to disassemble. With the way the world being so crazy, if some one is on a tight budget, I’d rather see them purchase a Hi point for protection for now vs going without. Besides, the whole reason Pi Point was founded was so any and everyone who wanted or needed a firearm for protection could have that option regardless of finances. Myself, I’m not limited to simply having to buy a Hi Point, but I understand the value they have to offer and respect Hi Point for what they are! Hi Points have a lifetime warranty and are made in America! Their customer service to me has been nothing less than 5 ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️! What I like best about the company is that they provide affordable 2A availability to everyone that wants and needs it. For that, Hi Point has my respect!
Well said bro!
Lifetime transferable warranty at that.
I have both the c9 and 45 as well. Picked them up for 2 reasons. #1 made in Ohio by a machine shop #2 thought they would be good for bartering one day. They both ended up working out well for me because I have big hands. I also like the weight . If you run out of ammo you can throw it!
But for 179+189=368 you could have get a much better gun.
@Gieszkanne Hi Points are good guns. Don't be a snob.
A lot of people think it can’t, but the slide will lock back without the mag you have to pull the slide back far & the safety switch goes up into a notch in the middle of the slide on the left side
I have had a c9 for years it’s my gun I take camping has never failed me
I like it! Any trouble finding holsters?
@@bulletprooftactical9842 nope found one on eBay for it for like 12 bucks
I have quite a few Hi-Points. I like them
Thanks for watching my friend! 👌🏽🤟🏽
Jist picked a used one up. It was a $99.99 9mm special including FFL. Couldn't be happier. Keep her oiled up.
The guy breaking into my house isn't going to complain about being killed buy a 170 dollar pistol or a 900 dollar pistol.
Facts. Use what works for you.
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Traded a lawnmower for a c9 9 years ago. My preferred caliber is .45 but I wanted a 9 for budget shooting. Magazine is garbage but the C9 is reliable and passably accurate. Gr8 trade on my part!
Is there a after market magazine out there?
@@drewgrows7765 Yes, Promag makes one that is in my experience better than the Hi-point magazines, and is inexpensive. Most of the single stack Promags that I have tried work well, while the double stacks usually do not.
I will not lie..: I bought one of these. Because I just wanted to test it out… because so many people talk trash. About them.. I was throughly impressed. On this pistol… I have been in the game for awhile. I’m almost 50 years old… and have been shooting since I was 9 years old. I own Wilson combat 45’s and this this hunk of junk will out shoot… everything I own..😂
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I have one. Installed a Mcarbo trigger spring. Very accurate. And I also own much higher end pistols. But my second gun was a hi-point. And so they all ways remind me of when I was young and loved all firearms. When I took it apart. Was very impressed with how it was engineered to be affordable and yet dependable.
I've always told myself I would never own a HiPoint due to the fact that they make me want to throw up upon looking at them. Fast forward to today....I saw The C-9 on Buds for $54....$54!!!! My only guess is that a tech forgot to add a 1 before the 5 but that's their loss....I bought one. I figure it's a win win...if it works great...I'll keep it as a range toy...if it doesn't....I'll use it as a brick. Great Vid!
Honestly I would buy 100 of them if I saw them listed for $54 and I would put one In every corner of my house glove box! Under the car in the trunk underneath the hood next to the spare tire! Great buy my friend. Thanks for watching
I love my Hi-Point C9. It is accurate, reliable and eats everything I feed it. It is not my EDC but I do carry it when I am hiking and it is my backup truck gun. Thanks for the video and keep shooting.
The C9 is great for what it is. It's a reliable budget gun (I payed about $115 brand new about 14 years ago), that is better than having nothing. If you minimally take care of it, it'll take care of you. Also, if you run out of ammo you can beat your enemy to death with it.
I would recommend polishing the feedramp with with 600 to 1200 grit sandpaper to get rid of the paint on it it that may cause feeding issues on brand new pistols. That would save you about 200 rounds in breaking it in.
I have one just because I love cheap guns, and here in California there’s not many cheap options. People hate it like I hated Glocks before I held one, now I’m a Glockhead. People should check it out before bashing it, and I kinda like how it looks too.
Just bought a Glock G21 Gen 4 & I really like it so far!!!
Wow,,I thought I was the Only One,,,,I like the way it looks too,,
I got into Glocks 20 years ago when I became a LEO. Glock 22 .40cal we carried for years, then we transitioned to Glock 45 9mm. Great gun. My favorite is my back-up/off duty Glock 43X 9mm. Highly recommend that weapon.
Blocks are vastly overpriced as they cost about 150.00 to make but sell for 500.00 or more, and these days there are MANY better choices. Block and their fanboys are living in the past.
I own a hi point c9 9mm and I love it!!! I call it old faithful it has never let me down
I myself like the Hi Point 9mm, I haven't had any problems except for the magazine and that was easily fixed.
That’s the only 9mm I own and I’m happy with it!
I like my Hi point, never had a misfire out of about 500 rounds. Hard to strip in the field.
This was my first handgun. Cheap, fugly, goes clunk when you shoot. But gets the job done. Ive had a lot nicer firearms since, but for the price segment if this is all you can afford, it fulfills that purpose.
Just picked one up in pawn shop for emergency. You forgot to mention LIFETIME WARRANTY, FREE REPAIR/UPGRADE PARTS & SHIP. VERY pleasant CS. & as mentioned by one other made in USA-Ohio!
It is exactly as you say, this gun, and a box of steel cased ammo is all that some folks willing or able to spend...that does fulfill rule #1, and why so many people want to bash them and the gun for it beyond me...
The chamber does slide lock without the magazine you just have to rack it pretty hard and while holding it back push up the safety. Took me a while to figure it out
Sad that he couldn't figure that out, but then again, he isn't very professional
I have a C9 in my collection and I actually enjoy shooting it. I've had it about 7 years and have run at least three thousand rounds or more through it. No real problems with it, it's been quite reliable! I really love how durable it is too. It's built like a tank! I call it my Big Bully! lol I think most Hi Point haters have never owned or really ever shot one themselves. Idk, but I love mine!
Have had mine for about 5 years have thousands of rounds through it of every type of ammo and believe it or not I have never field stripped it and it runs flawlessly. 👍
Do they ever jam
@@drewgrows7765 I've had no real problems with it jamming. I will say though, when I first bought it I had to break in the mag a bit, and had to widen the lips of it because it would jam sometimes. Also had to make sure the top bullet in the clip was angled upward before inserting the clip. After those two adjustments it's been flawless! And that was about 8 years ago now
@demdayumtwinz270 5hanks for the feedback. I looked the magazine and unfortunately no one has made a replacement.
@@drewgrows7765 Almost any firearm, especially semiautomatics, can jam for any number of reasons.
The rattle you hear is a lock out if you drop it , it takes 105-120 rounds to break it in, after that jam free, I own a C-9 for 21 years now with no complaints at all
I LOVE MY HIGHPOINT
I am in law enforcement and own several firearms, my favorites are Glocks. I just recently acquired a Hi-Point (it was given to me by my stepdad), but I haven’t had a chance to shoot it yet. I just saw your review on this weapon, and I am looking forward to shooting the weapon. Thanks for the video.
Okay, I just bought one with an extra mag and to box. The shells cost me a $189. Now I've got $403 guns and more. That I've had to f****** work on brand new. All the box to make them function the way I like them to function so I'd say. Oh, no, not bad. As a professional gun smith I would only use brass ammo
I have Hi point guns good guns I am happy with mine
I have the predecessor of the Model C9, the Model C with fixed sights molded directly into the slide. I bought it for under $100 used and it's one of my most accurate pistols. I concur, it isn't going to win any beauty contests but that isn't what it is for. Hi-points are decent for what they are, a low cost, affordable pistol that a working person can buy. They even come with a lifetime forever warranty so anytime you have an issue with it or even if you have a major malfunction, (IE a round explodes in it, the barrel has an obstruction and bulges out) you can send back to Hi-point for repair and servicing. Try different magazines, Hi-point also makes a 10 round magazine for their pistols. Also, if the sights aren't to your liking, train painting them yourself, I upgraded my 1911 with night sight paint that glows after hitting it with a flashlight and glows for about an hour or so afterwards. It also has a hi-viz, fluorescent component as well so they are fairly visible in daylight as well. Overall, an informative video. ^_^
Good review, great channel 👍
I had a c9 and sold it. Regretted it and got another with wood grips and I love it.
How do the wood grips feel?
I have a C-9 and I think it’s great.
I was given a Hi-Point all I did was set the sights and it performed well. I was glad I had it as I had to use it to scare off a thief!
The worst nightmare of every expensive gun owner, "to get wacked by a Hi point"🤧😂
I got mines earlier this month and I love it because it's small and I can use it for protection. I got 50 bullets and a longer extended clip that holds 20 rounds. This is better having than a 380 or anything else cheaper.
The mag lock out bar can be easily removed for "cleaning" from under the right grip panel.
Be mindful of some small springs and the trigger linkage.
I will always have at least a couple "useful IS as useful DOES" Hi-Point's in my collection.
I don't have a c9 or any 9mm defensive tools at this time.
My favourite is the 4595ts 45acp Carbine and it's companion jhp45.
Never had an issue with the full size or large calibers.
The feed guides at the top of the mag are adjustable on purpose if needed.
Too loose..nose up and double feed jams.
Too tight..nose down jams first few rounds.
Off center.. You be the judge jams.
They tend to get banged around...it's not rocket surgery...adjust them.
Then slap em against your palm to seat the rounds and slap check it into the gripwell.
At it's working distances there is nothing in the safe more capable, more accurate, or more fun than the 4595ts Carbine.
Right next to the 223 modern muskets.
Research MudFloods
Remember Tartaria
Ive seen these go for as low as 150USD. And honestly as a home defense for someone broke, it would work
Not a edc option but a good truck gun, it’s ugly but it runs….there is some RUclips videos that help with the nose diving in the mag.
Another interesting low cost option is the Kel-Tec P17. It is .22LR instead of 9mm but it is 16+1, includes a total of three magazines, and is very light. The unique slide design also makes it less susceptible to being put out of battery by contact of the muzzle with an opponent. It is fully ambi for lefties or if one were injured.
Only a 22 but there are some much improved defense loads available these days.
I just bought one due to the price all the videos I’ve watch about the hi point people trash talk the HI point yes it’s cheep & it may look like a brick rest a sure I’m able to protect my house for the time being until I get a 45
I love the .45 caliber!!! I own 4 .45 caliber pistols. If your looking to pay a more price then I would highly recommend the S&W M&P Shield or a Glock 21 which can hold 13+1 rounds of ammo in each magazine & comes with 3 magazines!!!! Just purchased a Glock 21 a couple of weeks ago!!!
I just bought c-9 for home defense Pick it up yesterday hoping to put some round through it this weekend
Congrats my friend! Hope you love it. 🤘🏽👌🏽 stay safe!
@@bulletprooftactical9842 so far I am loving it
Have the c9. No issues so far. But, only used it a relatively few times.
I have owned and to this day still own the same 40cal hi point pistol I bought 21 years ago and I still use it as my everyday conceal carry. When my wife and I first got engaged I gave her a 380 hi point as her conceal carry and even tho we been divorced for a bit over a decade she still to this day uses that pistol as her conceal carry. Her and I have tried the "Cheapest ammunition" thru them and they would stove pipe every few shots as we used Herders. But since using eather federal or S&W we haven't had a single issue outside of normal wear and tear. On top of that Hi points call center is awesome and are more then willing to ship parts for free out to all gun owners who do their own gunsmith repairs.
Very good review bro if you go gun stores all them are gun snobs yes its a cheap gun but for a working minimum wage guy with family and bills this might be only option for now its better then a broom or golf club so yes the gun works good enough do a test on ammo types shoot jhp and fmj and super fast stuff like guard dog most reviews dont mix it up so u cover all bases in questions on ammo reliability thanks for your service bro
The Gun Snob becomes a Gun Fearer especially if it’s violently pointed at them.
I really want one of these, my main carry is either my ruger security 9 or girsan regard mc and I love those but I really wanna buy the c9 just to have in my collection
I own a C9 and a SCCY cpx-2. The C9 shoots better but it is just too big for concealed carry. I payed $89 for the C9 and $140 for my cpx-2 so you know I have had them for a while. I use the pistols for two separate things. The Hi-Point for house, truck and boat and the cpx-2 for concealed carry. Most of the complaints come from people who open the box and start shooting and expect them to function 100%. Both of my pistols shoot the defense loads well but not when they were new. I would buy the Hi-Point again, actually I am going to buy one of their 10mm in the next week.
And I also heard you say usually if someone is buying a cheaper gun they'll also probably get the cheapest ammo. Not me I'd get more expensive ammo. In hopes of little to no malfunction.
I bought my 9mm and 40mm for $149 each at gun shop in Hawaii. For the price you can't go wrong.
I've had a High-Point model C for almost 20 years--looks like the same gun to me. I got it to carry when I'm hiking in the woods and would rather beat up a cheap gun than the one I used to take along. I've never had a misfeed--including hollow points. It's ugly---but it works and I think I paid about $120 when I bought it. Hard to beat for something that might get scratched up and dropped now and then. I'm not as accurate shooting it compared to any of my other pistols---oh well.
Muy buen tutoríal como siempre amigo🤟🏼👍
Magazine disconnects truly suck, I though they were a thing of the past. But I guess it can be deactivated quite easily. I don't find it that ugly, no more than Glocks at least, but that of course is a matter of taste. If I lived in a country where I was permitted by law (or needed to, I live in Finland and things like home invasions or carjackings are practically nonexistent here) have guns at hand just in case in places like the glove compartment of a car or a night stand drawer I might well buy a couple of these. In a self defense situation you're not likely to need lots of rounds, most likely situations can be solved with just a couple. And if you expect to end up in a gun fight you'll carry a long gun instead or in addition to a pistol anyway.
For everyday carrying on person (again if permitted and necessary to me) I'd obviously select something much more compact and lighter and for sport shooting something with more capacity (i currently use a Glock 19 pro for SRA shooting) but for self defense if you don't need to carry the gun around one of these would be a good option.
It sounds like a great pistol for the price. It looks a lot like my byrna sd.
Hi-Point magazines are kind of notorious for having quality control issues Especially the earlier ones. pre-2010 mags were complete garbage. but nowdays you'll most likely get a good one.
plus they are +P rated. usually Hi-Points will cycle better with those. just remember not to shoot them too often and if you do check the slide for signs of stress.
Thanks for watching my friend! 🤞🏽
To tell you the truth ,I have one and I really like it. I rather shoot a revolver.
But it’s really not a bad pistol
Honestly for the price I was really impressed good performing little gun just wish they made a double stack soon
I have the “YEET CANON” model, I’ve never fired it, I got it mainly as a novelty and don’t really plan on shooting it.
Haven’t heard of that one I have to check it out! Thanks for watching
That safety acts as a slide lock also. 🔐
I have a 4595 carbine and it goes bang every time I pull the trigger! I found a C 9 for $129 and I popped because I didn't have any thing in 9 mil. .357 magnum is $34 a box! 9 mil is $26 a box...
He explained this well 💯
Thanks for watching my friend! 🤘🏽👌🏽
@@bulletprooftactical9842 I just bought this gun and you are very intelligent plus skilled hopefully I never have to use it. God bless 🙏🏾💯
'continue watching'
Dont tell me what to do! Cya!!!
If the price is right, its a good gun !!
well done review
I appreciate your support.
@@bulletprooftactical9842 Keep up the great content! You’re going to do well I can tell!
@@boogitybear2283 Truly appreciate that feedback man, motivates me! Thanks for your support. Stay safe my friend. 👌🏽🤟🏽
it takes 30 seconds to remove the right grip and remove the disconnect bar.
Taurus G2C doesn't cost much more and is a much better option for self defense.
Agree
That's why you get them used from a pawn shop for 100 or less and use them as stash guns.
Why are you even watching a hi point video.
I have both. My Taurus G2C is my primary EDC and my Hi-Point C9 is my backup truck gun. Both are accurate and reliable.
Sorry but the G2C is now 200-250 where I live, while the C9 has been on sale at a local retailer recently for 99 dollars. I bought a C9 at a gun shop a few weeks ago for 40 dollars plus tax, and it is just as reliable as my G2C.
bro, you need to mention that the recoil is noticably different and much softer then any other gun. there's No snap\jerk because the big slide and soft springs blowback action.
Honestly all the mass of that slide racking back makes it worse in my opinion. 9mm is not snappy.
I’ve never heard of and guy’s break’n into somebody’s house yell hey are you gonna shoot me with a cheap azz gun ! If it gets the job done it’s a good gun , to all those that say it to heavy or it’s cheaply made and fit and finish aren’t that great , go pay an extra $400-600 for a nickel plated wood handled show off gun to buff up your ego , if the gun shoots ,hits the bulls eye , and has a great factory warranty, is made in the USA 🇺🇸 I’m not complaining.
Very professional. No judgement.
There is a purpose for these economical Firearms not everybody can afford more than that
I agree! It’s not bad for the price. 👌🏽 Thanks for watching
@@bulletprooftactical9842 have a good one be safe be well peace out from the Left Coast
@@joeblow4566 thanks my friend! You to be safe out there. 👌🏽🤟🏽 thanks for the support
Everything that was invented had a foller, fan, or rival that said "I could do it better". Hi point gives killing machines and says "I can do it cheaper". This my gun is so sexy makes me puke. A gun gives me a rush. It doesn't me gak on it weirdos. Get a wife, you'll love cheap gun that work! Hi''s work 99%. And presenter, stop putting your finger on the slide while firing. You have a real bad habit on other videos. It will bite someday.
i have one, i like it.
Ty4Sharing 👍
Thanks for watching my friend! 🤘🏽👌🏽
I'm hopefully adding a C9 to my collection soon. I already have a nice Kahr 9mm handgun for EDC but I've always had an attraction to those clunky little Hi Point guns. I got to mess with one as a teenager and I didn't love it but it's not a horrid gun. I'm mostly just getting one to have something different without having to save up and since I already have a ton of 9mm, the C9 was an easy option. Clunky? Sure. Not well liked? Oh yeah. But everything I've seen about the C9 shows it can be a little trooper, plus being a broke young man, adding a third gun to my collection of obscure guns is more than enough justification to put down the $130 or so on it. Nice video on the gun, my friend.
Complain complain complain, video should have been titled high point compared to a Glock LOL. Wat do u expect for $179+tax? LMFAO 🤣😆
People pretend to hate Hipoint to sound cool, but the truth is you will literally not find a more reliable bang for your buck and it's an excellent starter for the budget conscious. I own two both used and after a decent cleaning I've had very few problems. Because they're cheap and surprisingly sturdy I don't feel bad punishing them at the range or in the backcountry with round after round, and their excellent customer service line means that when I have had a problem they have sent me replacement parts no questions asked. Honestly, my only complaint is that the magazine isn't competitive with other 9 mm like the SCCY (bleh) or Glock when it comes to capacity. If it was I think more people would carry them, but when the magazine it comes with is only 8+1 that's not gonna be my first choice in a defense situation. I think some third parties have larger magazines but all the reviews for third party Hipoint mags I've seen are terrible, somebody needs to make a decent 15 round mag at least to be competitive with Glocks.
I dig it for the price!
My buddy just bought the c9 for 155. He seems to like it
honesty!! what we need!! ty...
Thanks for watching my friend!
Good video. I like mine.
I like my piggy bank. Lol.
It's a handful. Mine likes steel.
Spray it down, rack it a few times, it'll be fine.
I like the way it looks. It ain't no pretty boy. Its a bulldawg..luv it.
Love it he talks mad shit till he takes it to the range and it runs....and then he loves it lol
For some people its a very good gun, like myself. It fits my hands better than any other gun has.
That tool bag is for changing the sites
I you feel more recoil its from the fixed barrel not the slide! A heavier slide even soften the recoil.
You can carry the C9. I do. But get a holster for that gun.
Werent you on STAR TREK? "Captain we are 10 Parsecs to the Romulan wessel".
Non expert question: can a better magazine be purchased for this, or do you have to use stock magazine?
Most 45 1911 require a tool as do many other guns long guns and handguns
that's a nice looking ugly gun. one of the nicest looking ugly guns i've seen so far
Thank you! I've been really considering it. Would you know if the yeet Canon is similar?
Exact same gun. They just changed the name.
2:32 the slide can go forward with the mag in lol bro go try it out again
What 9mm grain works good with that pistol 115 grain?
When ammo is $30-50 per box, unless you just don’t shoot it, why save a few $100 on the firearm? I’d rather spend $2500 on ammo and a nice sig rather than $2100 on ammo and a hi point
Agree! 👌🏽🤘🏽
The weapon is not good for dry fire or error/malfunction practice.. it would make it way more complicated. And things you would just not do in a combat/self defense situation.
Take the right grip off, the mag safety bar will drop right out.
I hope the cameraman is wearing PPE... He/She got Muzzle-Swept a few dozen times...
@@awwaldo I wouldn't worry about it. It's a High Point probably won't even shoot.
@@bulletprooftactical9842 🤣
You gotta stop flagging your camera man.
Everyone seems to keep forgetting how much this Gun cost when they pick it apart
Dude, what is the flag on your left arm?
The Texas Flag
I would like to talk with you about my high point C9 if you have some time
I was thinking about getting one but I haven’t heard too many good things about it so I decided to spend an extra $100 and buy a Taurus instead
I had low expectations for the c9 my friend had at the range. I was not disappointed as the only reliability I saw from it was you could rely on it to jam on every 3rd shot no matter what ammo you put in it.
Mine didn’t jam at all
Bet your friend has a limp wrist!
@@bub-gy2bqBut I don't and have shot handguns my entire life, I had the same outcome.
This is honestly just a backup gun for the ride. That’s all.
The c9 uses Plus p 9 mm
lol it does remind me of a piggy bank, i could nvr pin point what makes that sound, either way ive had one in 380 in my battery box on my bass boat for at least 7 years and it still shoots fine, killed many of snakes and turtles with it
Haha! Yea I think I will leave it in my glove box, it makes a good back up gun or in case I forget my gun at home I have that one. 😜
@@bulletprooftactical9842 it does fit those needs very well, something you dont rly care too much about but still shoots.