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H&K MAN · March 6, 2010, 12:12 AM

Yes buying cheaper weapons can be an addiction. I also own a Heritage in the Cedar Box, and a walther P22. I believe a cheap gun isnt measured by its cost. I believe a cheap pistol is measured by its components, and its manufacturer. For instance i can shoot head shots at 25 yards with my Heritage, all day long. So in my opinion Heritage is NOT a Cheap firearm. Hi-Point on the other hand is the only automatic pistol i would not hesitate to play Russian Roulette with.

March 6, 2010, 12:12 AM	#4
H&K MAN Junior Member Join Date: March 4, 2010 Posts: 4	Absolutely Yes buying cheaper weapons can be an addiction. I also own a Heritage in the Cedar Box, and a walther P22. I believe a cheap gun isnt measured by its cost. I believe a cheap pistol is measured by its components, and its manufacturer. For instance i can shoot head shots at 25 yards with my Heritage, all day long. So in my opinion Heritage is NOT a Cheap firearm. Hi-Point on the other hand is the only automatic pistol i would not hesitate to play Russian Roulette with.