Silencer for hi-point 9mm carbine.
 

Does anyone know where I can buy one or if they even make one. I looked around a lil on google and really didn't find much. Any help would be greatly appreciated.



-Ryan

Re: Silencer for hi-point 9mm carbine.
 

Yeah, right.....

mike
gn

Re: Silencer for hi-point 9mm carbine.
 

Lots of places make cans for 9mm. You'd just need to have your muzzle threaded, to accept it.

Re: Silencer for hi-point 9mm carbine.
 

And pay the $200 to the ATF, unless that's gone up too.

Re: Silencer for hi-point 9mm carbine.
 

Nope, still $200. Has been since 1934.

Pretty straight-forward job. Have a gunsmith thread the barrel 1/2x36 ($50-$100). Arrange through a properly licensed dealer to purchase the suppressor ($450-$550). Fill out the Form 4, attach the required documents and a $200 check to BATFE, and wait 4-6 months for approval. That's all there is to it.

Re: Silencer for hi-point 9mm carbine.
 

The Hi Point is a heavy reliably firearm, very good for putting lead down range. However, Just My opinion, if I were going to go to the hassle of getting a 200 dollar stamp, I think I would at least put it on a firearm that cost more than the paperwork.

Re: Silencer for hi-point 9mm carbine.
 

You know, Ron, that was my first thought. Then I remembered that my only silenced gun is a Ruger Mark II. The can cost more than the gun. Hell, the paperwork cost more than the gun.