Videos tagged with Hi-Point 3095 Carbine

This video conducts a clear ballistics gel test of various 30 Super Carry ammunition types, comparing performance from both a Smith & Wesson Shield Plus handgun and a Hi-Point 3095 carbine. The test highlights significant velocity differences between the handgun and carbine, leading to varied projectile performance, particularly in terms of expansion and fragmentation when exceeding designed velocities. Monolithic copper bullets demonstrated consistent penetration without expansion, while jacketed hollow points showed extreme fragmentation at higher carbine velocities.

This review of the Hi-Point 3095 Carbine highlights its performance with the 30 Super Carry cartridge. The reviewer notes the carbine's direct blowback operation, left-side charging handle, and last-round bolt hold-open feature. While acknowledging the single-stack magazine capacity as a limitation, the reviewer praises the carbine's shootability, trigger feel, and the effectiveness of the 30 Super Carry round for home defense or pest control.

This review explores ten top Pistol Caliber Carbines (PCCs) for 2024, highlighting innovative features, reliability, and performance across various calibers and platforms. The video showcases models like the Kel-Tec R50 in 5.7x28mm, the powerful Bear Creek Arsenal BC 10mm, and versatile 9mm options such as the S&W M&P FPC and Springfield Armory Saint Victor. Affordability and unique design elements are also discussed, offering a comprehensive overview for enthusiasts.

This review of the Hi-Point 3095 Carbine, presented by Ian McCollum, details its surprising dual-caliber functionality. Initially mistaken for a 7.65 French Long firearm, it's revealed to be chambered in .30 Super Carry, a modern, high-pressure round. The review highlights its ability to reliably fire both, discusses the ballistic differences, and questions the practicality of a 10-round magazine for the .30 Super Carry caliber.