I served in the Marine Corps during the era of white glove weapon inspections. We never completely tore down a gun to clean it. We separated the upper from the lower unit and washed the gun with Joy dishwashing liquid. Seldom did anyone fail an inspection. I have two Marlin 60's that are over 30 years old. Both have fired tens of thousands of rounds and seldom do the rifles malfunction. All I do is take the stock off the rifles and wash them. When they dry I spray them with the "best" lubricant of the day. I have a 995TS I treat the same way. Thousands of rounds later it is still chugging along without incident.

Best hi point take down video I've seen! Thanks for the help 🙏

This was an excellent and very detailed video for this fire arm. Thank you very much for your time and help. I’m sure this helped many people including myself.

Yes, yes it did help. Thanks. I picked up my carbine a from a pawnshop and it’s fun to shoot but I’ve been neglecting it. It really needed a good cleaning. Thanks again the step by step was spot on

Hey I just bought this rifle and the booklet that came with it is really lacking in detail so this video was awesome!. I know the vid is over a year old but thanks a bunch! Clear, concise and to the point. I give it a 10 👍

Excellent. I especially loved the slight of hand water bottle removal.

Bro! Your step by step was so helpful. I bought this gun and only put a couple hundred rounds in it. I put a red dot on it and was using a laser to line up the red dot. The laser bore sight got stuck in the barrel and I couldn't get it out. Your video helped me so much. I was intimidated taking this down because so many people said it is a pain in the ass . Your video got me out of a jam and taught me this was actually pretty easy take down. Thank you

Thanks for this detailed video. You saved me a ton of time trying to figure this out. This is my first rifle of this style and I had no clue how to take care of it.

Awesome video! Clear, concise and easy to follow in real-time. Appreciate your effort in keeping it simple.

Very helpful, thank you! I've done full takedowns of a handful of different firearms, and nothing was quite as much of a headache as the 995. a small price to pay for a reliable and cheap carbine, much appreciated!

Awesome well done video, very clear and easy to see what your doing.

I just bought the 4595 and this was very helpful. Thanks

Thanks for the video. Very informative. Decided to disassemble and clean before shooting the first time. Found the weapon very dirty. Appears to not have been cleaned well after manufactured and shot the first time. Also, manufacturing process was not well done. Found rough areas inside the slide. This manufactured defects don't seem to effect the operation, but not a good example of good production. One final thing, I tried to contact Longshot Mfg. three time by phone, left messages about a product I wanted to purchase, but, needed an answer about application. After two weeks, they never responded. Not a company I want to do business with!

Shalom Aleichem Brother this video has HELPED me a lot as I am a new Hi-Point 995 9 mm owned I saved it to my TEXT SECTION so that me and my team can break it down and reassemble it based off of what you have shared THANK YOU !!!

Excellent video thank you for all your support

Very well done and very helpful. Thank you!

Great walk through video, as the video played I just took the gun apart. I subscribed and liked to boot. Thank you.

Great video! Told me everything I needed for this rifle. Thanks!

Thank you for your help. It was definitely a great video.

Thank you , very good and simple explanation.

Thanks for the video helped answer a couple of questions I had.

Had our 995ts 3 months...broke it down twice before going to the range, the second time was easier...the instructions say to give it a good cleaning every 1500-2000 rounds, and all I've down is clean the bore (it drives me crazy not breaking it down more) after each range visit...having broke the gun down, I could see and feel the rough areas, and will be curious as to where the wear occurs...600 rounds fired so far, the trick is making sure the magazines are seated correctly (If the first round loads into chamber I'm going hot), and then the gun just runs and runs...some of the folks complaining about the 'complicated' breakdown need to suck it up, not every firearm is stupid-proof simple...

Well done. Your a good teacher

good job just bought the 380. After your video I'm confident I won't have a problem. Thanks

Nice straight forward instruction.

I had fun working on my 4095's. Not difficult to tear down, just don't lose any pieces!

Thanks you made it simple and easy to follow.

Nicely done!!! 💯

Very nice video. It makes take down and reassembly simple.

Thanks, you helped to make it easy to tear down…..

great video dude awesome keep up helping

Great video, extremely informative thank you

Great job!

Great job thanks!

Nice take down sir. Thank you!

Great video well explained!

Thanks for this. Will be very helpful.

Excellent, thanks 👍

Thank you I just bought one today

big help, very helpful, thanks

Very nice take apart video, I subscribed.

All I can say is EXCELLENT VIDEO

Great video.

Nice job on this video.

Excellent video thanks for the vdeo and time 👍

Thank you for this video , I have two of these rifles . Love them Joe USN 75.....

Helped a lot and yes do not any of the small pieces

Good job 👍.

Great and informative video

Thinking about buying one. I appreciate the preview of what I might be getting into.

Great video thanks.

Thanks it's big help

That's the most beautiful thing I've seen in my life (sniff)

Good info

Great video make me want to get rid of mine

Thk you

Good instructions, short and simple. Could have shown cleaning and oiling process. I don't see why my bullets jambed when new out of the box carbine and ammo???

Excellent job young man. I am thinking about buying one of these weapons, they are ugly as hell but from everything I have seen and heard they will drop zombies like a bad habit.

Glad to change the comments counter.....

Just subscribed to your channel. As a complete newbie to handling / owning / using firearms ( having just moved to the States from England ) , I have recently purchased an older style Hi Point 995 9mm without the TS Stock - so a quick question , I'm aware that I can get a TS Stock from Hi Point , so how easy are they to fit onto my Carbine ? I've only put about 70 rounds through the Gun so far , so it's not definite that I'll find the need to actually replace it. Great channel , thanks for any advice 👍

That settles it, I'm never doing this to my carbine.

Very cool! Do you have to site it every time you remove the front site and then reassemble it?

This is why I sold both my hipoint rifles....they're a bitch to clean. I'll stick with the ar platform for my pcc

Do they make a Barrel Shroud for the 19” Barrel that still allows use of a Barrel Break? I don’t see any mention of Barrel Length on any of the items and that’s very important for me since most people don’t buy the 19” Barrel because of the cost difference over the standard Barrel with the 995TS but I don’t want a barrel shroud if I can’t use a barrel break and the barrel shroud is not the entire length of the barrel up to the threads.

Thanks...I want to paint the stock

Good, helpful video, but good Lord is that rifle a pain in the a$$ to take down. I'm used to ARs and AKs, with some 15-22s, which are super easy. Wow.

Good procedure, nomenclature kinda imprecise. Lotsa shrouds.

What a nightmare to assemble/disassemble, Hi-Point really needs to find ways to make it easier. I know it probably will affect the cost but there should not be that much of a price adjustment. Their pistols are not this hard. For those who think I am just complaining about something I don't know, I have owned a Hi-Point 995 and loved it but I thought of this as the biggest disadvantage to owning this gun.

Have you ever removed the safety selevter lever. Mine got bent due to dropping it and hitting edge of step. If you have how did you do it

I don't know why, but I couldn't get the sound to work

Is that the standard 16.5” barrel or the 19” barrel? Few videos ever mention it for some reason?

Why remove the front sight?

Hi points are a bitch to clean

Did anyone else see that bottle of water slither away like a snake?

Lord, stop with the safety crap. If you own a gun you should know safety.

Thank you, brother

Most difficult disassembly from my gun collection