New Product Highlight: Hi-Point Money Model 995 Carbine

Hi-Point is back with its limited-edition Money finish, adding the Model 995 Carbine to the mix alongside the company’s C9.

While the C9 previously appeared wearing the $100 bill design, it was so popular the Ohio-based company brought it back for another round. And this time, Hi-Point dressed the Model 995 Carbine in matching Benjamins.

The 995 Money, as it is called, is a 9mm carbine with a 16.5-inch threaded barrel with an overall length of 31 inches. Empty, it weighs 6.25 pounds. The carbine brings a 10-round capacity and Picatinny rails for accessory mounting.

Hi-Point 995 Carbine

$341at Kygunco

Prices accurate at time of writing

$341at Kygunco

Palmetto State Armory (See Price)

GrabAGun (See Price)

Again, the carbine is not the only model to sport cash-money hydro-dip, with the C9 also being offered in the same style.

The Model C9 Money is the same as the company’s standard C9 9mm pistol, blowback design and all. It comes with a 3.5-inch barrel and an overall length of 6.75 inches with a weight of 29 ounces. The polymer frame is hydro-dipped, as is the zinc alloy slide.

Hi-Point C9

$164at GrabAGun

Prices accurate at time of writing

$164at GrabAGun

Kygunco (See Price)

Palmetto State Armory (See Price)

Features include a 3-dot sight system with a fully adjustable rear sight, 8+1 capacity (though 10 round mags are available), and thumb safety.

What do you think of the Money C9 and 995 Carbine? Let us know in the comments below. Interested in learning more about the Hi-Point guns? We have reviews on both the Hi-Point C9 and the 995 TS Carbine!