Hi-Point 380TS Pro .380 ACP Black Carbine

A: Steven, it has a Black - All-weather polymer skeletonized stock. Some detailed pictures are here to compare with the regular stock : https://www.hi-pointfirearms.com/hi-point-carbines/hi-point-380acp-carbine.php#prettyPhoto

A: Steven - from another vendor's web site - I can not vouch for the accuracy. "All-weather black polymer skeletonized stock. Sling, swivels and scope base. Internal recoil buffer in stock. Multiple Picatinny rails. Fully adjustable sights (Ghost Ring rear peep and post front). Quick on/off thumb safety. Grip mounted clip release. 100% American made parts and assembly. Free trigger lock. Last round lock open. Carbines are +P rated to accept all factory ammunition." I saw, also the stock has a magazine holder to old a spare magazine.

A: Tony, you can purchase it here and have it shipped to a local FFL for transfer in Michigan.

A: enter zip code select ffl put gun in cart pay for it and it will ship to the selected FFL https://www.budsgunshop.com/ffl.php

A: Tony, Just place it in your cart and follow the prompts to confirm address, selecting preferred FFL in your area and payment method and pay. Easy as pie.

A: Hi Anthony, unfortunately no. A semi-auto rifle cannot have a pistol grip. https://www.budsgunshop.com/feeds/state_reg/illinois_restrictions.pdf

A: Hi Anthony and welcome. Unfortunately, no due to the Pistol Grip. The CA legal, no pistol grip model here: https://www.budsgunshop.com/product_info.php/products_id/120781/hi+point+380ts+semi+auto+carbine+380+acp+16.5+bbl+black+stock+10+1+california+compliant+paddle+grip

A: No, the Hi-Point Carbine is on a list of guns banned in Illinois.

Illinois recently passed a law that bans many types of guns, including:

Assault weapons
High-powered rifles like the AK-47 and AR-15 are banned from being sold or manufactured.

Specific brands and types of guns
A list of 170 guns is banned, including the Hi-Point Carbine, HK–91, HK–93, HK–94, HK–PSG–1, and HK USC.

Attachments
Features like pistol grips, thumbhole stocks, flash suppressors, and grenade launchers are banned.

Magazine capacity
Rifles are limited to 10 rounds and handguns to 15 rounds.

However, Illinois residents who already own assault weapons can keep them, but they must register them with the state.