The Hi-Point 4595TS is a semi-automatic carbine chambered in .45 ACP with a 17.5-inch barrel and a 9+1 capacity. Overall length is 32 inches and weight is 7 lbs. The stock is an all-weather skeletonized design; this version has the Kryptek Yeti camouflage finish. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Caliber: .45 ACP 
• Barrel Length: 17.5 inches 
• Overall Length: 32 inches 
• Weight: 7 lbs. 
• Sights: Adjustable Post Front & Peep Rear Sights 
• Capacity: 9+1 rounds 
• Stock: All Weather Skeletonized 
   

Detailed Features 

• Semi-automatic action: Standard blowback operation. The .45 ACP chambering and blowback design produce noticeable but manageable recoil from a carbine platform. 
• Adjustable post front / peep rear sights: The peep rear is a practical setup for a pistol-caliber carbine at typical engagement distances. 
• Kryptek Yeti finish: The Yeti pattern is a light-toned camo designed for snow and high-desert environments. It also has a flat optic-ready top rail. 
• Manual thumb safety: Conventional placement; functions as expected. 
• Hi-Point warranty: Hi-Point backs all their firearms with a lifetime repair-or-replace warranty regardless of purchase history. 
   

Usage Scenarios 

 
The 4595TS is a pistol-caliber carbine that shares magazines with Hi-Point .45 ACP pistols. It's a common recommendation in discussions about affordable home-defense carbines where budget is the primary constraint. The longer barrel over a pistol gives the .45 ACP better velocity, and the carbine format is more stable for less practiced shooters. Range use is straightforward — the .45 ACP is mild in a 7 lb carbine.

Sentiment on the Hi-Point 4595TS in .45 ACP with the Kryptek Yeti finish follows the standard Hi-Point community pattern.

Affordability: Price is the most discussed factor. The 4595TS is one of the cheapest pistol-caliber carbines available in .45 ACP, and this drives a large portion of its audience. Budget-focused buyers view the price-to-function ratio positively.

Reliability: Owner reports on reliability are generally positive. Most users report consistent function with standard .45 ACP ammunition, which is the main thing buyers at this price point care about.

Ergonomics and weight: At 7 lbs the 4595TS is on the heavier side for a pistol-caliber carbine. Some users find it bulky compared to alternatives. The skeletonized stock helps reduce visual bulk but doesn't substantially reduce weight.

Aesthetics: The Kryptek Yeti finish gets attention. Some owners buy it specifically for the look; others note it's more about visual appeal than practical camouflage for most users.

Accuracy: Generally described as adequate at typical carbine distances (50-100 yards). Experienced shooters note that groups tighten with practice, consistent with any budget firearm.

Aftermarket: This is the most consistent criticism. Hi-Point firearms have limited aftermarket support compared to platforms like the CZ Scorpion or CMMG carbines. Customization options are narrow.

Customer service: Hi-Point's lifetime warranty and repair reputation comes up positively in most threads. Users who have sent guns in for service report good experiences, which matters more for budget firearms.

Community sentiment is split along predictable lines: users who buy it for value come away satisfied; those who compare it to higher-end pistol-caliber carbines find it wanting on ergonomics and customization.