Smith and Wesson
Iberia hi point 40 caliber pistol's value in market is 150 US dollars. Hi point is a firearms manufacturer based in Ohio, United States.
Not very much. Most hi-points are less than $200 new, so used, probably $100.
On the Hi Point Firearms website, there is a section for downloading product manuals, including their .380 pistols. See related link.
The caliber for one.
i had a hard time getting the slide retaining pin out, if you go to their website, you can find an online copy of the original manual, it tells how to clean it properly and disassemble it.
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First, to the OPs question. A brand new Hi-Point .40 S&W retails anywhere from $150 to $190. And to correct the previous answer, this particular firearm (as are many .40 caliber handguns) is referred to as a .40S&W as it is designed to fire .40 S&W rounds. Reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.40_S%26W
To break down a Hi-Point 9mm, first ensure the firearm is unloaded. Then, follow the manufacturer's guidelines to disassemble the gun by removing the slide, barrel, and recoil spring. Be sure to clean and lubricate the components before reassembling the firearm.
Iberia is part of Hi-Point now.
It depends on who made it and what condition it is in. If it's a Hi-Point carbine, they are on the lower-end for value and price even though they are known to be reliable. It might be worth $200 U.S. Dollars. But a Beretta or Ruger .40 caliber carbine might be worth $500 or so.
If you go to the Hi Point Firearms website (URLs cannot be posted here, but it should be the first result when you type "Hi Point Firearms" into a web search engine), you will see a menu towards the top of the page. Of the links on this menu is "Manuals", and, from there, you can download a complete manual of any Hi Point product currently on the market. Instructions on how to assemble and disassemble the weapon will be included in these manuals.