Hi-Point Carbine - review
- Thread starter cyclone
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...So there's pretty obviously a problem with the firing pin. He spent at least half the video loading rounds, knowing that they wouldn't fire, but pretending to be surprised every time. It was painful to watch for a few different reasons...
The only complaint I’ve ever heard was on a:low capacity magazines, 
proprietary magazines, and c:heavy due to the direct blowback nature, he must just have had a lemon with a damaged striker or something. However, to solve issue A and B, I wonder if there would be a market for a redesigned aftermarket stock that can take Glock magazines… then you fine folks could use 12 rounds of 9mm in a .40 glock mag, in your hi point… I’d be happy to do the cad design and drafting, maybe even a 3d printed prototype, but I’m no injection molder… would either need to setup a group buy thru protolabs or someone big in the firearms community, like archangel or magpul or the like… I wonder if they have a contact submission form on the archangel website…
proprietary magazines, and c:heavy due to the direct blowback nature, he must just have had a lemon with a damaged striker or something. However, to solve issue A and B, I wonder if there would be a market for a redesigned aftermarket stock that can take Glock magazines… then you fine folks could use 12 rounds of 9mm in a .40 glock mag, in your hi point… I’d be happy to do the cad design and drafting, maybe even a 3d printed prototype, but I’m no injection molder… would either need to setup a group buy thru protolabs or someone big in the firearms community, like archangel or magpul or the like… I wonder if they have a contact submission form on the archangel website…After watching a bit more, the issue is clearly a problem with stovepipes, likely a poorly shaped extractor or the recoil spring is too heavy, or the ammunition was lower powered than required. I wonder if there’s anything in the user manual suggesting to start off with +P to break in the bolt and springs…
