Hi-Point Barrel Contained 35 Bullets, Why Didn’t it Explode?

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Honestly, I'm impressed. This shows off the inherent safety of blowback actions, the build quality of at least Hi Point barrels if not the rest of the guns, and the excellent customer service they have. Any other manufacturer would have probably told the owner he was an idiot and charged for a new barrel.

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unironically good for them.

This. I don't like Hi Point firearms. Piss poor ergonomics, below standard capacity mags and overall bulkiness for what they are. But, there surprisingly tough firearms. However! Squibs are low pressure loads so odds are the barrel could easily withstand multiple squibs regardless of manufacturer.

Does anybody like Hi Points? I thought people only bought them they're really cheap.

No, save for their 10mm carbine I guess.
Correct.

Gotta realize with the magazine situation is they were cranked out during the AWB. Aren't they making a double stack model now.

The warranty is second to none.

Quality workmanship?

HP carbines would be good if they went back to the old design that wasn't overgrown with fucking skeleton plastic with plastic rails, if the action was moved forward a few inches so you didn't have to stick the mags in the fucking grip, and if the mags were double stacked 20-30 capacity. They work great, but the design is fucking retarded and so makes them a 5/10 gun

The old carbines had an actual cyberpunkish aesthetic, tbh.

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Their new C9 also has a pretty cyberpunk aesthetic.