Olá ponto 995 opções de estoque
Hi-Point 995TS: Pistola Caliber Carbine Bargain.
Ilustração cortesia de Mark Wynn.
Se você estava procurando por uma arma versátil, curta e robusta na carteira, diga olá para a carabina de calibre de pistola 9x9mm Hi-Point 9x19mm (PCC) da Beeman Industries em Mansfield, Ohio. Dos 25 maiores fabricantes de armas de fogo em 2010, as últimas estatísticas disponíveis em julho de 2012 mostram Beeman 12th com 115.200 total (35.300 carabinas), à frente de nomes mais familiares como Kimber, Bushmaster, Springfield e Glock nas vendas.
O original Hi-Point 995 com a aparência de droop snoot estreou em 1998 durante a proibição federal de 1994-2004 que incluiu revistas de mais de 10 cartuchos. Em 2009 veio o sucessor 995TS com um estoque mais machista em torno da ação blowback e da revista 10-round. A única alternativa de revista 995TS continua a ser um 15-rounder de mercado de reposição e o 995TS não aceita um estoque de choque, como o de Slide Solutions.
Resumo Executivo: garantia precisa, confiável, desportiva e vitalícia, preço sugerido por US $ 285. Se isso não nos ligar, não estamos no mercado. O site, oi-pointfirearms, promessas: "Todas as armas de fogo Hi-Point carregam uma vida, a garantia" sem perguntas ". Se você é o comprador original, ou um proprietário de terceiros, suas armas de fogo Hi-Point serão reparadas gratuitamente. "
O problema é que é difícil fazer seu conhecimento. Finalmente, encontrei uma versão ACP .45 em um show de armas. Parecia competente e sentia-se ótimo. Estava preso. Eu tinha que ter um em 9mm. Com o Hi-Points escasso na minha área, encontrei minha fonte em Iowa, via Gunbrokers on line.
Embora em um site de leilões, esta transação foi oferecida como um preço fixo de US $ 250, mais US $ 25 nos EUA, mais a taxa de transferência de Federal Armas de Fogo (FFL) usual para um revendedor local, outros US $ 30 para um total de US $ 305. Isso inclui comprar com dinheiro no lugar do cartão de crédito para economizar US $ 9, o que requer uma semana extra antes do 995TS ser enviado.
O 995TS musculoso desmente o original 995, lampooned como parecido com a pistola de símio no Planet of the Apes. As armas dos macacos eram na verdade carrinhas Holly Woodized .30 calibre M1 e muitas réplicas de madeira.
Com seu peso básico de 7 libras e compacto de 31 polegadas de comprimento, o Hi-Point 995TS é uma plataforma de filmagem sólida. Triangula seu cotovelo esquerdo contra seu peito e você será um atirador de mão improvável, cujo laser quase não bate em 20 jardas. Mesmo em pouco tempo, o final do barril de 16,5 polegadas não atinge tão longe quanto algumas armas de mão direcionadas a braços totalmente estendidos.
Apesar de sua aparência, o 995TS não é Picatinny 24 horas por dia. Um trilho Picatinny de 9 polegadas está na parte superior e dois trilhos estão na parte inferior: a 3 polegadas sob o cano e 4 polegadas sob o estoque prévio. O trilho superior tem 2-1 / 2 "disponível na frente da visão do ferro traseiro longo. O estoque de polímero preto com aparência ferroviária é confortável de manusear sem luvas.
O 995TS é um bravo forte, você pode não querer carregar os acessórios. Por exemplo, adicionei uma aderência vertical para a frente e rapidamente tirei para economizar sete onças. Muito peso para uma plataforma de tiro já estável.
Eu adicionei o suporte inteligente da revista estoque com duas revistas adicionais de 9mm e, em seguida, retirei rapidamente para economizar 15.1 onças quando totalmente carregado com cartuchos de 147-grão 9mm.
Uma montagem de tecto Mount BSA, de 8,3 onças, de ponto vermelho, produziu um laser verde Viridian C5L 5mW de 2,4 onças com luz tática de 100 lúmenes. Montá-lo no trilho de Picatinny sob o barril preserva as excelentes vistas de ferro. A poupança de peso total de repensar os acessórios iniciais: 28,1 onças, quase dois quilos!
Como acontece com muitas visões hoje em dia, o C5L custa tanto quanto o 995TS. O Viridian C5L lista em US $ 349 e vende cerca de US $ 269; O Hi-Point 995TS lista em US $ 285 e vende cerca de US $ 250 antes dos acessórios. Com um laser que facilita a consciência situacional, o 995TS é tão preciso da axila ou da cintura.
As carabinas de calibre de pistola agora são geralmente um dos três estilos: M1 Carbine, M4 Carbine ou metralhadora (só falamos versões semiautomáticas). As armas nas primeiras duas categorias custam cerca de US $ 700 para mais de US $ 1.000. Guns na última categoria, que inclui o Kel-Tec Sub2000 e o Hi-Point 995TS, custam cerca de US $ 400 a US $ 600.
Dependendo dos seus druthers, os principais desempatadores PCC incluem o último tiro com parafuso aberto (995TS sim), estoque ajustável (995TS no), revistas de marcas iguais ou populares como pistolas (995TS no), revistas de grande capacidade como o Glock de 33 rochas (995TS no) , capaz de disparar com revista (995TS sim), dobrável (995TS no), estoque de molas de recuo (995TS sim).
Os PCC geralmente são considerados mais eficazes dentro de 50 jardas. As opções normais de peso de bala de 9 milímetros são 115 grãos, 124 grãos (OTAN) ou 147 grãos. Eu prefiro o último. O 995TS é classificado para munição + P (não + P +), mas a massa padrão de velocidade geralmente é suficiente.
Uma carabina de 9mm com 16-inch barrel tem cerca de 200 pés por segundo (fps) vantagem sobre uma pistola de barril de 4 polegadas. Em comparação com as pistolas, as carabinas disparam mais e batem mais com menos ruído e retrocesso.
O Hi-Point .40 S & amp; W carabina é o modelo 4095TS; a .45 A carabina ACP é o Modelo 4595TS. Seguem-se as principais especificações de 995TS de 9 mm de sua Folha de instruções, hi-pointfirearms e minhas medidas.
Especificações do modelo 995TS.
- Acabamento: quadro esqueleto de polímero preto, todo tempo.
- Calibre: 9x19mm (9mm Luger, 9mm Parabellum, 9mm NATO); + P okay.
- Revistas: 10 rodadas; Revenda de 15 rodadas.
- Comprimento do barril: 16,5 "
- Comprimento total: 31 "
- Altura: 7 5/8 "pistola para ferrar a vista.
- Largura: 2 3/4 "do cabo de operação.
- Peso: 6.25 lbs (com mag vazio de 10 rodadas)
- Peso com magura de 10 rodadas, balas de 147 gr, laser / luz Viridian C5L: 7 lbs, 1 oz.
- Pontos de interesse: anel de fantasma totalmente ajustável, peep traseiro e poste para a frente.
- Peso do gatilho: cerca de 8 quilos (usando o medidor de pressão eletrônico Lyman)
- Comprimento da tração: 14,5 "
- Punho de operação: lado esquerdo.
- Aderência: pistola com botão de liberação do compartimento do lado esquerdo.
- Rails: três Picatinny.
- Dryfire: sem restrições, mas é bom ter uma revista descarregada inserida (e certifique-se de que o barril está vazio)
- 2012 Preço de varejo sugerido pelo catálogo: $ 285.
- Proteções: alavanca do polegar lado esquerdo.
- Garantia: tempo de vida para o primeiro comprador (e clientes subseqüentes, veja oi-pointfirearms)
- Outros: manual de instruções, bloqueio de gatilho, funda, giros, base de escopo, amortecedor interno em estoque (três fendas de meia polegada), fechadura de última rodada aberta, peça e montagem 100% fabricadas na América, ferramenta de ajuste que inclui dois Allen tamanhos de chave inglesa.
Acessórios opcionais incluem um estojo de arma suave $ 25, laser de tiro de raio $ 52, 995 revista $ 17 ($ 18 para 4095 ou 4595), 3/4 "anel de acessórios de tecelão padrão $ 5, compensador de carabina Hi-Point $ 15, aperto dobrável $ 25, 60 lentes rápidos Anexe a luz tática $ 25, suporte de duas lojas $ 10, trilhos laterais padrão de tecto de US $ 15.
A desmontagem exige que a capa forend e a cobertura do receptor sejam removidas, felizmente não muito frequentemente. A Folha de instruções diz: "O barril deve ser escovado a cada 300-400 rodadas. A desmontagem completa e a limpeza devem ser realizadas em 1500-2000 rodadas. "Explorações preliminares e demonstrações de vídeo on-line confirmam que a desmontagem 995TS é desafiadora.
Quando você conhece o 995TS, quatro dicas tornarão seu namoro mais fácil:
Observe cuidadosamente a ilustração da Folha de instruções antes de aparafusar a alça de operação; Certifique-se de colocar a extremidade menor do rolo contra a arma. Observe que o punho da pistola que segura o compartimento está em um ângulo, e não para cima. Insira sempre a revista nesse ângulo, empurrando até ouvir e sentir um clique distinto. Trabalhe em torno de uma estranha pitada, raspa ou mordaça que você pode sentir em sua bochecha ao disparar de fora. Lixar o remanescível reboque de pedrinhas não resolvê-lo; Desconfio do canto da sua borda traseira. Até agora, o meu remédio está espalhando um lenço na área. Outros atiradores o envolveram com o Paracord ou o endireitaram com uma capa personalizada. (Não, eu não vou comprar uma almofada de retrocesso para colocar um estoque de retrocesso.) Lide com o punho da pistola sendo bastante grosso que o seu polegar direito (mesmo que o tamanho da luva grande) não atinja o botão de ejeção da revista sem alterar o seu firmeza. Por outro lado, isso faz uma revista muito segura; não há muitas hipóteses de expulsá-lo acidentalmente. Esticamento semelhante para a segurança.
Fora da caixa, o 995TS disparou alto e direito. O ajuste fino da vista traseira foi auxiliado por barras de marcação claras. O ajuste grosso da mira não tem barras de marcação e precisa da ferramenta fornecida que inclui uma chave Allen. O gatilho de plástico é confortável e fácil de puxar com uma curta distância de viagem.
Em três sessões de alcance interno, disparando cerca de 300 rodadas de 147 e 115 grãos 9mm, a operação 995TS foi impecável, desde que o cartucho superior na revista estivesse inclinado em vez de ser nivelado. O carregamento da revista de porta de metal de pilha única foi fácil, mas um carregador UpLULA é sempre mais rápido e mais gentil para os polegares. A munição foi American Eagle 147 grain FMJ FP (flat point), Winchester 115 grain FMJ e Speer Lawman 147 grain TMJ (jaqueta de metal total). Eu também valenciei minha rodada de defesa primária, o pólo-padrão Federal Premium 147-grain HST Tactical.
Meu tiro 995TS foi ofensivo às 7, 10, 15 e 20 jardas, a postura de defesa típica e as distâncias. Com vistas de ferro ou laser / luz Viridian C5L, os grupos iniciais eram de cerca de 3 polegadas. Não tão bom quanto o esperado, porque eu estava na maior parte tentando me acostumar com a revista e parafuso.
O barril dos 995TS mostrou-se excepcionalmente estável durante o incêndio rápido. Mais tarde, os grupos de 10 jogadores melhoraram para 1-5 / 8 polegadas a sete jardas e 2-1 / 2 polegadas a 20 jardas. O último foi com o laser Viridian C5L / luz e arma colocada no braço. Certifique-se de verificar periodicamente se o laser está bem protegido; tem apenas um parafuso.
O Viridian C5L é ótimo para disparar, mas realmente drena a bateria. Usando apenas o feixe verde constante e não a luz, com uma viagem semanal para o alcance interno, recebo apenas duas semanas de uma bateria de lítio CR2 e morre de repente, sem aviso prévio.
O Manual de Operação do Viridian indica: "A duração da bateria (com apenas o laser) aumentará de aproximadamente 4 horas a mais em até 7 horas nos modos pulsantes. Com a luz laser e tática ligada (alta saída), a duração da bateria será de aproximadamente 60 minutos. "Mais de dois anos você pode gastar o suficiente nas baterias para comprar outros 995TS.
Convenientemente, apenas uma moeda é necessária para desenroscar o parafuso de montagem C5L Picatinny e a tampa da bateria. No entanto, o fio da tampa da bateria é tão inconstante que você quer saber o que você fez para merecer tal agravamento. O Viridian C5L vem com uma escolha engenhosa de três conjuntos de trilhos que permitem a montagem na grande maioria das armas de fogo trilhas. O R3 funciona bem no 995TS.
O 995TS é tão pesado para arrumar em torno de duas ou três pistolas de 9mm. O plinking é amplamente promovido, mas o plinking com cartuchos de 9mm custa o mesmo que disparar conchas de espingarda de calibre 12, ou seja, cerca de 24 centavos de dólar com base na munição estofada Wal-Mart mais barata. Ainda assim, muito mais barato do que disparar cartuchos de rifle.
Quais são as principais escolhas gerais da carabina calibre? Para o tiroteio mais barato com menos recuo e ruído, sempre é .22 rimfire, com cerca de 3 centavos de chance. Para mais potência do que 9mm, obtenha ACP .40 S & amp; W ou .45. Para mais potência do que o PCC e mesmo calibre de rifle de .223 ou .30 Carbine, experimente um calibre de revólver .357 Magnum ou .44 Magnum. Para a pulverização central de munição de fogo, use um 9mm que aceite um estoque de choque / slide e uma revista de grande capacidade, como o Glock de 33 pinos.
Vale ressaltar que, ultimamente, o Exército dos EUA confia mais na carabina M4 de 5,56 mm, da maneira que costumava confiar na carabina M1 de calibre .30 na Segunda Guerra Mundial e na Coréia. O M4 está se tornando a principal arma de fogo para muitas tropas que antes usavam a metralhadora M3 .45 ACP ou a pistola Beretta M9 9mm. As versões civis oferecem o mesmo alcance e uma grande variedade de .223 e 5.56 munições.
As carabinas de 9mm permanecem assim um bom compromisso para muitos atiradores. Eles são muitas vezes mais precisos com mais impacto do que as pistolas, têm menos recuo e explosão de focas, são baratos de comprar, as munições são cerca de metade do custo de .223, efetivo dentro da zona de conforto de 50 jardas da maioria dos atiradores, permitido em intervalos que fazem não permite cartuchos de rifle de fogo center, boa escolha para tiroteio recreativo e defesa em casa, bem como controle de tamanho médio de critter (com munição de expansão apropriada).
Quando finalmente a pilha de reflexão é peneirada, achei impossível não admirar o preço agressivo do Hi-Point 995TS. As revistas de 10 rodadas curvam nossas despesas, mas não o nosso entusiasmo. Quantas armas você pode nomear que fazem mais pelo dinheiro dentro das distâncias que a maioria das pessoas dispara?
Hi-Point 995 Carbine.
Código do produto: 995 TS 9mm Carbine.
Opções disponíveis.
Eu entendo que isso deve ser enviado para um revendedor autorizado da FFL. Consulte Informações de envio para obter detalhes.
Todo o tempo, estoque de esqueleto de polímero preto. Peças e montagem 100% americanas. Sling, swivels e base de escopo. Bloqueio de gatilho GRÁTIS. Tampão de recuo interno em estoque. Bloqueio da última rodada aberto. Vários trilhos Picatinny. Aperto dianteiro opcional para dobrar. Segurança rápida / desligada. Lanterna opcional. Grip-montado liberação do grampo. Laser opcional. Comprimento do barril: 16.5 "Peso: 6.25 lbs. Capacidade: 10-shot magzine standard. Comprimento total: 31". Estoque: polímero moldado preto todo o tempo. Vistas: Totalmente ajustável.
O Blog de armas de fogo.
High Tower Armory é conhecido por fazer kits de estoque Bullpup para os 10-22. Eles fazem um kit de estilo P90 para cair em uma ação de 10-22 barris e tornando-se um bullpup.
Bem, agora eles estão trabalhando em um kit bullpup para o HiPoint Carbine. O kit de estoque Terceiro é chamado de MBS 95. Não é exatamente um nome que rola a língua e não é exatamente chamativo, mas isso não prejudica o recurso de uma BullPupo HiPoint Carbine.
Como publicado anteriormente pela Nathan S., o kit bullpup é uma simples queda no design. Ele usará qualquer revista para o HiPoint Carbine. Eles criaram o magwell para ser mais amplo para aceitar revistas de dupla pilha no entanto, neste momento, eles não encontraram revistas que funcionassem. Então, enquanto você estará preso usando revistas estendidas de pilha única por enquanto, eles estão olhando para fazer uma revista de dupla pilha de seu próprio projeto mais tarde na estrada.
O estoque está repleto de muitos recursos. Possui trilhos de picatinny superior e inferior CNC. Eles adicionaram slots MLOK na parte traseira do estoque para que você possa usar montagens de espessura MLOK QD enquanto também inclui slots tradicionais nas costas, meio e frente do estoque para usar uma funda. O punho da pistola tem um protetor de junção que é removível e vem com plugues para cobrir as lacunas deixadas pelo protetor de nó.
Eles estão projetando para disponibilizá-los no final da primavera ou no início do verão e estarão disponíveis em preto, OD Green, Desert Tan e FDE. Espera-se que o preço seja de US $ 200 a US $ 300. Além disso, este kit de estoque funcionará para qualquer uma das carabinas Hi Point, independentemente do calibre.
Nicholas C.
Co-fundador dos fóruns KRISSTALK, um grupo de suporte do proprietário e todas as coisas relacionadas ao vetor KRISS. Nick encontrou sua paixão através de tiroteio competitivo enquanto vivia em NY. Ele participa do USPSA e do 3Gun. Ele ama todas as coisas que disparam e lanternas. Realmente lâmpadas brilhantes.
Qualquer dúvida, envie um email para nicholas. cstaff. thefirearmblog.
Custa mais do que o rifle quando eu consegui o meu (na verdade eu ganhei, então foi grátis, mas no momento era como $ 180), puxa, é quase tão caro como você pode aproveitar um por agora.
Você basicamente dobra o preço da arma, mas parece algo que você não ficaria envergonhado de admitir possuir.
Se eles fizerem isso para que ele usasse as revistas Glock (ou alguma outra pilha dupla comumente disponível), eu realmente comprei um Hi Point e criei um. Como é, ainda é uma carabina de pilha única e há uma tonelada de outras carabinas no mercado que podem custar um pouco mais, mas valem os centavos extras.
O tipo de pessoa que compra uma carabina HiPoint porque isso é tudo que eles podem pagar e não vai comprar este estoque.
Um pouco mais? Existem apenas dois Bullpups comercialmente disponíveis de 9mm. O JARD que é 900 para "# 8230" Dobre o custo e o kit de conversão de sabor que é & # 8230; cerca de 2000, que é 4-5 vezes o custo. Então não um pouco mais, uma montanha mais.
E oi ponto adotou as revistas redball (eles disseram às pessoas que as novas carabinas enviariam com as revistas de pós-venda redball da fábrica no show de tiro), então a capacidade nas carabinas é na verdade 20rds.
Existem tambores de Steyr de 9mm também.
E o kel Tec sub 2000.
E todas as opções do ar.
São essas coisas de rifle de brilho que parecem um pouco funky.
Touro ainda pode ter o ct9 lá fora.
Honestamente, eu provavelmente poderia continuar se eu pensasse um pouco mais. Não tenho certeza de onde essa pessoa teve a idéia de que existem apenas 2 carabinas de 9mm.
Bullpups. Ele disse que existem apenas dois Bullpups, e não carabinas.
Wow & # 8230; Preciso dormir mais # 8230;
O ponto de resposta não é tampouco um bullpup.
Há apenas um rifle de calibre de pistola que vem da fábrica como um bullpup.
Nós estamos falando sobre o Ponto Hi com o estoque Bullpup do arvore alto e # 8230; Esse é o ponto de todo este artigo e discussão.
E há pelo menos 3 rifles de 9 mm que vêm da fábrica como um bullpup.
JARD J67, The IWI Tavor e Steyr AUG.
Considerando que você não pode obter um estoque de torre alto e # 8230;
O fato é que, se você quer um PCP bullpup, um ponto de alto ainda está no mesmo nível que um sub2k. Ou um ar de 9mm.
Não conhecimos as revistas Redball e # 8230; Eu me pergunto o quão bem eles funcionam (eles parecem estranhos, mas se parece estúpido, mas funciona, não é estúpido.
Os vídeos parecem promissores. Desejo que tenham feito uma rodada de 15 rodadas e # 8230;
Se você assistir o vídeo, eles explicam o porquê. O receptor não é compatível com as duas pilhas existentes, como aquele exportador de Yugo AK que só aceita singles. Eles têm duas opções 1) dê instruções sobre como moldar o receptor (anula essa garantia adorável), ou 2) projete uma pilha dupla que encoste para uma única pilha no receptor. I & # 8217; m apostando na opção 2.
Sim, como uma revista HK P7 M10 ou M13. Eu poderia jurar que havia uma sub-arma antiga que também usava uma revista de dupla pilha-pescoço-para-baixo.
A barra de gatilho é o que mantém o hipoint de tirar mags de dupla pilha.
Ah, é? Bem, isso simplesmente implora por uma solução de pós-venda & # 8230;
Eu estava errado. Você não está obtendo uma molete de pilha dupla lá.
Yeah & # 8230; eu vou dizer não, lol.
Bem, eles nem pelo menos não anularam a garantia deles para as revistas da Red Ball. Eu queria que essa empresa fizesse uma rodada de 15 e # 8230;
Alguém costumava fornecer um serviço onde eles iriam fazer isso para as revistas Glock e colocar a captura para o trabalho também. Eles também fizeram as armas do Ruger PC.
Mesmo em US $ 400 (2 contas para o Hipoint, 2 para o estoque), ainda melhor valor do que a concorrência. Os Sub2Ks teoricamente custam US $ 300, mas o valor de mercado real é o MSRP duplo, quando você pode encontrá-lo. Taurus já interrompeu sua linha de CT, provavelmente porque era o mesmo rifle que um Hipoint ao dobro do custo. A partir daí, você só subiu no preço. Um berretta CX4 irá executá-lo com quase $ 700 (preço de Bud & # 8217; s) e uma conversão MechTec um pouco mais dependendo de quanto você comprou sua pistola base.
Ah, e * nenhum * destes são bullpups.
Eu paguei $ 100 pela minha carabina Hi point.
Eu comprei isso usado, mas ainda assim.
Agora, jogue esse thang em um pedaço de boneca com centenas de árvores, o & # 8217; Holmes de plástico. Reall smooth & # 8230;
estimado MSRP = / = valor da rua.
Além disso, o stock de PS90 para o 10/22 é praticamente o mesmo, exceto que desperdiçar o tempo no rimfire.
Assim? É melhor gastar 300 em uma arma de 1000 dólares?
Imho yup. Muito de. É como colocar uma folha de ouro de 24kt em um yugo. Mas oi, para cada um deles, & # 8230; e ainda posso rir de em & # 8217 ;! Assim como os peeps podem rir do que eu faço. Está tudo bem.
É cheapskates como você que colocou uma óptica de crappy em uma arma porque a arma não era cara, então eles procedem a reclamar sobre a arma sendo ruim.
Não tenho respeito pelo seu tipo.
?? Estou tão confuso! Eu não precisaria mesmo de uma ótica de crappy. Seu louco.
Então, o que mais é melhor do que um PS90 & # 8230 ??
Que tal apenas fazer isso em 9mm?
Porque, então, não é um PS90.
Sério, provavelmente levaria muito trabalho para tornar a revista de 90 graus girando de forma confiável em 9mm.
Além disso, as rodadas são mais gordo, então a capacidade seria menor.
Eles vão vender uma tonelada dessas coisas.
Conheço vários caras que compraram o Hi-Point de volta quando, por dinheiro pequeno como uma primeira arma, então aprenderam mais sobre armas e ganharam mais dinheiro e o Hi-Point foi guardado para melhores brinquedos.
Agora, eles viram isso sair e eles estão olhando para finalmente poder fazer algo com uma arma em que eles estão sentados há anos.
O LOP parece ser medido em milhas.
Você tem certeza sobre isso. Ele precisa de um estoque ajustável, como aquele gatilho eletrônico bullpup que usa 10/22 mags.
O conceito lop é completamente diferente em um bullpup. Eu sempre me encontro comparando isso com uma pistola com um estoque de ombro.
Por que, por um ponto alto, por que não algo com revistas de topo?
Como o que lol, um MP5? Ninguém jamais faria isso. Sig MPX ou CZ Scorpion? Qual é o ponto em que eles têm uma versão de pistola.
Você pode polir um turd, mas # 8230;
Então, o que aconteceu com todo o amor do Hi Point recentemente TFB ?? Está começando a sentir-se como o Hi Point-ageddon aqui.
Não se preocupe, todos voltaremos a temas divertidos como a balística externa com o sabor de todas as coisas de 6,5 mm, gatilhos drop-in e os últimos trilhos inovadores e supressores aparentemente moídos de notas bancárias laminadas.
Quando outras marcas sufocam e param, o Hi-Points continua chugging. É o Toyota Hilux de armas de fogo.
Os fatos que eles são os mais acessíveis, e têm a melhor garantia, são extras muito agradáveis para acompanhar a confiabilidade.
Se esse for realmente o caso, porque por que nenhuma agência, governo ou setor privado os usa? Quero dizer, se existe uma arma de fogo confiável tão superior a uma redução de custos. Olhe, eu não ganho e não negue que eles sejam uma ótima opção para pessoas que simplesmente não têm o dinheiro para algo melhor. Ou pessoas que querem apenas algo que funcionará quando eles precisarem de uma arma e não estarão interessados em gastar o dinheiro. Mas para tentar colocar uma confiança de pontos de confiança acima dos gostos de Glock, H & amp; K, Sig, FN, S & amp; W & # 8230; ect .. é simplesmente bobo. Minha principal coisa é o público-alvo que está comprando um ponto alto. Pelo preço que você vai gastar no estoque e no Hi-Point, basta comprar algo melhor para começar. Mas eu faço um jeito de obtê-lo se eu equiparar isso para dar uma bofetada a um kit de corpo da Ferrari em um Fiero. Nesse aspecto, com certeza. O carro começará, o carro irá, o carro irá parar. Deve ser confiável como qualquer carro. Isso o levará do ponto A ao ponto B e ficará legal também. Mas deixe-se ser sincero, você não vai conseguir o desempenho de uma Ferrari porque você fez um Fiero como um.
Além disso, minha 1ª postagem foi apenas um goof de qualquer maneira e apenas minha opinião.
Como a maioria das agências não está interessada em carabinas de calibre de pistola em geral nos dias de hoje. Quer quer ARs, ou se eles querem 9mm, ele vai ficar completamente automático.
Sintaxe do carro incorreto. Não é uma Fiero - utilidade limitada e confiabilidade de automóveis americanos -, é uma Toyota. Quando a sua Ferrari pára o próprio motor para protegê-lo do pó da estrada de terra no ar, a Toyota apenas irá ignorá-lo enquanto ele anda em direção ao terreno com uma carga de madeira na cama do caminhão.
Você, você me pegou! Vou sair para me apontar agora! Heck, I & # 8217; ll agarrar também! Arraste toda a minha outra porcaria! Olá! Olá! Wo ho! Ri muito.
Você deixa a analogia do meu carro sozinho. É meu. U não pode usá-lo! É meu mistério jean-ee-yus!
Deixe isso ser uma lição para você. Agora, adeus, meu planeta precisa de mim.
Você não vai conseguir o desempenho de uma Ferrari mesmo de uma Ferrari, porque você ainda está dirigindo a 55 mph, e você ainda não é Michael Schumacher. Então, por que se preocupar com a Ferrari?
Porque. & # 8216; MERICA! É por isso.
O governo é quase tanto sobre aspectos como competência. Os agentes governamentais que transportam um Highpoint tornariam menos perspicaz a assumir que o governo é feio e de baixa potência, como a capacidade feia e baixa da magia Highpoint, fermentando o ressentimento e iniciando uma guerra civil que separará os Estados Unidos, essa guerra sem dúvida se tornaria conhecida como a Guerra Civil de Highpoint.
& # 8211; mas o principal motivo principal é o peso, a ocultação, a capacidade da revista, o slide requer muita força para o rack, todos estes são sérios problemas com o Highpoint para uma ampla consulta por mulheres pequenas. (cada vez mais constituindo o aparato civil e de segurança do estado)
TODOS. QUATRO. CALIBROS.
My motherfin & # 8217; Heróis.
Você sabe quem realmente ferrou o cachorro em carabinas de calibre de pistola?
Chiappa (a. k.a. Citadel).
Eles fazem uma aparência decente de carabina M1 parecida (eu ganhei, chegando tão longe como para chamar uma reprodução) em Parabellum de 9mm, por dinheiro razoável. Parece ótimo no papel.
Infelizmente, é um pedaço de lixo não confiável, mal elaborado:
As pessoas chegaram até a corrigir as piores falhas e amp; trocando peças, & amp; enviando Chiappa uma lista de tudo o que precisa ser feito para torná-lo seguro & amp; confiável, mas, aparentemente, as unidades de produção atuais (pelo menos a partir de aproximadamente um ano atrás, quando eu dei uma última vez sobre isso) ainda são lixo.
Boo, isso é uma vergonha. Parece uma ótima idéia se for feito corretamente.
Yup, eu também puxei meu cabelo sobre isso. Eu realmente quero uma carabina de 9mm que tem um estoque clássico e, basicamente, parece Ruger PC9 ou Marlin Camp 9. Isso deveria ser exatamente isso, mas # 8230; : /
Óptica de centenas de dólares, em um estoque de algumas centenas de dólares ... Em uma arma de fogo de cem dólares ... Yyyyeep ... Isto é o que a inovação de armas de fogo chegou ...
Veja o que as pessoas fazem com Mosins agora.
Você quer dizer assim.
Editar: NÃO, não é meu ...
Só porque você pode fazer uma coisa, não significa que você deveria.
para pensar que alguém realmente pagou um selo fiscal nesse horrível desastre.
Ou não. Bubba ain & # 8217; t tempo para isso.
Olhando para a maravilhosa engenharia de qualidade ... É provavelmente um engenheiro de quintal, e eles provavelmente não fizeram ...
A óptica cara da arma barata é muito melhor do que o contrário.
Ouça o homem!
Não, eles são uma empresa que tem como alvo o mercado que deseja olhar alto preço em custos de baixo custo. Eles são uma empresa que mostra o mundo que você pode, de fato, ter coisas legais.
Tenho certeza de que algum armador de filmes fará excelentes adereços para extras em um filme de ficção científica fora disso.
Este é o equivalente da arma de colocar um kit de corpo Ferrari em um Pontiac Fiero.
Dito isto, se eu tiver algumas centenas de bonecos de cachorro queimando um buraco no meu bolso, eu poderia pegar um.
& # 8230; Eu digo o corpo do Lotus Seven preenchido com tripas do Ford Pinto, uma vez que ele pode lidar melhor e, uma vez que são malignas, a máquina doadora é tão ruim assim.
Diga o que você quer que as carabinas Hi-Point sejam baratas ou feias (elas são), mas eu nunca conheci alguém que não gostou de gravá-las. Se este chassi valer a pena e tem qualquer mags decente, eu obtendo um apenas para fazer o bullpup e curar minha coisinha da Carbina da Calibre da Pistola.
De acordo, ao contrário das pistolas, os rifles sempre foram altamente avaliados, apenas mais feio do que uma prostituta de 10 centavos. Esta conversão bullpup os tornará excelentes, especialmente em um .45. Espero que eles façam uma conversão de magma ou magia para magias para .45 e Uzi para 9mm.
Bem, eu sempre quis um bullpup. Inscrevi-me para o boletim informativo para reservar o meu lugar na lista de espera e amp; reserve algumas das minhas declarações de imposto para isso!
Isso parece melhor do que o original.
A maneira como os círios frontais se parece um pouco com o ST Kinetics BMCR.
Qual é a rodada mais quente da carabina Hi-Point de calibre .45? + P? .45 Super? Isso pode fazer um combo interessante com este estoque Bullpup.
Se eu já possuísse uma carabina Hi-Point, certamente daria a este kit bullpup uma chance. Reduzir o comprimento total, e a mudança de centro de gravidade parece muito útil para mim.
Eles (Iraqveteran8888) também converteram o auto .40 a 10mm.
Sem brincadeiras? Envie um link, por favor!
Impressionante! Eu não posso esperar para disparar 8 9mms e, em seguida, empurrar uma única pilha na minha axila.
& # 8230; empurre pilhas soltas em sua axila;
Maaan, essa é uma fetiche kinky que você chegou lá!
Como sobre a habitação cobrindo mais do barril, uma vez que o tipo de barril longo e fino diminui o aspecto. Eu acredito que a demanda por dupla pilha está fora, então espero que eles os disponibilizem.
Esses kits RAK poloneses têm uma pilha dupla que se encaixa em um único feed, mas eles são 9 milímetros MAK e direto. Acho que obter as revistas da Glock da Coréia para se encaixar vai ser caminho certo.
Quase todas as armas de mão que utilizam mochilas de dupla pilha se encaixam em uma única coluna.
Existe alguma chance de fazer com que este trabalho funcione com moveis de pilha única 1911, uma vez que a pilha dupla não está no futuro previsível. Você tem muito mais coortes de magias do que o que obtemos da Highpoint agora.
Recentemente, abandone meu trabalho e tenha um 995 com estoque original e ATI, quatro revistas e menos de 100 rodadas através dele.
Tentou listar em ARMSLIST ou algo assim. Nunca vendi uma arma on-line, mas oi, raramente tiro isso e meu 5 & # 8243; Arms Arms 9mm 6th Pitbull. (São impossíveis de encontrar agora!)
Eu ganhei um excelente slogan para o Highpoint.
Highpoint & # 8211; Muito americano.
Pensamento curioso: o que é pior, um imposto f * ck ou o imposto NFA?
Olá ponto 995 opções de estoque
Hi-Point 995TS: Pistola Caliber Carbine Bargain.
Ilustração cortesia de Mark Wynn.
Se você estava procurando por uma arma versátil, curta e robusta na carteira, diga olá para a carabina de calibre de pistola 9x9mm Hi-Point 9x19mm (PCC) da Beeman Industries em Mansfield, Ohio. Dos 25 maiores fabricantes de armas de fogo em 2010, as últimas estatísticas disponíveis em julho de 2012 mostram Beeman 12th com 115.200 total (35.300 carabinas), à frente de nomes mais familiares como Kimber, Bushmaster, Springfield e Glock nas vendas.
O original Hi-Point 995 com a aparência de droop snoot estreou em 1998 durante a proibição federal de 1994-2004 que incluiu revistas de mais de 10 cartuchos. Em 2009 veio o sucessor 995TS com um estoque mais machista em torno da ação blowback e da revista 10-round. A única alternativa de revista 995TS continua a ser um 15-rounder de mercado de reposição e o 995TS não aceita um estoque de choque, como o de Slide Solutions.
Resumo Executivo: garantia precisa, confiável, desportiva e vitalícia, preço sugerido por US $ 285. Se isso não nos ligar, não estamos no mercado. O site, oi-pointfirearms, promessas: "Todas as armas de fogo Hi-Point carregam uma vida, a garantia" sem perguntas ". Se você é o comprador original, ou um proprietário de terceiros, suas armas de fogo Hi-Point serão reparadas gratuitamente. "
O problema é que é difícil fazer seu conhecimento. Finalmente, encontrei uma versão ACP .45 em um show de armas. Parecia competente e sentia-se ótimo. Estava preso. Eu tinha que ter um em 9mm. Com o Hi-Points escasso na minha área, encontrei minha fonte em Iowa, via Gunbrokers on line.
Embora em um site de leilões, esta transação foi oferecida como um preço fixo de US $ 250, mais US $ 25 nos EUA, mais a taxa de transferência de Federal Armas de Fogo (FFL) usual para um revendedor local, outros US $ 30 para um total de US $ 305. This includes buying with money order instead of credit card to save $9, which requires about an extra week before the 995TS is shipped.
The brawny 995TS belies the original 995, lampooned as looking like the simian gun in Planet of the Apes. The ape guns actually were Holly wood ized .30 caliber M1 carbines and many wooden replicas.
With its basic 7-pound weight and compact 31-inch length, the Hi-Point 995TS is a rock-solid shooting platform. Triangulate your left elbow against your chest and you'll be a rare offhand shooter whose laser barely quivers at 20 yards. Even offhand in close quarters, the end of the 16.5-inch barrel does not reach as far as some handguns aimed with fully extended arms.
Despite its appearance, the 995TS is not Picatinny around the clock. One 9-inch Picatinny rail is on top and two rails are on the bottom: a 3-inch under the barrel and a 4-inch under the fore-stock. The top rail has 2-1/2” available in front of the long rear iron sight. The rail-looking black polymer stock is comfortable to handle without gloves.
The 995TS is a stout armful you may not want to laden with accessories. For example, I added a forward vertical grip and quickly took it off to save seven ounces. Too much weight for an already stable shooting platform.
I added the clever stock magazine holder with two additional 9mm magazines, then quickly removed it to save 15.1 ounces when fully loaded with 147-grain 9mm cartridges.
A Weaver mount BSA 8.3-ounce red dot sight topside yielded to a 2.4-ounce subcompact Viridian C5L 5mW green laser with 100-lumen tactical light. Mounting it on the Picatinny rail beneath the barrel preserves the excellent iron sights. The total weight savings from rethinking initial accessories: 28.1 ounces, almost two pounds!
As with many sights nowadays, the C5L costs as much as the 995TS. The Viridian C5L lists at $349 and sells for around $269; the Hi-Point 995TS lists at $285 and sells for around $250 before accessories. With a laser facilitating situational awareness, the 995TS is just as accurate from armpit or waist.
Pistol caliber carbines now are usually one of three styles: M1 Carbine, M4 Carbine, or submachine gun (we are talking only semiautomatic versions here). Guns in the first two categories cost around $700 to more than $1,000. Guns in the last category, which includes the Kel-Tec Sub2000 and the Hi-Point 995TS, cost around $400 to $600.
Depending on your druthers, major PCC tiebreakers include bolt open last shot (995TS yes), adjustable stock (995TS no), same or popular brand magazines as pistols (995TS no), large capacity magazines like the 33-round Glock (995TS no), able to fire with magazine out (995TS yes), folding stock (995TS no), stock recoil springs (995TS yes).
PCCs generally are considered most effective within 50 yards. Usual 9mm bullet weight choices are 115 grains, 124 grains (NATO), or 147 grains. I prefer the latter. The 995TS is rated for +P (not +P+) ammo, but standard velocity ammo generally suffices.
A 9mm carbine with 16-inch barrel has around a 200 feet per second (fps) advantage over a 4-inch barrel pistol. Compared to pistols, carbines shoot straighter and hit harder with less noise and recoil.
The Hi-Point .40 S&W carbine is the Model 4095TS; the .45 ACP carbine is the Model 4595TS. Following are the main 995TS 9mm specifications from its Instruction Sheet, hi-pointfirearms and my measurements.
Model 995TS Specifications.
- Finish: all-weather, black polymer skeletonized frame.
- Caliber: 9x19mm (9mm Luger, 9mm Parabellum, 9mm NATO); +P okay.
- Magazines: 10-round; 15-round aftermarket.
- Barrel length: 16.5”
- Overall length: 31”
- Height: 7 5/8” pistol grip to iron sight.
- Width: 2 3/4” from operating handle.
- Weight: 6.25 lbs (with empty 10-round mag)
- Weight with 10-round mag, 147-gr bullets, Viridian C5L laser/light: 7 lbs, 1 oz.
- Sights: fully adjustable ghost ring rear peep and forward post.
- Weight of trigger pull: about 8 pounds (using Lyman Electronic Pull Gauge)
- Length of pull: 14.5”
- Operating handle: left side.
- Grip: pistol with left side magazine release button.
- Rails: three Picatinny.
- Dryfire: no restrictions but good to have unloaded magazine inserted (and be sure barrel is empty)
- 2012 Catalog suggested retail price: $285.
- Safeties: thumb lever left side.
- Warranty: lifetime to first purchaser (and subsequent customers; see hi-pointfirearms)
- Other: instruction manual, trigger lock, sling, swivels, scope base, internal recoil buffer in stock (three over half-inch gap), last round lock open,100% American-made parts and assembly, adjustment tool that includes two Allen wrench sizes.
Optional Accessories include a soft gun case $25, beam shot laser $52, 995 magazine $17 ($18 for 4095 or 4595), 3/4” standard weaver accessory ring $5, Hi-Point carbine compensator $15, folding grip $25, 60-lumen quick attach tactical light $25, two-magazine holder $10, attachable standard Weaver side rails $15.
Disassembly requires the forend cover and receiver shroud to be removed, fortunately not too often. The Instruction Sheet says: “Barrel should be brushed every 300-400 rounds. Complete disassembly and cleaning should be performed at 1500-2000 rounds.” Preliminary explorations and on-line video demonstrations confirm 995TS disassembly is challenging.
When you first meet the 995TS, four tips will make your courtship easier:
Look carefully at the Instruction Sheet illustration before screwing in the operating handle; be sure to put the smaller end of the roller against the gun. Note the pistol grip holding the magazine is at an angle, not straight up. Always insert the magazine at that angle, pushing until you hear and feel a distinct click. Work around a strange pinch, scrape, or bite you may feel on your cheek when firing offhand. Sanding the unremovable pebbled cheek rest doesn't solve it; I suspect the ridge of its back edge. So far my remedy is spreading a handkerchief over the area. Other shooters have wrapped it with paracord or straightened it with a custom cover. (No, I am not going to buy a recoil pad to put over a recoil stock.) Deal with the pistol grip being just thick enough that your right thumb (even if Large glove size) may not reach the magazine eject button without altering your grip. On the other hand, this makes for a very secure magazine; not much chance of accidentally ejecting it. Similar stretch for the safety.
Out of the box, the 995TS shot high and right. Fine-adjusting the rear sight was aided by clear marking bars. Front sight coarse adjustment has no marking bars and needs the supplied tool that includes an Allen wrench. The plastic trigger is comfortable and easy to pull with a short travel distance.
In three indoor range sessions, firing about 300 rounds of 147 and 115 grain 9mm, the 995TS operation was flawless, as long as the top cartridge in the magazine was angled up instead of being level. Loading the single-stack metal port-holed magazine was easy, but an UpLULA loader is always faster and kinder to thumbs. Ammo was American Eagle 147 grain FMJ FP (flat point), Winchester 115 grain FMJ and Speer Lawman 147 grain TMJ (total metal jacket). I also validated my primary defense round, the hollow-point Federal Premium 147-grain HST Tactical.
My 995TS shooting was offhand at 7, 10, 15 and 20 yards, typical defense posture and distances. With iron sights or Viridian C5L laser/light, initial groups were around 3 inches. Not as good as expected, because I was mostly trying to get used to the magazine and bolt.
The 995TS barrel proved exceptionally steady during rapid fire. Later, 10-shot groups improved to 1-5/8 inches at seven yards and 2-1/2 inches at 20 yards. The latter was with the Viridian C5L laser/light and gun tucked under arm. Be sure to periodically check that the laser is tightly secured; it has only one screw.
The Viridian C5L is great to shoot with, but really drains the battery. Using only the steady green beam and not the light, with a weekly trip to the indoor range, I get only two weeks out of one CR2 lithium battery and it dies suddenly, without warning.
The Viridian Operating Manual states: “Battery life (with laser on only) will increase from approximately 4+ hours in constant to 7+ hours in the pulsing modes. With laser and tactical light on (high output) battery life will be approximately 60 minutes.” Over about two years you can spend enough on batteries to buy another 995TS.
Conveniently, only a coin is needed to unscrew the C5L Picatinny mounting screw and the battery cover. However, the battery cover thread is so fickle that you wonder what you have done to deserve such aggravation. The Viridian C5L comes with an ingenious choice of three rail sets that allow mounting on the vast majority of railed firearms. The R3 works fine on the 995TS.
The 995TS is as heavy to lug around as two or three 9mm pistols. Plinking is widely touted, but plinking with 9mm cartridges costs about the same as shooting 12-gauge shotgun shells, i. e., about 24 cents a shot based on the most inexpensive Wal-Mart-stocked ammunition. Still, much cheaper than shooting rifle cartridges.
What are the main overall handgun caliber carbine choices? For the most inexpensive shooting with least recoil and noise, it always is .22 rimfire, at about 3 cents a shot. For more power than 9mm, get .40 S&W or .45 ACP. For more power than PCC and even .223 or .30 Carbine rifle caliber, try a .357 Magnum or .44 Magnum revolver caliber. For center fire ammo spraying, use a 9mm that accepts a bump/slide fire stock and large-capacity magazine, such as the 33-shot Glock.
It is noteworthy that lately the U. S. Army is relying more on the 5.56mm M4 carbine, the way it used to rely on the .30 caliber M1 carbine in WWII and Korea. The M4 is becoming the primary firearm for many troops that formerly used the M3 .45 ACP submachine gun or the Beretta M9 9mm pistol. Civilian versions offer the same range and a wide variety of .223 and 5.56 ammo.
9mm carbines thus remain a good compromise for many shooters. They are often more accurate with more impact than pistols, have less recoil and muzzle blast, are inexpensive to buy, ammo is about half the cost of .223, effective within the 50-yard comfort zone of most shooters, allowed in ranges that do not permit center fire rifle cartridges, good choice for recreational shooting and home defense, as well as medium-sized critter control (with appropriate expanding ammunition).
When at last the pile of pondering is sifted, I found it impossible not to admire the aggressively priced Hi-Point 995TS. The 10-round magazines curb our expenses, but not our enthusiasm. How many guns can you name that do more for the money within distances most people shoot?
A Hot New Pistol-Caliber Bullpup Kit for Hi-Point Carbines.
A design rendering of the bullpup conversion kit. (Photo: JTT/HTA)
Correction: High Tower Armory informed us that the projected price for the bullpup kit will only be $199. The kit and a carbine combined are expected to run buyers around $500 in total.
High Tower Armory is working on a bullpup conversion kit for the unlikeliest of pistol-caliber carbines, Hi-Point rifles. The kit shortens the overall length of the gun while giving it a welcome makeover.
Hi-Point carbines are uncomplicated, easy to find and generally inexpensive. They’re popular for shooting at the range and for anyone looking for an affordable carbine for protection. Hi-Point carbines are chambered for 9mm Luger, .40 S&W and .380 and .45 ACP.
These carbines are simple and have a good reputation for reliability and durability. But you don’t have to try hard to find someone to bash them based on looks alone. Not only will this kit add functionality to the base rifle, it gives it a much more sleek and modern appearance.
According to Matt over at Jerking the Trigger, the kit is projected to run around $199.
“It may not be your cup of tea but there is likely a market for this conversion,” said Matt. It could be a solid improvement to a carbine that performs beyond its price point.”
A pistol-caliber bullpup makes a lot of sense for home protection, in addition to being a fun plinker or brush rifle. The shortened length makes it easier to use in tight spaces, which is one of the main reasons to get a bullpup in the first place. But being chambered for pistol cartridges is another advantage as they make much less noise, indoors especially, compared to more powerful rifle cartridges.
Carbines also give shooters the option of using much hotter ammo than they would normally use in a handgun. This bullpup kit bridges the gap between pistol and intermediate-caliber rifle.
With their longer barrels carbines also offer superior ballistics compared to the same rounds fired out of handguns. And with the High Tower Armory kit’s rail for red dot sights and other optics users should expect to see improved accuracy on their part as well.
See Also: Cheap Guns: Hi-Point 45ACP Tactical Carbine–4595TS Review.
In addition to adding a flat-top rail for optics, the conversion kit has a 6-o’clock rail for foregrips and weapon lights.
From these design renderings, it looks like the High Tower Armory kit uses Hi-Point magazines, which isn’t bad. Hi-Point now manufactures magazines with up to 20-round capacities. That’s a little shy compared to other rifles and carbines but it’s great by pistol standards.
High Tower Armory might even feel the urge to get into making their own improved Hi-Point magazines. The company has a good rep for their line of Ruger 10/22 FN-style bullpup conversion kits and extended magazines.
If this kit works well and has even a half-decent trigger it’s likely to make a lot of Hi-Point shooters very happy. And if it looks as good in real life as it does in these drawings then it will probably make brand new Hi-Point owners wig out of even more.
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Are the Hi-point bull pup kits on the market ? It so, where can I buy it ?
Hello and Good Day!
Have you ever had any luck finding the conversion kit? I have written to the manufacturer (propose) yet have not received a reply? The article is over 2 years old now? Would really like to buy own! Makes the Gun look fantastic!
About using Glock mags, the gun would have to use the mags, not the kit. The kit for the .45 should work for the new 10mm as well.
Whoooooo. Good lord. The whole thing ready to shoot (go bang! bang!) is in the $500 buck range.
Bull Pup Conversion $199 or so.
Hi-Point carbine $249.00 to $300.00 depending on where ya find one.
Time for a bit of math $448.00 to $500.00 which is a damn good price for anything that’s reliable and accurate on a man size target (in the boiler room) now it wood be VERY COOL if it wood accept Glock mags but oh well it is what it is.
Now as far as the price of the rifle where im from in N. C i have seen em for as low as $229.98 to as high as $319.99 so thats where my ciphering is coming from.
Hello:) will the bull pup conversion kit fit my hi point m995ts? Obrigado.
This kit is a great idea, also like the thought about adapted extended mags. I have a redball 20rd and it appears that in the design photo HTA would shorten the mag well and make it less functional with my after market mags because the redball mags have a plastic molding in the middle that inserts up to the bottom of the pistol grip making them more stable. I have been considering installing an uzi style buttstock/plate but I think I’ll wait to see this kit when it comes out.
I think $199 is a good price, $300 is more than i paid for the rifle, you’ll sell a ton of these at $199. i’ll buy one immediately and i know a guy who sells Hi Points he will surely recommend these to his customers.
Great idea, with some concerns.. I own the 4595 carbine, and knowing how it functions inside, I am concerned about all the long rods for the trigger, safery and mag release. All that linkage, making it more complicated may as well affect its reliability. And as a “kit”, not too many have the talent or expertise to make the conversion themselves.
What about a large capacity mag for the 995 carbine are their any out there?
Red Ball makes a 20 round clip for the 995ts and it works great. Bought mine months ago and have fired over 200 rounds with no FTFs. It’s also endorsed by Hi Point since it won’t damage the gun the way the Pro Mags do and won’t void Hi Point’s lifetime warranty either.
It really take American ingenuity to make the original monkey gun uglier, but it\’s been done.
God bless America.
I don’t get it either. It looks like they shaved maybe 3 or 4 inches off the stock, but moved the trigger 10 or so inches forward. All bullpups I’ve seen before remove nearly all of the shoulder stock length to make the rifle significantly shorter, but this clearly did not.
If they make them to take glock mags.
They’ll be making a fortune selling all they can make. I’d buy one in 45acp for my wife.
Hey guys great article! Just for everyone’s info - the price on this stock will be $200-300 (hopefully less). The ENTIRE package, rifle and stock will end up costing the shooter about $500. That’s where that price came from. Espero que ajude!
Andy and the team at High Tower Armory, LLC.
Now that seems a whole lot more reasonalble now itd just take glock mags ud sell 1000s of em.
Any idea on release date?
Does anybody have the answer to win the stock may be available? I just got a high point carbine and a longer top rail. But if I’m going to put it in a stock like this there’s no need for me to install the real now.
Any update on availability??
how soon B/4 this hi point stock hits the market? I already need 3.
April or May of this year.
Can i get on a waiting list for purchase . I would love to get one early and test it out . also are the stocks going to fit the .380 , 45 carbines for sure . If so i will definitely buy one . i own all three calibers. Please respond soon . imndrooling over it already .
Think about the money: Kel-Tec sub2000 (9mm, 40); Beretta Storm carbine (9mm, 40); CZ scorpion evo 9mm, Thureon 9mm;
Judge tactical (410, 45). All under the price of this kit plus the gun. On their website they sell the 22 ROGER kit for 300 plus whatever that rifle runs? Just Sayin.
I think you’re missing the whole point here. It’s like people are discussing a VW GTI and your comparing Ford f-150’s. This is a bullpup, not even comparable to any rifle you listed besides that they’re rifles that shoot handgun calibers.
Why not go with the modern replicas of the WW2 era .30 cal M1 Carbine instead? Available with the paratrooper style folding wire / pistol grip stock if you really want a compact intermediate power rifle that is good to 200 yards. With the far improved Hornady expanding FTX ammo it is far better than with FMJ ammo. It has twice the muzzle energy of the pistol caliber carbines, and fires fairly cheap FMJ ammo for target practice. Mine has a combo weapon light / bright green laser mounted under the barrel for quick / poor light condition shooting, and a 4X Mildot scope sight on top for accurate shooting. With proper magazines a very deadly lightweight rifle that is a joy to shoot.
The .30 carbine is great, had a few love them. However, a carbine in the same round as your carry pistol is a fantastic combo. Not many people carry a hand gun in .30 carbine.
Ruger did.. Had one, reloaded myself and used it for deerhunting. Excelente combinação!
Don’t know if Ruger still makes the 30 carbine model.
hoje. Now I have the 995ts.
Because the Chiappa M1 Carbine replicas that shoot 9mm are complete crap every review I have read….bummer actually as I wanted one…oh well my 4095 is great.
The “Jerking the Trigger” article says “High Tower Armory hasn’t released pricing yet but they have stated that this conversion and the carbine itself could be put together for around $500.”
Now, this article says “According to Matt over at Jerking the Trigger, the kit is projected to run around $500”. Two different things, and I don’t blame people for being confused. To me, a “kit” is something you add TO a firearm, not the assembled firearm and the add-on.
Ok so apparently some can’t read as it states the cost is INCLUDING the Hi-Point rifle itself. I will buy two, one in 9mm one if .45 especially if it comes with the ability to add any AR trigger we want. I’d love to drop in my FOSTECH Echo Trigger and make this a cheap range / home defense gun that my wife and daughters can handle accurately with automatic firing power. AR’s, +P .45acp pistol and shotguns are simply too much for them to handle (small women).
If they ever get around to accepting high cap mags I’m in. If they would accept Glock mags I’m in. Make a 10mm I’m in.
Me too glock or colt mags and a 10mm option this thing would be sick.
Can’t you people do simple math! Total price is $500 minus $300 carbine = $200! And that’s a good price for a bull pup conversion stock anytime!
wait, the gun (meaning action, barrel, etc.) come with this “conversion kit”? where did you hear that? why would they call it a conversion kit if it comes with the gun itself?
conversion kite are for people who already have the gun, and want to change the appearance/function of the gun (like ruger 10/22 kits, Remington 700 kits/chassis, etc.) where you just take the internals from your own gun and put them in the new receiver.
and if this price was for a full gun, why wouldn’t they include the price of the conversion kits only for people who already own a hi-point carbine? why would they be marketing this towards people who already own hi-point carbines?
No if you already own any of the high point call. 380,9mm,40,or 45 4095 models you already have. Then you can purchase the bull pup stock conversion for around $199. The cost of carbine you’ve already bought is around $300. 300+200=($500)
,a href=”jerkingthetrigger/2016/10/18/high-tower-armory-bullpup-conversion-for-the/”> The “Jerking the Trigger” article says “High Tower Armory hasn’t released pricing yet but they have stated that this conversion and the carbine itself could be put together for around $500.”
Now, this article says “According to Matt over at Jerking the Trigger, the kit is projected to run around $500”. Two different things, and I don’t blame people for being confused. To me, a “kit” is something you add TO a firearm, not the assembled firearm and the add-on.
This is just the price for the conversion kit…then add the price of the carbine and you’re well over $800-900. You have to buy both..it doesn’t come ready to shoot!
No the people that make the kit posted in here and say total gun and kit 500 so 300 gun 200 kit and maybe less.
“Tacti-.cool” will sell. I could sell these in my shop.
To spend $500.00 more on a conversion kit for a high point, I would rather invest that money on a GLOCK, S&W, CANICK-TP9, SIG, CZ-75 or any other good quality gun on the market, if you check the amount that you will pay for buy a new carbine between $300 to $400 new on any web side and used on any pawn shop is going to be minimum $280 and you add $500 more for a conversion kit you already turn it into a $700 dollars gun.
I have never considered a Hi-Point anything before I read this article. For $500 ☆☆☆CARBINE INCLUDED (re-read the article)☆☆☆ I would consider it in .45ACP, threaded barrel, naturally. I think that it could be a good deal of fun!
The only reason I don’t have one is the fact they only take 10 round mags. I’ll second the glock magazine suggestion. They would sell off the chart if they made that happen.
If it’s priced at 500 they won’t sell very many. If prices at 300 they will sell some, tons of the trigger is good. 200 and they will sell a lot (even if the trigger is iffy).
The article actually states that the cost of the conversion would be about $500 – INCLUDING the cost of the Hi-Point carbine (around $300).
What a great idea. A $500 stock for a $300 rifle. And now the trigger is even worse than before. Im sure they will sell like hotcakes.
Yes it does seem like a good idea, but as usual the execution is flawed. $ 500? Come on, few are going to cough up the cash. Hi points sell because they are cheap, with this stock, your in the same price range as a Beretta Storm. A weapon that takes a double stack mag.
No. You didn’t follow the “Jerking the Trigger” link which states:
“High Tower Armory hasn’t released pricing yet but they have stated that this conversion and the carbine itself could be put together for around $500. & # 8221;
So that would put the price of the kit right around the same price as their current 10/22 conversion kits; $270/
So, take a $300 gun and turn it into a $800 gun. Somewhere there is a purpose being defeated here. I think I would rather buy an $800 gun with some off the shelf accessory options. They may be too proud of this stock kit by far. Why buy a Ford Focus and put a Lincoln body on it.
“On some glorious day the plain folks of the land will reach their harts desire at last and the White House will be adorned by a downright moron.” - H. L. Mencken Journalist.
…..I would think anyone interested (as I am) would “…..buy a Ford Focus and put a Lincoln body on it…..” because “We” just want to have .380!? I also think you missed “The Point”
…..This article is over 2 years old and “we” still can not find a “Rifle/Bull Pup” manufactured from the get go in .380 (excepting Hi-Point)…..that does not mean the “want” doesn’t exist.
…..Better if you would “refer” everyone here that wants a Bull Pup/Rifle in .380 to the manufacturer that makes one? Or to a company that makes the conversion to do so instead of “ridicule”
Good idea, crazy price. CRAZY price. Sell it for $150 MAX and you would likely have a winner, assuming it works ok.
I have had a Hi-Point 9mm carbine wrapped in the ATI stock (very similar to the Beretta Storm in appearance) for about 7 years now. I have shot everything from 115gn+P to sub-sonic 147gn and 165gn, both open and suppressed. I have only had a handful of stove pipes (likely my fault, as some days it will get 500+ rounds suppressed without cleaning) and have put thousands of rounds through it. I am in no way a Hi-point fan, but I have been impressed with the simplicity of this little carbine. You knock off the goofy looking stock and set it up right, and it really will preform. If these kits come out as rendered, ill probably end up with a second one…
If they make it to take Glock mags, it will be a WINNER!
A beautiful piece. What is the cost and where to buy.?
Firstly, a 9mm carbine is quieter than a 223 or 12 gauge, but with your face that close to the muzzle I don’t think it matters. And secondly, I’m concerned about the trigger. It’s already crap and bullpups have notoriously garbage triggers.
Hi-Point 995 Carbine.
Product Code: 995 TS 9mm Carbine.
Opções disponíveis.
I understand this has to be shipped to a licensed FFL dealer. See Shipping Information for details.
All-weather, black polymer skeletonized stock. 100% American-made parts and assembly. Sling, swivels and scope base. FREE trigger lock. Internal recoil buffer in stock. Last round lock open. Multiple Picatinny rails. Optional forward folding grip. Quick on/off thumb safety. Optional flashlight. Grip-mounted clip release. Optional laser. Barrel length: 16.5" Weight: 6.25 lbs. Capacity: 10-shot magzine standard. Overall length: 31". Stock: All-weather, black molded polymer. Sights: Fully-adjustable.
Hi-Point 995TS: Pistola Caliber Carbine Bargain.
Ilustração cortesia de Mark Wynn.
Se você estava procurando por uma arma versátil, curta e robusta na carteira, diga olá para a carabina de calibre de pistola 9x9mm Hi-Point 9x19mm (PCC) da Beeman Industries em Mansfield, Ohio. Dos 25 maiores fabricantes de armas de fogo em 2010, as últimas estatísticas disponíveis em julho de 2012 mostram Beeman 12th com 115.200 total (35.300 carabinas), à frente de nomes mais familiares como Kimber, Bushmaster, Springfield e Glock nas vendas.
O original Hi-Point 995 com a aparência de droop snoot estreou em 1998 durante a proibição federal de 1994-2004 que incluiu revistas de mais de 10 cartuchos. Em 2009 veio o sucessor 995TS com um estoque mais machista em torno da ação blowback e da revista 10-round. A única alternativa de revista 995TS continua a ser um 15-rounder de mercado de reposição e o 995TS não aceita um estoque de choque, como o de Slide Solutions.
Resumo Executivo: garantia precisa, confiável, desportiva e vitalícia, preço sugerido por US $ 285. Se isso não nos ligar, não estamos no mercado. O site, oi-pointfirearms, promessas: "Todas as armas de fogo Hi-Point carregam uma vida, a garantia" sem perguntas ". Se você é o comprador original, ou um proprietário de terceiros, suas armas de fogo Hi-Point serão reparadas gratuitamente. "
O problema é que é difícil fazer seu conhecimento. Finalmente, encontrei uma versão ACP .45 em um show de armas. Parecia competente e sentia-se ótimo. Estava preso. Eu tinha que ter um em 9mm. Com o Hi-Points escasso na minha área, encontrei minha fonte em Iowa, via Gunbrokers on line.
Embora em um site de leilões, esta transação foi oferecida como um preço fixo de US $ 250, mais US $ 25 nos EUA, mais a taxa de transferência de Federal Armas de Fogo (FFL) usual para um revendedor local, outros US $ 30 para um total de US $ 305. This includes buying with money order instead of credit card to save $9, which requires about an extra week before the 995TS is shipped.
The brawny 995TS belies the original 995, lampooned as looking like the simian gun in Planet of the Apes. The ape guns actually were Holly wood ized .30 caliber M1 carbines and many wooden replicas.
With its basic 7-pound weight and compact 31-inch length, the Hi-Point 995TS is a rock-solid shooting platform. Triangulate your left elbow against your chest and you'll be a rare offhand shooter whose laser barely quivers at 20 yards. Even offhand in close quarters, the end of the 16.5-inch barrel does not reach as far as some handguns aimed with fully extended arms.
Despite its appearance, the 995TS is not Picatinny around the clock. One 9-inch Picatinny rail is on top and two rails are on the bottom: a 3-inch under the barrel and a 4-inch under the fore-stock. The top rail has 2-1/2” available in front of the long rear iron sight. The rail-looking black polymer stock is comfortable to handle without gloves.
The 995TS is a stout armful you may not want to laden with accessories. For example, I added a forward vertical grip and quickly took it off to save seven ounces. Too much weight for an already stable shooting platform.
I added the clever stock magazine holder with two additional 9mm magazines, then quickly removed it to save 15.1 ounces when fully loaded with 147-grain 9mm cartridges.
A Weaver mount BSA 8.3-ounce red dot sight topside yielded to a 2.4-ounce subcompact Viridian C5L 5mW green laser with 100-lumen tactical light. Mounting it on the Picatinny rail beneath the barrel preserves the excellent iron sights. The total weight savings from rethinking initial accessories: 28.1 ounces, almost two pounds!
As with many sights nowadays, the C5L costs as much as the 995TS. The Viridian C5L lists at $349 and sells for around $269; the Hi-Point 995TS lists at $285 and sells for around $250 before accessories. With a laser facilitating situational awareness, the 995TS is just as accurate from armpit or waist.
Pistol caliber carbines now are usually one of three styles: M1 Carbine, M4 Carbine, or submachine gun (we are talking only semiautomatic versions here). Guns in the first two categories cost around $700 to more than $1,000. Guns in the last category, which includes the Kel-Tec Sub2000 and the Hi-Point 995TS, cost around $400 to $600.
Depending on your druthers, major PCC tiebreakers include bolt open last shot (995TS yes), adjustable stock (995TS no), same or popular brand magazines as pistols (995TS no), large capacity magazines like the 33-round Glock (995TS no), able to fire with magazine out (995TS yes), folding stock (995TS no), stock recoil springs (995TS yes).
PCCs generally are considered most effective within 50 yards. Usual 9mm bullet weight choices are 115 grains, 124 grains (NATO), or 147 grains. I prefer the latter. The 995TS is rated for +P (not +P+) ammo, but standard velocity ammo generally suffices.
A 9mm carbine with 16-inch barrel has around a 200 feet per second (fps) advantage over a 4-inch barrel pistol. Compared to pistols, carbines shoot straighter and hit harder with less noise and recoil.
The Hi-Point .40 S&W carbine is the Model 4095TS; the .45 ACP carbine is the Model 4595TS. Following are the main 995TS 9mm specifications from its Instruction Sheet, hi-pointfirearms and my measurements.
Model 995TS Specifications.
- Finish: all-weather, black polymer skeletonized frame.
- Caliber: 9x19mm (9mm Luger, 9mm Parabellum, 9mm NATO); +P okay.
- Magazines: 10-round; 15-round aftermarket.
- Barrel length: 16.5”
- Overall length: 31”
- Height: 7 5/8” pistol grip to iron sight.
- Width: 2 3/4” from operating handle.
- Weight: 6.25 lbs (with empty 10-round mag)
- Weight with 10-round mag, 147-gr bullets, Viridian C5L laser/light: 7 lbs, 1 oz.
- Sights: fully adjustable ghost ring rear peep and forward post.
- Weight of trigger pull: about 8 pounds (using Lyman Electronic Pull Gauge)
- Length of pull: 14.5”
- Operating handle: left side.
- Grip: pistol with left side magazine release button.
- Rails: three Picatinny.
- Dryfire: no restrictions but good to have unloaded magazine inserted (and be sure barrel is empty)
- 2012 Catalog suggested retail price: $285.
- Safeties: thumb lever left side.
- Warranty: lifetime to first purchaser (and subsequent customers; see hi-pointfirearms)
- Other: instruction manual, trigger lock, sling, swivels, scope base, internal recoil buffer in stock (three over half-inch gap), last round lock open,100% American-made parts and assembly, adjustment tool that includes two Allen wrench sizes.
Optional Accessories include a soft gun case $25, beam shot laser $52, 995 magazine $17 ($18 for 4095 or 4595), 3/4” standard weaver accessory ring $5, Hi-Point carbine compensator $15, folding grip $25, 60-lumen quick attach tactical light $25, two-magazine holder $10, attachable standard Weaver side rails $15.
Disassembly requires the forend cover and receiver shroud to be removed, fortunately not too often. The Instruction Sheet says: “Barrel should be brushed every 300-400 rounds. Complete disassembly and cleaning should be performed at 1500-2000 rounds.” Preliminary explorations and on-line video demonstrations confirm 995TS disassembly is challenging.
When you first meet the 995TS, four tips will make your courtship easier:
Look carefully at the Instruction Sheet illustration before screwing in the operating handle; be sure to put the smaller end of the roller against the gun. Note the pistol grip holding the magazine is at an angle, not straight up. Always insert the magazine at that angle, pushing until you hear and feel a distinct click. Work around a strange pinch, scrape, or bite you may feel on your cheek when firing offhand. Sanding the unremovable pebbled cheek rest doesn't solve it; I suspect the ridge of its back edge. So far my remedy is spreading a handkerchief over the area. Other shooters have wrapped it with paracord or straightened it with a custom cover. (No, I am not going to buy a recoil pad to put over a recoil stock.) Deal with the pistol grip being just thick enough that your right thumb (even if Large glove size) may not reach the magazine eject button without altering your grip. On the other hand, this makes for a very secure magazine; not much chance of accidentally ejecting it. Similar stretch for the safety.
Out of the box, the 995TS shot high and right. Fine-adjusting the rear sight was aided by clear marking bars. Front sight coarse adjustment has no marking bars and needs the supplied tool that includes an Allen wrench. The plastic trigger is comfortable and easy to pull with a short travel distance.
In three indoor range sessions, firing about 300 rounds of 147 and 115 grain 9mm, the 995TS operation was flawless, as long as the top cartridge in the magazine was angled up instead of being level. Loading the single-stack metal port-holed magazine was easy, but an UpLULA loader is always faster and kinder to thumbs. Ammo was American Eagle 147 grain FMJ FP (flat point), Winchester 115 grain FMJ and Speer Lawman 147 grain TMJ (total metal jacket). I also validated my primary defense round, the hollow-point Federal Premium 147-grain HST Tactical.
My 995TS shooting was offhand at 7, 10, 15 and 20 yards, typical defense posture and distances. With iron sights or Viridian C5L laser/light, initial groups were around 3 inches. Not as good as expected, because I was mostly trying to get used to the magazine and bolt.
The 995TS barrel proved exceptionally steady during rapid fire. Later, 10-shot groups improved to 1-5/8 inches at seven yards and 2-1/2 inches at 20 yards. The latter was with the Viridian C5L laser/light and gun tucked under arm. Be sure to periodically check that the laser is tightly secured; it has only one screw.
The Viridian C5L is great to shoot with, but really drains the battery. Using only the steady green beam and not the light, with a weekly trip to the indoor range, I get only two weeks out of one CR2 lithium battery and it dies suddenly, without warning.
The Viridian Operating Manual states: “Battery life (with laser on only) will increase from approximately 4+ hours in constant to 7+ hours in the pulsing modes. With laser and tactical light on (high output) battery life will be approximately 60 minutes.” Over about two years you can spend enough on batteries to buy another 995TS.
Conveniently, only a coin is needed to unscrew the C5L Picatinny mounting screw and the battery cover. However, the battery cover thread is so fickle that you wonder what you have done to deserve such aggravation. The Viridian C5L comes with an ingenious choice of three rail sets that allow mounting on the vast majority of railed firearms. The R3 works fine on the 995TS.
The 995TS is as heavy to lug around as two or three 9mm pistols. Plinking is widely touted, but plinking with 9mm cartridges costs about the same as shooting 12-gauge shotgun shells, i. e., about 24 cents a shot based on the most inexpensive Wal-Mart-stocked ammunition. Still, much cheaper than shooting rifle cartridges.
What are the main overall handgun caliber carbine choices? For the most inexpensive shooting with least recoil and noise, it always is .22 rimfire, at about 3 cents a shot. For more power than 9mm, get .40 S&W or .45 ACP. For more power than PCC and even .223 or .30 Carbine rifle caliber, try a .357 Magnum or .44 Magnum revolver caliber. For center fire ammo spraying, use a 9mm that accepts a bump/slide fire stock and large-capacity magazine, such as the 33-shot Glock.
It is noteworthy that lately the U. S. Army is relying more on the 5.56mm M4 carbine, the way it used to rely on the .30 caliber M1 carbine in WWII and Korea. The M4 is becoming the primary firearm for many troops that formerly used the M3 .45 ACP submachine gun or the Beretta M9 9mm pistol. Civilian versions offer the same range and a wide variety of .223 and 5.56 ammo.
9mm carbines thus remain a good compromise for many shooters. They are often more accurate with more impact than pistols, have less recoil and muzzle blast, are inexpensive to buy, ammo is about half the cost of .223, effective within the 50-yard comfort zone of most shooters, allowed in ranges that do not permit center fire rifle cartridges, good choice for recreational shooting and home defense, as well as medium-sized critter control (with appropriate expanding ammunition).
When at last the pile of pondering is sifted, I found it impossible not to admire the aggressively priced Hi-Point 995TS. The 10-round magazines curb our expenses, but not our enthusiasm. How many guns can you name that do more for the money within distances most people shoot?
A Hot New Pistol-Caliber Bullpup Kit for Hi-Point Carbines.
A design rendering of the bullpup conversion kit. (Photo: JTT/HTA)
Correction: High Tower Armory informed us that the projected price for the bullpup kit will only be $199. The kit and a carbine combined are expected to run buyers around $500 in total.
High Tower Armory is working on a bullpup conversion kit for the unlikeliest of pistol-caliber carbines, Hi-Point rifles. The kit shortens the overall length of the gun while giving it a welcome makeover.
Hi-Point carbines are uncomplicated, easy to find and generally inexpensive. They’re popular for shooting at the range and for anyone looking for an affordable carbine for protection. Hi-Point carbines are chambered for 9mm Luger, .40 S&W and .380 and .45 ACP.
These carbines are simple and have a good reputation for reliability and durability. But you don’t have to try hard to find someone to bash them based on looks alone. Not only will this kit add functionality to the base rifle, it gives it a much more sleek and modern appearance.
According to Matt over at Jerking the Trigger, the kit is projected to run around $199.
“It may not be your cup of tea but there is likely a market for this conversion,” said Matt. It could be a solid improvement to a carbine that performs beyond its price point.”
A pistol-caliber bullpup makes a lot of sense for home protection, in addition to being a fun plinker or brush rifle. The shortened length makes it easier to use in tight spaces, which is one of the main reasons to get a bullpup in the first place. But being chambered for pistol cartridges is another advantage as they make much less noise, indoors especially, compared to more powerful rifle cartridges.
Carbines also give shooters the option of using much hotter ammo than they would normally use in a handgun. This bullpup kit bridges the gap between pistol and intermediate-caliber rifle.
With their longer barrels carbines also offer superior ballistics compared to the same rounds fired out of handguns. And with the High Tower Armory kit’s rail for red dot sights and other optics users should expect to see improved accuracy on their part as well.
See Also: Cheap Guns: Hi-Point 45ACP Tactical Carbine–4595TS Review.
In addition to adding a flat-top rail for optics, the conversion kit has a 6-o’clock rail for foregrips and weapon lights.
From these design renderings, it looks like the High Tower Armory kit uses Hi-Point magazines, which isn’t bad. Hi-Point now manufactures magazines with up to 20-round capacities. That’s a little shy compared to other rifles and carbines but it’s great by pistol standards.
High Tower Armory might even feel the urge to get into making their own improved Hi-Point magazines. The company has a good rep for their line of Ruger 10/22 FN-style bullpup conversion kits and extended magazines.
If this kit works well and has even a half-decent trigger it’s likely to make a lot of Hi-Point shooters very happy. And if it looks as good in real life as it does in these drawings then it will probably make brand new Hi-Point owners wig out of even more.
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Are the Hi-point bull pup kits on the market ? It so, where can I buy it ?
Hello and Good Day!
Have you ever had any luck finding the conversion kit? I have written to the manufacturer (propose) yet have not received a reply? The article is over 2 years old now? Would really like to buy own! Makes the Gun look fantastic!
About using Glock mags, the gun would have to use the mags, not the kit. The kit for the .45 should work for the new 10mm as well.
Whoooooo. Good lord. The whole thing ready to shoot (go bang! bang!) is in the $500 buck range.
Bull Pup Conversion $199 or so.
Hi-Point carbine $249.00 to $300.00 depending on where ya find one.
Time for a bit of math $448.00 to $500.00 which is a damn good price for anything that’s reliable and accurate on a man size target (in the boiler room) now it wood be VERY COOL if it wood accept Glock mags but oh well it is what it is.
Now as far as the price of the rifle where im from in N. C i have seen em for as low as $229.98 to as high as $319.99 so thats where my ciphering is coming from.
Hello:) will the bull pup conversion kit fit my hi point m995ts? Obrigado.
This kit is a great idea, also like the thought about adapted extended mags. I have a redball 20rd and it appears that in the design photo HTA would shorten the mag well and make it less functional with my after market mags because the redball mags have a plastic molding in the middle that inserts up to the bottom of the pistol grip making them more stable. I have been considering installing an uzi style buttstock/plate but I think I’ll wait to see this kit when it comes out.
I think $199 is a good price, $300 is more than i paid for the rifle, you’ll sell a ton of these at $199. i’ll buy one immediately and i know a guy who sells Hi Points he will surely recommend these to his customers.
Great idea, with some concerns.. I own the 4595 carbine, and knowing how it functions inside, I am concerned about all the long rods for the trigger, safery and mag release. All that linkage, making it more complicated may as well affect its reliability. And as a “kit”, not too many have the talent or expertise to make the conversion themselves.
What about a large capacity mag for the 995 carbine are their any out there?
Red Ball makes a 20 round clip for the 995ts and it works great. Bought mine months ago and have fired over 200 rounds with no FTFs. It’s also endorsed by Hi Point since it won’t damage the gun the way the Pro Mags do and won’t void Hi Point’s lifetime warranty either.
It really take American ingenuity to make the original monkey gun uglier, but it\’s been done.
God bless America.
I don’t get it either. It looks like they shaved maybe 3 or 4 inches off the stock, but moved the trigger 10 or so inches forward. All bullpups I’ve seen before remove nearly all of the shoulder stock length to make the rifle significantly shorter, but this clearly did not.
If they make them to take glock mags.
They’ll be making a fortune selling all they can make. I’d buy one in 45acp for my wife.
Hey guys great article! Just for everyone’s info - the price on this stock will be $200-300 (hopefully less). The ENTIRE package, rifle and stock will end up costing the shooter about $500. That’s where that price came from. Espero que ajude!
Andy and the team at High Tower Armory, LLC.
Now that seems a whole lot more reasonalble now itd just take glock mags ud sell 1000s of em.
Any idea on release date?
Does anybody have the answer to win the stock may be available? I just got a high point carbine and a longer top rail. But if I’m going to put it in a stock like this there’s no need for me to install the real now.
Any update on availability??
how soon B/4 this hi point stock hits the market? I already need 3.
April or May of this year.
Can i get on a waiting list for purchase . I would love to get one early and test it out . also are the stocks going to fit the .380 , 45 carbines for sure . If so i will definitely buy one . i own all three calibers. Please respond soon . imndrooling over it already .
Think about the money: Kel-Tec sub2000 (9mm, 40); Beretta Storm carbine (9mm, 40); CZ scorpion evo 9mm, Thureon 9mm;
Judge tactical (410, 45). All under the price of this kit plus the gun. On their website they sell the 22 ROGER kit for 300 plus whatever that rifle runs? Just Sayin.
I think you’re missing the whole point here. It’s like people are discussing a VW GTI and your comparing Ford f-150’s. This is a bullpup, not even comparable to any rifle you listed besides that they’re rifles that shoot handgun calibers.
Why not go with the modern replicas of the WW2 era .30 cal M1 Carbine instead? Available with the paratrooper style folding wire / pistol grip stock if you really want a compact intermediate power rifle that is good to 200 yards. With the far improved Hornady expanding FTX ammo it is far better than with FMJ ammo. It has twice the muzzle energy of the pistol caliber carbines, and fires fairly cheap FMJ ammo for target practice. Mine has a combo weapon light / bright green laser mounted under the barrel for quick / poor light condition shooting, and a 4X Mildot scope sight on top for accurate shooting. With proper magazines a very deadly lightweight rifle that is a joy to shoot.
The .30 carbine is great, had a few love them. However, a carbine in the same round as your carry pistol is a fantastic combo. Not many people carry a hand gun in .30 carbine.
Ruger did.. Had one, reloaded myself and used it for deerhunting. Excelente combinação!
Don’t know if Ruger still makes the 30 carbine model.
hoje. Now I have the 995ts.
Because the Chiappa M1 Carbine replicas that shoot 9mm are complete crap every review I have read….bummer actually as I wanted one…oh well my 4095 is great.
The “Jerking the Trigger” article says “High Tower Armory hasn’t released pricing yet but they have stated that this conversion and the carbine itself could be put together for around $500.”
Now, this article says “According to Matt over at Jerking the Trigger, the kit is projected to run around $500”. Two different things, and I don’t blame people for being confused. To me, a “kit” is something you add TO a firearm, not the assembled firearm and the add-on.
Ok so apparently some can’t read as it states the cost is INCLUDING the Hi-Point rifle itself. I will buy two, one in 9mm one if .45 especially if it comes with the ability to add any AR trigger we want. I’d love to drop in my FOSTECH Echo Trigger and make this a cheap range / home defense gun that my wife and daughters can handle accurately with automatic firing power. AR’s, +P .45acp pistol and shotguns are simply too much for them to handle (small women).
If they ever get around to accepting high cap mags I’m in. If they would accept Glock mags I’m in. Make a 10mm I’m in.
Me too glock or colt mags and a 10mm option this thing would be sick.
Can’t you people do simple math! Total price is $500 minus $300 carbine = $200! And that’s a good price for a bull pup conversion stock anytime!
wait, the gun (meaning action, barrel, etc.) come with this “conversion kit”? where did you hear that? why would they call it a conversion kit if it comes with the gun itself?
conversion kite are for people who already have the gun, and want to change the appearance/function of the gun (like ruger 10/22 kits, Remington 700 kits/chassis, etc.) where you just take the internals from your own gun and put them in the new receiver.
and if this price was for a full gun, why wouldn’t they include the price of the conversion kits only for people who already own a hi-point carbine? why would they be marketing this towards people who already own hi-point carbines?
No if you already own any of the high point call. 380,9mm,40,or 45 4095 models you already have. Then you can purchase the bull pup stock conversion for around $199. The cost of carbine you’ve already bought is around $300. 300+200=($500)
,a href=”jerkingthetrigger/2016/10/18/high-tower-armory-bullpup-conversion-for-the/”> The “Jerking the Trigger” article says “High Tower Armory hasn’t released pricing yet but they have stated that this conversion and the carbine itself could be put together for around $500.”
Now, this article says “According to Matt over at Jerking the Trigger, the kit is projected to run around $500”. Two different things, and I don’t blame people for being confused. To me, a “kit” is something you add TO a firearm, not the assembled firearm and the add-on.
This is just the price for the conversion kit…then add the price of the carbine and you’re well over $800-900. You have to buy both..it doesn’t come ready to shoot!
No the people that make the kit posted in here and say total gun and kit 500 so 300 gun 200 kit and maybe less.
“Tacti-.cool” will sell. I could sell these in my shop.
To spend $500.00 more on a conversion kit for a high point, I would rather invest that money on a GLOCK, S&W, CANICK-TP9, SIG, CZ-75 or any other good quality gun on the market, if you check the amount that you will pay for buy a new carbine between $300 to $400 new on any web side and used on any pawn shop is going to be minimum $280 and you add $500 more for a conversion kit you already turn it into a $700 dollars gun.
I have never considered a Hi-Point anything before I read this article. For $500 ☆☆☆CARBINE INCLUDED (re-read the article)☆☆☆ I would consider it in .45ACP, threaded barrel, naturally. I think that it could be a good deal of fun!
The only reason I don’t have one is the fact they only take 10 round mags. I’ll second the glock magazine suggestion. They would sell off the chart if they made that happen.
If it’s priced at 500 they won’t sell very many. If prices at 300 they will sell some, tons of the trigger is good. 200 and they will sell a lot (even if the trigger is iffy).
The article actually states that the cost of the conversion would be about $500 – INCLUDING the cost of the Hi-Point carbine (around $300).
What a great idea. A $500 stock for a $300 rifle. And now the trigger is even worse than before. Im sure they will sell like hotcakes.
Yes it does seem like a good idea, but as usual the execution is flawed. $ 500? Come on, few are going to cough up the cash. Hi points sell because they are cheap, with this stock, your in the same price range as a Beretta Storm. A weapon that takes a double stack mag.
No. You didn’t follow the “Jerking the Trigger” link which states:
“High Tower Armory hasn’t released pricing yet but they have stated that this conversion and the carbine itself could be put together for around $500. & # 8221;
So that would put the price of the kit right around the same price as their current 10/22 conversion kits; $270/
So, take a $300 gun and turn it into a $800 gun. Somewhere there is a purpose being defeated here. I think I would rather buy an $800 gun with some off the shelf accessory options. They may be too proud of this stock kit by far. Why buy a Ford Focus and put a Lincoln body on it.
“On some glorious day the plain folks of the land will reach their harts desire at last and the White House will be adorned by a downright moron.” - H. L. Mencken Journalist.
…..I would think anyone interested (as I am) would “…..buy a Ford Focus and put a Lincoln body on it…..” because “We” just want to have .380!? I also think you missed “The Point”
…..This article is over 2 years old and “we” still can not find a “Rifle/Bull Pup” manufactured from the get go in .380 (excepting Hi-Point)…..that does not mean the “want” doesn’t exist.
…..Better if you would “refer” everyone here that wants a Bull Pup/Rifle in .380 to the manufacturer that makes one? Or to a company that makes the conversion to do so instead of “ridicule”
Good idea, crazy price. CRAZY price. Sell it for $150 MAX and you would likely have a winner, assuming it works ok.
I have had a Hi-Point 9mm carbine wrapped in the ATI stock (very similar to the Beretta Storm in appearance) for about 7 years now. I have shot everything from 115gn+P to sub-sonic 147gn and 165gn, both open and suppressed. I have only had a handful of stove pipes (likely my fault, as some days it will get 500+ rounds suppressed without cleaning) and have put thousands of rounds through it. I am in no way a Hi-point fan, but I have been impressed with the simplicity of this little carbine. You knock off the goofy looking stock and set it up right, and it really will preform. If these kits come out as rendered, ill probably end up with a second one…
If they make it to take Glock mags, it will be a WINNER!
A beautiful piece. What is the cost and where to buy.?
Firstly, a 9mm carbine is quieter than a 223 or 12 gauge, but with your face that close to the muzzle I don’t think it matters. And secondly, I’m concerned about the trigger. It’s already crap and bullpups have notoriously garbage triggers.
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