Hi point 9mm carbine stock options

Posted February 22, in Companies , Rifles by Nicholas C with 85 Comments Tags: High Tower Armory is known for making bullpup stock kits for the They make a P90 styled kit to drop in a barrels action and making it into a bullpup.

Well now they are working on a bullpup kit for the HiPoint Carbine. Third stock kit is called the MBS Not exactly a name that rolls off the tongue and not exactly flashy but that does not detract from the appeal of a bullpup HiPoint Carbine. As posted before by Nathan S.

It will use any magazine for the HiPoint Carbine. They have designed the magwell to be wider to accept double stack magazines however at this time they have not found any magazines that work. So while you will be stuck using single stack extended magazines for now, they are looking into making a double stack magazine of their own design later down the road.

The stock is packed with a lot of features. It has CNC top and bottom picatinny rails. They added MLOK slots to the rear of the stock so you can use MLOK QD sling mounts while also including traditional slots in the back, middle and front of the stock to use a sling.

The pistol grip has a knuckle protector that is removable and comes with plugs to cover up the gaps left by the knuckle guard. They are projecting to have these available by late spring or early summer and will be available in black, OD Green, Desert Tan, and FDE. Also, this stock kit will work for any of the Hi Point carbines regardless of caliber.

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There are only two commercially available 9mm bullpups out there. The JARD which is so… Double the cost and the tavor conversion kit which is… around which is times the cost.

So not a little bit more, a mountain more. And hi point has adopted the redball magazines they told people the new carbines would ship with the redball aftermarket magazines from the factory at shot show so capacity on the carbines is actually 20rds. Honestly I could probably keep going if I gave it a little more thought. And there are at least 3 9mm rifles that come from the factory as a bullpup. The fact stands, if you want a bullpup PCC, a hi point is still on the same level as a sub2k.

Or a 9mm ar. Yeah, like an HK P7 M10 or M13 magazine. I could swear there was an older subgun that also used a double-stack-necked-down-to-single magazine. Still, hi points had over 10 years to fix this https: I wish that company made a rounder…. Someone used to provide a service where they would mill these out for Glock mags and rig the catch to work as well. They also did the Ruger PC guns. Taurus has already discontinued their CT line, probably because it was the same rifle as a Hipoint at double the cost.

From there, you only go up in price. Its like putting 24kt gold leaf trim in a yugo. Just like peeps can laugh at what I do. Seriously, it would probably take a lot of work to make the 90 degree turning magazine work reliably in 9mm.

Plus, the rounds are fatter, so capacity would be lower. I know several guys who bought the Hi-Point back when for small money as a first gun, then they learned more about guns and made more money and the Hi-Point got put away for better toys. You sure are right about that. The lop concept is completely different on a bullpup. I always find myself comparing it to a pistol with a shoulder stock. Like what lol, an MP5? No one would ever do that. Sig MPX or CZ Scorpion? You can polish a turd but… So whats up with all the Hi Point love lately TFB??

When other brands choke and stop, Hi-Points keep chugging along. I mean if there such a superior reliable firearm at such a cost savings. Or people that just want something that will work when they might need a gun and not interested in spending the money.

My main thing is the target audience that is buying a hi point. But I do kind of get it if I equate it to slapping a Ferrari body kit on a Fiero. In that aspect, sure. The car will start, the car will go, the car will stop. Should be dependable as any car. Besides, my 1st post was just a goof anyway and just my opinion. You, you got me! Toss out all my other crap!

You leave my car analogy alone. So why bother with the Ferrari?

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Government is almost as much about looks as it is competence. Government agents carrying a Highpoint around would make the less perceptive to assume the government is ugly and low powered like the ugly and low mag capacity Highpoint, fermenting resentment and starting a civil war that will tear the U.

S apart, this war would no doubt become known as the Highpoint Civil War. Looks great on paper. Unfortunately, it is a poorly-made unreliable hunk of junk: I really want a 9mm carbine that has a classic stock, and basically looks like Ruger PC9 or Marlin Camp 9.

This was supposed to be just that, but…: Few hundred dollar optic, on a few hundred dollar stock.. On a hundred dollar firearm.. This is what firearms innovation has come to.. Looking at the wonderful quality engineering.. That being said, if I have a few hundred dollarydoos burning a hole in my pocket I might get one.

Agreed, unlike the pistols the rifles have always been highly rated, just uglier than a 10 cent hooker. This bullpup conversion will make them great, especially in a.

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I hope they make a glock or grease gun mag conversion for. Well, I always wanted a bullpup. What is the hottest round the. That might make for an interesting combo with this bullpup stock. If I already owned a Hi-Point carbine, I certainly would give this bullpup kit a chance. Reducing the overall length, and the change of center of gravity seems very useful to me. How about the housing covering more of the barrel since the long thin barrel kind of diminishes the look.

I do believe the demand for double stack is out their so hopefully they make them available. Those Polish RAK kits have a double stack that tapers to a single feed, but they are 9mm MAK and straight. I think getting the Korean Glock mags to fit is going to be way to go. You have a lot more mag coices than what we get from Highpoint right now. Recently quit my job and have a with original and ATI stock, four mags, and less than rounds through it.

Tempted to list on ARMSLIST or something. The Firearm Blog googletag. Any questions please email him at nicholas. There are also 9mm steyr carbines too.

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He said there are only two bullpups, not carbines. Wow… I need to sleep more…. There is only 1 pistol caliber rifle that comes from the factory as a bullpup. Wish they made a rounder….

The trigger bar is what keeps the hipoint from taking double stack mags. You aint getting a double stack mag in there. I bought it used but still. Is it better to spend on a dollar gun? I have no respect for your ilk. So what again does it make better than a PS90…? How about just making it in 9mm? Let this be a lesson to you.

Now, farewell, my planet needs me. You know who really screwed the pooch in pistol caliber carbines? Boo, thats a shame. Seems like a great idea if done correctly. Look what folks do with Mosins now. You mean like this??? Expensive optic on cheap gun is much better than the opposite. Listen to the man!

This is the gun equivalent of putting a Ferrari body kit on a Pontiac Fiero. This looks better than the original. They Iraqveteran also converted the. Almost all handguns that use double stack mags taper into a single column.

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