is it possible to even break a hi-point?

>>64119668 (OP)
So, did the warranty got accepted?

>>64119668 (OP)
yes, they break pretty easily.
their warranty center is amazing though, truly the best in the industry and I dont say that lightly.
my buddy and I bought one to beat up and every single time we broke a part on the gun we just emailed them and sent a photo of the broken part, it was shipping out priority mail the next day. Every fucking time.

>>64119668 (OP)
Yes very. Getting bullets stuck in the barrel and not exploding is the one thing direct blowback guns do well. Every other scenario for a hipoint is fairly bad as it's just not that well made. Now for the money it's a great gun, it's just not a lot of money, hipoint doesn't lie about what it is.

>>64119668 (OP)
>35
did he reload?

>is it possible to even break a hi-point?
>image of a barrel that has been removed and cut lengthwise
uhhh yeah that one probably doesn't work now

>>64119734
>hi-point owner
>fired 35 times before realizing he wasn't hitting anything

>>64119810
actually it looks like the squib stack almost reached the chamber so it's possible the carbine just refused to close the bolt fully and wouldn't fire instead.

What most people say is the pistols are solid for what they are but the carbines don't meet the same standard

Retard strength

>>64119668 (OP)
this makes me feel better about myself
i may be dumb but damn im not that retarded

>>64120196
It was always the opposite
Carbines are a good deal and fun to shoot
Pistols are only good for a meme or committing a crime and throwing out
Not because they don't work, but because they suck in every other way possible

>>64120196
Both work okay. They tend to like hotter ammo, so don't feed them el-cheapo aluminum cased garbage loaded to minimum pressure specs, if you do you'll get fuckloads of jams.
But both the carbines and the pistol are bottom of the barrel trash in all aspects except for reliability, which is decent. Mechanical accuracy is surprisingly good too, thanks to the fixed barrel blow back operation.

The main issue with the carbines, other than the awful trigger, is that they use low capacity single stack mags, and aftermarket 'stendos cause all kinds of jams.
Any other 9mm carbine that takes proper double stack mags is head and shoulders above the Hi-Point carbine due to this feature alone.

>>64119668 (OP)
I thought this picture was actually an intentional tourture test

>>64120196
No one has ever said this
Their carbines are kind of crappy but absolutely unchallenged at their price point, especially now that hi point finally released a factory stendo
The pistols, while still the best of the absolute bottom of the barrel are now lapped by guns only a little more expensive.
This is especially bad because after taking forever to release the yeet cannon the new mags hold a grand total of two extra rounds. Fantastic.
But ZOMG threaded barrel and optic mounting for the valuable and large shitpost gun market
The 10mm is still the cheapest way to get into the caliber for what that's worth I guess.
I feel bad for hi point because I like what they stand for and for their unorthodoxy but they're flagging

>>64119690
I'd be willing to bet my left nut they covered it.

>>64121790
At this point hipoint should make a yeet cannon 2 version of a Glock gen3. Take the styling from the prototype of the slide and grip profile, even as far as having conventional grip panels, but lean on the gen3 market for parts and engineering. Unless they can get the yc2 out the door at <$199 PSA and the others that copied them filled the niche they took to long to capitalize on of a good shooting, mechanically reliable gun with aftermarket at a price to kill Taurus and kahr in their entirety.