HTA said if the market called for it, the stock was designed to accept double stack magazines with some modification and they would start manufacturing the new mag well. The market obviously called for it but HTA did not follow through with their claim. Too bad for us.
I paid the lockdown / covid inflation price for a new 995 & immediately bought the High Tower conversion. Then decked it out with bi pod, scope etc. Two years later a first gen 995 with an ATI stock, also decked out with Carbo trigger, charging handle, A red/green dot & A very nice flash hider showed up at my FFL. Loving my Bull pup, I just had to have the ATI. Paid good money for both. I enjoy showing them. Reactions along with the joy of shooting More than justify any price. One thing I have to share, Everything about the Bull Pup is awkward till it touches my shoulder. Once there, It Belongs there. Well Done Hi Point & High Tower Armory. I am now looking for an original 995 / The ugly ugly one with a metal barrel shroud AKA planet of the apes stock with bolts & no last round bolt open. When your cheapest toy is your favorite, You bought the right Toy..
I actually came across one of the original 995. It is very ugly… and they wanted more than the new one so I passed. Would’ve been an interesting piece to my collection of weird guns.
@@JumpoutDev9 Google high tower armory . Buying this conversion is no different than putting expensive wheels & tires on a cheap car. Same car, but you feel better being seen with it. My 995 was heavy & embarrassing. Now it is a joy & gets "nice car" attention.. PS, If you require more than 10 rounds, You live in the wrong zip code
Excellent PCC, pistol caliber carbine... My 995 prints 2" groups at 100 yds. Also Love my 1095 (shoots 40SW too) Both now live in HTA bullpup stocks and start conversations everywhere I go...
@@johnw65 the rifle is a blast to shoot. Now have to upgrade my side arm, saw that Palmetto state armory has the Hi Point J HP 45 gen 2, for a $179.99. 😁
@@aladoc6832 My 9mm carbine is very accurate. And +P 9mm ammo is close to 357mag... I've loaded 9mm/,356cal in 357mag cases and they fire just fine. I have 2 HiPoint C9's, 2 Ruger P9's, LC9 and a 380 LCP. It's handy having the pistols and rifle share the same ammo. I can legally deer hunt with my 1095 carbine.
I have the arctic gray with angled grip, shroud/compensator, red dot site, angled iron sites and a clone PEQ-15. So far everyone loves it and can't believe its a hi point
I like the conversion. Moving the action back balances everything out a lot better and it makes it more comfortable and maneuverable. I converted my 4095 and I wouldn't go back. My wife's 4095 is still in the original configuration and its still comfortable, but I definitely prefer the bullpup style.
I had a hi Point 9mm carbine, one of the first weapons I ever purchased. For $149 lol, 10 rd mags.... stovepiped every round but to its credit kept firing. It was fun but poorly built and impossible to field strip. It just soured me on the brand.
@@bigchimptactical When was this? I know the older model was kind of raw and ugly, but the most recent ones are really good and reliable. Still a little ugly, sure, but if I'm running brass I don't have any issues.
I was super happy when you said the rails that are on the arm metal I thought it was all plastic but that is a very cool feature I'm getting two for my kids first fun gun plinking and so on and it going to be a bull pup highpoint I've been thinking about it for years but this just solidified it for me !! Awesome video brother!!
Why not do a Ruger 10-22 bull pup mod instead? It's a perfect plinking starter gun that can still go through a half inch pine board at 200+ yards. Almost no recoil and ammo is .10 cent a round vs .20 of 9mm. It adds up really quick if you want to actually learn to shoot and have a lot of fun. Sure, this is a great looking mod, but for practice and putting rounds on target quickly and accurately nothing beats the .22LR, especially for kids. Plus this stock mod costs as much as the gun itself. And for ~$500-$600 you could just get a better 9mm.
@@TacticalEd762 want to know the difference between an Extar EP9, and a Hi-Point carbine? When you drop the Hi-Point Carbine in the swamp, and pick it up, it will still shoot. Say what you want about Hi-Point Firearns, they work, and they can be sold in all 50 states with no restrictions.
Sometimes the price point is a stopping point. If my budget was open ended and "my wife was not watching", I could see a rifle from Finland, instead of a brick that shoots, lol
Great vid!! Gave me some added confidence, I went with a black mbs95 too. Conversion had no issues... I also used a jsarmsco extended charging handle. Only 1 very small issue. I haven't been able to find, other than verbal referencing, how do I adjust the new mbs95 trigger linkage?
When you show the conversion which was a great illustration of how to convert it I was just curious you had to remove the original front sight what you didn't show anything to replace it. What would you replace that front sight with?
Do I need to do a background check for these!? N do I have to register the new converting kit !??? Can somebody help me on this!!!????? Please!!!!!!!!! N yes I'm a patriot. I live in Albuquerque nm
My high point carbine never stove piped,or jammed... I had it in the ATI stock..... first thing you do is get rid of those two cheap screws to take it down, go to hardware store and find something better with lock nuts,and or small lock washer's, cut down to fit smoother, anyway when you tighten those two screw's with original bolts you tighten them and the slide doesn't flow freely, with the New ones that's not a problem, when tightening them, move bolt back and forth to make sure it's smooth and not to tight on the bolt.... I've did this for numerous people at the range, they would have stove pipe after stove pipe, not anymore.... just takes a little time.
it would have been nice to have a bench light on. watching the assembly of black parts on black parts with no light is a bit of a struggle for me at least.
There are a few places in the video where you say (without using tools) "it's locked in place and it's not coming apart" or something of that nature... Question 1) How easy is it to take it apart so you can for whatever reason convert it BACK from the bullpup to its original Hi-Point carbine configuration? (For example, do those "locked in place" items now require tools to "unlock" them?) Which leads into my next main question. Question 2) Does Hi-Point still honor its warranty after this conversion has been performed and used and something of the original rifle fails? (of course unconverted it back to its original Hi-Point configuration before submitting under warranty. I'm fairly certain Hi-Point from operational wear marks can EASILY tell it was converted and used in a bullpup configuration.
It’s fairly easy to bring back to normal. It’s a pain in terms of doing it but doable. As far as hipoint honoring the warranty that will be a question to them.
Anyone know if this is illegal in Minnesota. I looked around some laws but I don't see anything that would make this modification illegal in Minnesota.
31 inches to 27 inches… is it worth the extra few hundred dollars to shave off four inches? I almost feel like just chopping 10 inches off the barrel and making it an sbr is a way better option
Then you have to spend 200 bucks on a stamp. 250 for the conversion and you still have a 16"barrel thats way more accurate. Of course its your rifle so cut away.
Nice looking, but it's a bit overkill, in'it? $300-$350 for the carbine, then another $250 for this bullpup kit? For a single stack, 10rd pcc? No way. For $500 you can get a keltec sub 2000 pcc that can take the double stack glock mags, and its 29.5" extended & folds to 16" for transporting. WAY better. Dont get me wrong, I have a 40s&w hipoint carbine & the jcp 40 pistol too... but I'm not going to double the cost trying to dress it up. Just one man's opinion though. 😎👍
lol i got mine for about 215. we are planning on getting a sub 2k AND the bullpup soon, the 2k will be my dads and the hi point will be mine once the stock comes in.
If high point would ever make these to accept Glock mags it would be awesome because I've even tried the red all mags and they even jam and don't waste your money on promags for these rifles
I have two of these 4595 45 Auto and 6 Red Ball mags, and 17 Hi-Point mags had zero issues as long as ammo is brass they don't like steel cased ammo. Often the steel case ammo has a powder that creates drag.
I appreciate the instruction vid, but you didn't show how to "break" loose the upper assembly to get conversion started. I don't have enough hand strength to get top assembly off. I have front rail lock open and rail down, but can't get upper assembly to slide off. You went off camera to do it so I am stumped.
did manage to get top assembly of new stock conversion. mounted a picitinney riser on the upper rail and used a rubber mallet to break loose the assembly. worked great.
I have the 9mm. Just shot it first time with red ball ext mags. 300 rds flawless and accurate. Feels so good balanced and compact. My gf first time ever shooting anything put 10 out of 20 rds in center circle at 40 first mag. Love it.
@@notsosilentmajority1 lol. Yep I'm I'm michigan and it's a blizzard outside. U should. It's like a whole new gun and better in every aspect. Only took about ten min to switch it out too
@@GunsandCoffee Fortunately I was able to find the website... Not positive, but fairly sure that I've seen other people have left link's i there descriptions... But thanks anyway, and for the video...
@@todd6385 You can get away with it but you always run that risk of getting a strike. too many strikes gets your channel shut down.. Glad you found the site.
The whole Bull Pup look is ugly to me puts the action to close to your eye. I for one like the barrel to protrude some and like a longer stock. I would love to see a wooden stock conversion. To make it look more like a mini rifle of yesterday's past.
If High Point really wanted a winner they'd come out with a version that runs Glock mags as what's the point of having a PCC that can't run 33rd fun sticks?
Yeah exactly my thoughts. I did speak to them and they said they have gotten a lot of that request and they are looking into it. Hopefully they listen to their customers.
Cool I'm not going to say anything yet, I'm going to check out some more of your videos. Remember my name, I will never say anything mean. It's always to help you.
All this... for a 3" carry difference, and only a slight benefit from weight shift, and the same barrel length. I'll pass. If they were going bother making a bullpup, they should've went full boat... action as far rearward as possible, 20" barrel to make legal length, and fix that 💩 grip angle.
Lmao these aren't worth the time and $ to convert . I had one it was a decent gun but nothing I'd put $ and work into. For the money you spent I could have a better rifle with a double stack magazine
Not a good kit. I had it last year . Got fix by gunsmith. But don’t work right. So many issues. Since last year I just put it in the gun safe . Very much disappointment. I will not recommend this plastic kit. Waste of money and time.
@@rangerat4200 that I can’t do. Find yourself a competent engineer/cad guy and you can make whatever you want. I had one at my last shop but I got fired for bringing in a “gun”, a 3d printed chassis for a pistol he designed
I love the Hi-Point and this high tower bullpup is the best
if they could have fabricated this to accept glock double stacked mags, it would have been a game changer for the hipoint carbine.
Yeah I agree. I may look into that in the future.
it really is unfortunate that this gun is held back by itself and only itself, i own one and i love it but damnit i wanna use glock mags lol
@@Gimpy17 Totally agree!
The YC9 mags will be double stack I believe, I wonder if they can make a version that accepts those mags
HTA said if the market called for it, the stock was designed to accept double stack magazines with some modification and they would start manufacturing the new mag well. The market obviously called for it but HTA did not follow through with their claim. Too bad for us.
I paid the lockdown / covid inflation price for a new 995 & immediately bought the High Tower conversion. Then decked it out with bi pod, scope etc. Two years later a first gen 995 with an ATI stock, also decked out with Carbo trigger, charging handle, A red/green dot & A very nice flash hider showed up at my FFL. Loving my Bull pup, I just had to have the ATI. Paid good money for both. I enjoy showing them. Reactions along with the joy of shooting More than justify any price. One thing I have to share, Everything about the Bull Pup is awkward till it touches my shoulder. Once there, It Belongs there. Well Done Hi Point & High Tower Armory. I am now looking for an original 995 / The ugly ugly one with a metal barrel shroud AKA planet of the apes stock with bolts & no last round bolt open. When your cheapest toy is your favorite, You bought the right Toy..
I actually came across one of the original 995. It is very ugly… and they wanted more than the new one so I passed. Would’ve been an interesting piece to my collection of weird guns.
where could I get a conversion kit?
@@JumpoutDev9 Google high tower armory . Buying this conversion is no different than putting expensive wheels & tires on a cheap car. Same car, but you feel better being seen with it. My 995 was heavy & embarrassing. Now it is a joy & gets "nice car" attention.. PS, If you require more than 10 rounds, You live in the wrong zip code
Excellent PCC, pistol caliber carbine... My 995 prints 2" groups at 100 yds. Also Love my 1095 (shoots 40SW too) Both now live in HTA bullpup stocks and start conversations everywhere I go...
@@johnw65 nice, I have mine ordered for my 4595.
@@johnw65 nice.
@@aladoc6832 Excellent! The 4595 has accsy mags available helping it keep up with the Tommy Gun at a fraction the cost!
@@johnw65 the rifle is a blast to shoot. Now have to upgrade my side arm, saw that Palmetto state armory has the Hi Point J HP 45 gen 2, for a $179.99. 😁
@@aladoc6832 My 9mm carbine is very accurate. And +P 9mm ammo is close to 357mag... I've loaded 9mm/,356cal in 357mag cases and they fire just fine. I have 2 HiPoint C9's, 2 Ruger P9's, LC9 and a 380 LCP. It's handy having the pistols and rifle share the same ammo. I can legally deer hunt with my 1095 carbine.
I have the arctic gray with angled grip, shroud/compensator, red dot site, angled iron sites and a clone PEQ-15. So far everyone loves it and can't believe its a hi point
Definitely a convo starter at the range. Nice setup
I like the conversion. Moving the action back balances everything out a lot better and it makes it more comfortable and maneuverable. I converted my 4095 and I wouldn't go back. My wife's 4095 is still in the original configuration and its still comfortable, but I definitely prefer the bullpup style.
I do too. Definitely better weight distribution and maneuverability.
Wait....
You actually bought 2 of these?
I had a hi Point 9mm carbine, one of the first weapons I ever purchased. For $149 lol, 10 rd mags.... stovepiped every round but to its credit kept firing. It was fun but poorly built and impossible to field strip. It just soured me on the brand.
@@bigchimptactical When was this? I know the older model was kind of raw and ugly, but the most recent ones are really good and reliable. Still a little ugly, sure, but if I'm running brass I don't have any issues.
@@snappertrx
Yeah this was circa 2003 or so
I was super happy when you said the rails that are on the arm metal I thought it was all plastic but that is a very cool feature I'm getting two for my kids first fun gun plinking and so on and it going to be a bull pup highpoint I've been thinking about it for years but this just solidified it for me !! Awesome video brother!!
Why not do a Ruger 10-22 bull pup mod instead? It's a perfect plinking starter gun that can still go through a half inch pine board at 200+ yards. Almost no recoil and ammo is .10 cent a round vs .20 of 9mm. It adds up really quick if you want to actually learn to shoot and have a lot of fun. Sure, this is a great looking mod, but for practice and putting rounds on target quickly and accurately nothing beats the .22LR, especially for kids. Plus this stock mod costs as much as the gun itself. And for ~$500-$600 you could just get a better 9mm.
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@@aladoc6832 bruh it’s a joke hi points ain’t that good
@@TacticalEd762 want to know the difference between an Extar EP9, and a Hi-Point carbine? When you drop the Hi-Point Carbine in the swamp, and pick it up, it will still shoot. Say what you want about Hi-Point Firearns, they work, and they can be sold in all 50 states with no restrictions.
Great vid. I'm may pick up one of these kits as well. I like what I see here. Thanks
wow, a hi point bull pup conversion , yeah it's an improvement
Great Install Overview.... Thank You...
Good demonstration of assembly. Just a point; should have placed the carbine side by side with the finished bullpup.
I wish i would of seen your video before i sold my hi point.
Thanks 👍
I was hoping you could convert the pistol into a bullpup with the conversion kit.
I donverted a 9545 last year. But you gave me a great reminder how ro do my next one!
This is cool & I’d buy one if it didn’t cost more than I paid for my entire carbine & accessories combined 😆.
Sometimes the price point is a stopping point. If my budget was open ended and "my wife was not watching", I could see a rifle from Finland, instead of a brick that shoots, lol
Great vid!! Gave me some added confidence, I went with a black mbs95 too. Conversion had no issues... I also used a jsarmsco extended charging handle. Only 1 very small issue. I haven't been able to find, other than verbal referencing,
how do I adjust the new mbs95 trigger linkage?
31" down to 27" ...a 4" gain. Impressive.
4" is all I need
But at the same price as a 9 mm high point carbine does it really help to spend the 250 on the shelf ??
is that a 16 inch barrel?
Yes
I put the conversion on my 40cal, now all I need is for redball to get off their azz's and put out the 20rd mag they were supposed to.
When you show the conversion which was a great illustration of how to convert it I was just curious you had to remove the original front sight what you didn't show anything to replace it.
What would you replace that front sight with?
Nothing I didn’t put the sights back on. I got a red dot and some flip sights.
I want this so bad...
Do I need to do a background check for these!? N do I have to register the new converting kit !??? Can somebody help me on this!!!????? Please!!!!!!!!! N yes I'm a patriot. I live in Albuquerque nm
Do you mean SBR it? I don’t know about your state and minimum required overall length. I would try talking to the guys at High Tower Armory.
My high point carbine never stove piped,or jammed... I had it in the ATI stock..... first thing you do is get rid of those two cheap screws to take it down, go to hardware store and find something better with lock nuts,and or small lock washer's, cut down to fit smoother, anyway when you tighten those two screw's with original bolts you tighten them and the slide doesn't flow freely, with the New ones that's not a problem, when tightening them, move bolt back and forth to make sure it's smooth and not to tight on the bolt.... I've did this for numerous people at the range, they would have stove pipe after stove pipe, not anymore.... just takes a little time.
@@isawit9722 thanks for the information!!
it would have been nice to have a bench light on. watching the assembly of black parts on black parts with no light is a bit of a struggle for me at least.
It’s my camera. I will be redoing some of these videos in the near future.
Donde se vende eso?
howdy,i really like that set up,if i may ask,does the new stock add more weight or less weight or about the same,ty much.
it's 6.95 lb now without optics and mag. I didn't get a before weight but according to hi point it's 6.25 lb. so a little heavier but not by much.
@@GunsandCoffee TY
@@GunsandCoffee TY
There are a few places in the video where you say (without using tools) "it's locked in place and it's not coming apart" or something of that nature...
Question 1)
How easy is it to take it apart so you can for whatever reason convert it BACK from the bullpup to its original Hi-Point carbine configuration? (For example, do those "locked in place" items now require tools to "unlock" them?)
Which leads into my next main question.
Question 2)
Does Hi-Point still honor its warranty after this conversion has been performed and used and something of the original rifle fails?
(of course unconverted it back to its original Hi-Point configuration before submitting under warranty. I'm fairly certain Hi-Point from operational wear marks can EASILY tell it was converted and used in a bullpup configuration.
It’s fairly easy to bring back to normal. It’s a pain in terms of doing it but doable. As far as hipoint honoring the warranty that will be a question to them.
Can the pistol fit in the kit
@@Iluvyams204 no.
@@Iluvyams204 it is for the carbine rifle.
Heck of a up grade
How much does it cost
About 250
Anyone know if this is illegal in Minnesota. I looked around some laws but I don't see anything that would make this modification illegal in Minnesota.
I would contact them directly they have great customer service they do back to you quickly.
How much was the bullpup conversion kit
250
are these legal in CA?
If you go on their website it tells you.
31 inches to 27 inches… is it worth the extra few hundred dollars to shave off four inches? I almost feel like just chopping 10 inches off the barrel and making it an sbr is a way better option
Then you have to spend 200 bucks on a stamp. 250 for the conversion and you still have a 16"barrel thats way more accurate. Of course its your rifle so cut away.
31 inches down to 27 approx is not a great shortening. It's just 4 inches. Think I'll keep my 995 as is.
Depending on your state law, if classified as a "rifle" it needs to stay above 26". Some states are different.
@@GunsandCoffee It would be more interesting with a rifle calibre. A short .223 or .762 with a full length barrel would be much more exciting.
@@raisagorbachov Agree!
@@raisagorbachov If you want something like that, get an AR pistol. You can get those with super short barrels.
I just got one and it's alot of fun. It feels way more compact and balanced than the 4 inches sounds
Nice looking, but it's a bit overkill, in'it? $300-$350 for the carbine, then another $250 for this bullpup kit? For a single stack, 10rd pcc? No way. For $500 you can get a keltec sub 2000 pcc that can take the double stack glock mags, and its 29.5" extended & folds to 16" for transporting. WAY better. Dont get me wrong, I have a 40s&w hipoint carbine & the jcp 40 pistol too... but I'm not going to double the cost trying to dress it up. Just one man's opinion though. 😎👍
lol i got mine for about 215. we are planning on getting a sub 2k AND the bullpup soon, the 2k will be my dads and the hi point will be mine once the stock comes in.
It's only worth it for the 10mm and 380 because those are fairly unique in pcc.
That's exactly what I said 😂
@@GM-oq5hq wut? 10mm has ar15 platform, vector, mechtech systems. etc
If high point would ever make these to accept Glock mags it would be awesome because I've even tried the red all mags and they even jam and don't waste your money on promags for these rifles
I said the same thing. If it could only except Glock mags…
I have two of these 4595 45 Auto and 6 Red Ball mags, and 17 Hi-Point mags had zero issues as long as ammo is brass they don't like steel cased ammo. Often the steel case ammo has a powder that creates drag.
Sounds like count dracula.
Dose this work with the 1st gen 995
I would check with HTA
any one know the price? where to get it?
I appreciate the instruction vid, but you didn't show how to "break" loose the upper assembly to get conversion started. I don't have enough hand strength to get top assembly off. I have front rail lock open and rail down, but can't get upper assembly to slide off. You went off camera to do it so I am stumped.
did manage to get top assembly of new stock conversion. mounted a picitinney riser on the upper rail and used a rubber mallet to break loose the assembly. worked great.
Grind out a square channel in the ass of the Magpul foregrip, get the front sitting flush with the hta stock.
I got one that sits flush.
How much does it weight
111.3oz = 6.96lb without the reddot
What optic/site is that?
Crimson Trace CTS-25
Is this conversion legal in PA?
It didn’t say it wasn’t on their website. But I would double check with them.
@@GunsandCoffee thank you for taking the time to check
I'm pretty sure it's ok in PA. Pretty good state for guns even in Philadelphia. New Jersey across the Delaware River though is a different story.
Does it come w/ mags for the kit or does it just fit the stock mags?
It doesn’t come with mags. The stock mags work.
Never made the video of you shooting it?
th-cam.com/users/shortsHEKmDA2hNmg
Forgot the counter weight
Cost prohibitive. Might as well buy another hi point. Too expensive!
They are pricey.
Good job. Thanks for the tutorial. Have you fired it yet and if so, what do you think about it compared to the stock Hi-Point?
I have the 9mm. Just shot it first time with red ball ext mags. 300 rds flawless and accurate. Feels so good balanced and compact. My gf first time ever shooting anything put 10 out of 20 rds in center circle at 40 first mag. Love it.
And it looks cool lol. I have the artic Grey color.
@@adamioppolo1353
Thanks Adam. I am thinking about getting one of these. I appreciate your response. Stay safe brother.
@@adamioppolo1353
Yes, it definitely looks cool. I am considering the FDE. We don't get snow, I'm in the desert....... so yeah, lol. 👍
@@notsosilentmajority1 lol. Yep I'm I'm michigan and it's a blizzard outside. U should. It's like a whole new gun and better in every aspect. Only took about ten min to switch it out too
Went from a macaroni to a linguini. 🎉
It's too bad that you don't have a link to the BULLPUP conversion kit in your description... But really liked your video...
They kinda frown upon putting links to sites like that or I would. Thanks!
@@GunsandCoffee Fortunately I was able to find the website...
Not positive, but fairly sure that I've seen other people have left link's i there descriptions... But thanks anyway, and for the video...
@@todd6385 You can get away with it but you always run that risk of getting a strike. too many strikes gets your channel shut down.. Glad you found the site.
I have one very cool gun. But it's very heavy.
Well,mine melted in the desert sun. So I’m forced to do this. Lol. Should shoot just as fun. Thanks
That's wild.
249.00 dollar conversion kit. More than gun.
The whole Bull Pup look is ugly to me puts the action to close to your eye. I for one like the barrel to protrude some and like a longer stock. I would love to see a wooden stock conversion. To make it look more like a mini rifle of yesterday's past.
If High Point really wanted a winner they'd come out with a version that runs Glock mags as what's the point of having a PCC that can't run 33rd fun sticks?
Yeah exactly my thoughts. I did speak to them and they said they have gotten a lot of that request and they are looking into it. Hopefully they listen to their customers.
Hey honestly who says you cant polish a turd.
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Not lefty friendly
Cool I'm not going to say anything yet, I'm going to check out some more of your videos. Remember my name, I will never say anything mean. It's always to help you.
Thanks!
All this... for a 3" carry difference, and only a slight benefit from weight shift, and the same barrel length. I'll pass.
If they were going bother making a bullpup, they should've went full boat... action as far rearward as possible, 20" barrel to make legal length, and fix that 💩 grip angle.
Lmao these aren't worth the time and $ to convert . I had one it was a decent gun but nothing I'd put $ and work into. For the money you spent I could have a better rifle with a double stack magazine
What a waste it's like wrapping your car
Not a good kit. I had it last year . Got fix by gunsmith. But don’t work right. So many issues. Since last year I just put it in the gun safe . Very much disappointment. I will not recommend this plastic kit. Waste of money and time.
I’ve had no issues so far.
why would you bullpup a nice rifle.. you ruined it
I don’t consider it a “nice” rifle. Fun, interesting, horrible to clean and take down. Would’ve been better if it excepted Glock mags.
Why would anyone ever make this 🤣🤣
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It’s plastic guy… you can 3d print this garbage.
Find me the file for the print
@@rangerat4200 that I can’t do. Find yourself a competent engineer/cad guy and you can make whatever you want. I had one at my last shop but I got fired for bringing in a “gun”, a 3d printed chassis for a pistol he designed
@@the-potato-warrior 3d printed weapons are junk anyways lmao.
@@keyboardlosergod1173 maybe yours. But you can’t even figure out how to change the profile on your yt account lady
@@the-potato-warrior I don’t 3d print junk guns lmao and i know how to just don’t care enough to fatty