Brag on myself a bit. 3 years ago I had a stroke at 37yrs old. At 38 diagnosed with Parkinson's. All from to many traumatic brain injuries. Not willing to give up my "group therapy" I bought this gun because the weight actually helps me not shake. Put hundreds and hundreds of rounds through it. Hated the trigger though. With having a had stroke and having Parkinson's I was able to install this and the recoil spring and bolt myself. Didn't pay a soul. Can't say gun cycles better because I have never had it jamb but it does help with whatever recoil it had and the trigger is a ton better. If I can install it you can to.
Want the Truth That's encouraging to us "non gunsmiths". Best of luck to you in your trials, happy shooting...I love my Hi Point too, I may do a trigger job too. Thanks!
Hi point, pistol or carbine, the brick that throws things at you. I have two, thinking about getting at least one more. I know shooters who have a few, they would never sell them.
Great tutorial. Easy to follow, well spoken and no special tools required. When I purchased this M*CARBO spring kit, a follow up email to the invoice directed me to this video. Well thought out and executed. Great job M*CARBO. Carry on.
Just my two cents worth. The spring... Didn't notice a HUGE difference.. but some. Went back and polished a few contact points in the mechanism and that helped. I have a 4.7 trigger now and that's great. Glad I watched the video because it made things easy for me. I have trimmed up the standard stock, shortened the butt about an inch and a half, stippled the front side of the hand grip, cleaned up the bottom of the fore stock so there isn't a bunch of sharp edges. added a 30 mm red dot scope sight, and I love this HI POINT. Short, fast and easy to handle. Thanks for the video!
Charging handle in backwards FYI ;) Love that you are getting into the HiPoint PCC, I own this and the Sub2K and they both have their different but equal strengths.
Brian , IYHO , if you had it to do over and could only get 1 or the other , which one would you get? I ask this because im considering both of these firearms as a Christmas gift for a special someone . reliability and safety are paramount , ergonomics and cosmetics not so much . Any feed back on your experiences with these pcc's will be greatly appreciated .
I just love the feel of the high point compared to the sub 2000...Im a bigger guy, the little extra weight of the gun doesn't bother me in the least, it feels like a real gun compared to the kel tec... I like the m series you have created, but damn brings the price up to mid 700... A high point with a trigger kit. May not equal the s2000 in combat style shooting... But it will shoot just as accurate in a stance as the kel tec... I love that your all for improving these guns and will continue to support your company... My son just retired with 20 years in the army... CWO4.... Thanks for your service to our country and your continued success with your company...
@@geraldhoskins2021 wow, tough question. The HiPoint is bigger and bulkier but also less recoil and more accurate out of the box. The Keltec is more "packable" and also uses factory mags that match you pistol or even after market magazines that hold 30-35 rounds. (sorry I didn't see this question sooner) hope you are happy with whichever one you got.
Just did both the seat spring and guide rod and spring upgared on mine and the trigger is definitely better. Made mine better than 70 percent of triggers I've touched.
Great video! I just got my High Tower Armory bullpup conversion stock for my .45 Hi Point carbine. OMG....I had to wait a couple months to get the conversion kit, but soooo worth it!
Just put trigger spring guide rod and recoil spring in brand new 45 took it to range gun ran fantastic not a single jam with 3 diffrent brands of ammo these parts are great thanks mcarbo
Just got the kit for my 1095 and now installed thanks to your video! Second time happy customer! Love your products and your stickers!!!! Can't wait to get a brake on this baby and get it back on the firing field to feel the difference! I appreciate you very much Chris!
Thanks for the information, it looks like the trigger spring change is a good idea. BTW, the Hi Point multi tool that is used to take off the Charging Handle can be used to swing the spring loaded clips. You use the back of the tool with the 2 little tips. I hope you will also start looking into some less expensive Red Dot sights. I don't want to put an $80 to $300 sight on the 995. I love the pistol and the rifle, I just don't want to turn it into a $1000 show piece, I want to take it to the range, woods, desert and pop off rounds.
Thank you so much for this! Such a helpful video and pointing out the firing pin and spring can be taken out and cleaned was an A1 tip. Now my entire gun is super clean, oiled, with a new 3.5lb spring and an aluminum guide rod that replaced the plastic one 💪
I just installed the trigger spring kit and de burred some of the rough spots in the main trigger housing also polished the firing pin and bore . It shoots like a 1000 dollar carbine very pleased easy to do.
slightly shortened up 995 carbine,... sccy cpx-2rd, extra mags for both....not a lot of cash... trigger kits on both...LOVE IT! total of less than $500.00 70... 9mm rds...awesome!
I knew how to disassemble my 995 from other videos and how most of the narrations area how difficult it is to do it. Your attitude is very positive and you seem to actually enjoy taking it apart. I'd love to paint mine, but colors selection is hard.
Thanks for the great video, the whole process was simply step by step. Unfortunately my trigger pull weight is still 8 lbs, at least on my Wheeler manual scale. We'll see how it feels at the range. I took it back apart and double-checked the springs, and they appear exactly as yours do in the comparison you do at 8:45.
I sent one of the older 9mm's in for warranty work, but I don't think it was the fault of Hi-Point. More like someone trying to take it apart to clean it and messed up. But it's mine now and and they will check it out. I did manage to fire 2 rounds through it without the rear open sight. I was impressed at how straight it was shooting. Now I'm thinking S&W 40 Cal. Can't wait to get it back and take it to the lady that needed on for protection. The perfect weapon for Hogs and strays. Little woman with and outstanding carbine.
I'll be dogged! I just saw something that answered a question I had with the one I sent in. The shear pin setting onto the lock in pin and what is missing.
Just got mine, haven’t installed it yet. Also just got the Hightower bull pup kit for it. Going to install both kits at the same time. Love the other spring kits from you guys that I’ve used! You guys are awesome, keep up the awesome work!
If you haven't installed it by now you're in for a very pleasant surprise. I just installed one in my old 995TS and am ecstatic with the trigger pull reduction. This instructional video is also spot on and made the job super easy. I also ordered and installed one in my old Marlin 881 b/a and it totally transformed that rifle into a tack driver due to trigger pull reduction.
Great video. By the way, the roller on the charging handle is backwards. The narrow side should be towards the bolt. 1, if it's backwards it can mar the finish on your gun. And 2, when it's facing the correct direction, you can lock the bolt open if you wish. Still a great and informative post. Thank you for making this.
It realy needs a safety lever with a lip that stands out to where it can be moved with the thumb while gripping the handle while in aim position..good video on the trigger.keep up the good work.
I've got one, I've had it for several years now. I don't shoot it alot. I've got it for my wife to be able to shoot and have FUN with. I do keep it Loaded and Ready for the Home Protection after my Glock. Both are .40 caliber that I used on the force. I just may look into the New Spring for it, it might help my wife shoot better.
Very well explained. My Hi Point just seems to shoot so accurately now I'm not too tempted to do more than shoot& clean it but I'm saving this video in case I change my mind. Thanks!
MCARBO It isn't that I doubt you at all, it's more like I'm the kind of guy who takes something apart& has 2or3 pieces left over after I've put it back together. Haha
Another quality of the lo point is it uses the firing pin as the ejector. The more I view the fanboy 995 vids, the more I regret being stupid enuf to buy one. what a pos
Excellent video....but...you do know, on the end of the Hi-Point tool has 2 little tips the convienlently fit into the pin locks. Set one in the pivot hole, the other on the outer hole, and twist the tool to unlock the pin lock...reverse to re-lock.
One of my pet peeves is people who leave the first R out of “frustrating”. But I’m going to have to hear it all again when my spring comes and I rewatch the video 😂
The recoil springs in the stock caused the rifle to slap my cheek with every round. Removing the springs seemed problematic so I put a folded a towel on the floor, stood the rifle on it's nose, and filled the spring holes with a two part epoxy. I've been shooting this rifle for five years now with no issues. I have several rifles a this is without a doubt my favorite. Loads of fun to shoot.
I'll never use anything from Mcarbo again after I used their steel guide rod and recoil spring in my Hi-Point carbine, fired off about a 100 rounds and THEN got a notice from MCarbo to remove the componets as they were found to be causing damage to the gun. I changed them back to the factory and put the gun away. Took it out again quite some time later and noticed I'm getting misfeeds. Sure enough upon inspection I have cracks in the frame. Gun is currently at the factory and I'm hoping they'll cover it under warranty but this could be considered abuse as it's an aftermarket part. Perhaps MCARBO will pick up the tab.
@@Allenmar73 Hi Point covered it at NO charge to me and had it back like new in less than a month including shipping time. Works fine now. Great warranty and people at Hi Point.
Do a bedding job. see if theres any potential in tightening groups by tightening the loose ends, and possibly high end ammo.But PLEASE, mount at least a 15x scope while grouping it at 100yds.
Great video very instructional. I would definitely put a M.Carbo spring in my Hi-Point carbine. On an unrelated note I did notice that you are flying your flags incorrectly. The American flag should be the first flag followed by the other two.
Excellent video, well done and easy to follow. Question: I have also read where using a high quality gun grease in the sear spring compartment creates a smoother the tiger pull. Any opinions?
I'd like to have a barrel shroud like is already made for the unthreaded barrels with the set screws but with a forward blast cap that'll unscrew and have 1/2 28 threads under the cap.
i do wish you guys would design up an adjustable trigger for the carbines. that slop is really bad. way worse than my hi point .45 ACP. if the slack in the linkage could be adjusted tighter it would be pretty nice with the addition to your trigger spring kit
Wow. Love my new Hi-Point. Just put about 200 rounds thru it and now it needs a good cleaning but I had no idea how to break it down. This is the most complete detailed video I've seen. Well lit, well explained and illustrated. Question: Is there a different trigger available? OEM trigger hurts after a while. Maybe this spring kit will help with that.
Cool video, but you should take your charging handle out flip that piece of plastic over so that you can use it to lock your bolt. It's on upside down.
It was a piece of cake to switch out the spring. Hardest part was finding the two pieces I dropped on the dark patterned rug under the table. Oops...... range time Monday to check out the new trigger pull.
UDraft4 good question. Do you remember when you bought it? I doubt the pins would make any real difference. I’m sure it was something minor that they changed for efficiency purposes. Would you be willing to send us some pictures if you pull it apart? chris@mcarbo.com
Hmm looking at this video almost makes me think you can take a hi/lopoint frame , cut the mag well and add length front and back and can just pop it right into those parts kits .
Brag on myself a bit. 3 years ago I had a stroke at 37yrs old. At 38 diagnosed with Parkinson's. All from to many traumatic brain injuries. Not willing to give up my "group therapy" I bought this gun because the weight actually helps me not shake. Put hundreds and hundreds of rounds through it. Hated the trigger though. With having a had stroke and having Parkinson's I was able to install this and the recoil spring and bolt myself. Didn't pay a soul. Can't say gun cycles better because I have never had it jamb but it does help with whatever recoil it had and the trigger is a ton better. If I can install it you can to.
Want the Truth That's encouraging to us "non gunsmiths". Best of luck to you in your trials, happy shooting...I love my Hi Point too, I may do a trigger job too. Thanks!
Hi point, pistol or carbine, the brick that throws things at you. I have two, thinking about getting at least one more. I know shooters who have a few, they would never sell them.
Right on brother
You are awesome!
I just wanna say Mcarbo has the best instructional videos i've ever seen.
I agree! Excellent, very precise, well thought out presentation!!
Great tutorial. Easy to follow, well spoken and no special tools required. When I purchased this M*CARBO spring kit, a follow up email to the invoice directed me to this video. Well thought out and executed. Great job M*CARBO. Carry on.
You have the charging handle knob on backwards. Turn it around so that you can retain use of the manual hold-open function.
I noticed that as well. :)
Just my two cents worth. The spring... Didn't notice a HUGE difference.. but some. Went back and polished a few contact points in the mechanism and that helped. I have a 4.7 trigger now and that's great. Glad I watched the video because it made things easy for me. I have trimmed up the standard stock, shortened the butt about an inch and a half, stippled the front side of the hand grip, cleaned up the bottom of the fore stock so there isn't a bunch of sharp edges. added a 30 mm red dot scope sight, and I love this HI POINT. Short, fast and easy to handle. Thanks for the video!
People are going to love this, m-carbo you actually listen to the customers!
mike jones's Thanks Brother for your Support!
Charging handle in backwards FYI ;)
Love that you are getting into the HiPoint PCC, I own this and the Sub2K and they both have their different but equal strengths.
Hello Brother! :)
Brian , IYHO , if you had it to do over and could only get 1 or the other , which one would you get? I ask this because im considering both of these firearms as a Christmas gift for a special someone . reliability and safety are paramount , ergonomics and cosmetics not so much . Any feed back on your experiences with these pcc's will be greatly appreciated .
I just love the feel of the high point compared to the sub 2000...Im a bigger guy, the little extra weight of the gun doesn't bother me in the least, it feels like a real gun compared to the kel tec...
I like the m series you have created, but damn brings the price up to mid 700...
A high point with a trigger kit.
May not equal the s2000 in combat style shooting... But it will shoot just as accurate in a stance as the kel tec...
I love that your all for improving these guns and will continue to support your company... My son just retired with 20 years in the army... CWO4.... Thanks for your service to our country and your continued success with your company...
What does putting it in backwards do?
@@geraldhoskins2021 wow, tough question. The HiPoint is bigger and bulkier but also less recoil and more accurate out of the box. The Keltec is more "packable" and also uses factory mags that match you pistol or even after market magazines that hold 30-35 rounds. (sorry I didn't see this question sooner) hope you are happy with whichever one you got.
Just did both the seat spring and guide rod and spring upgared on mine and the trigger is definitely better.
Made mine better than 70 percent of triggers I've touched.
Great video! I just got my High Tower Armory bullpup conversion stock for my .45 Hi Point carbine. OMG....I had to wait a couple months to get the conversion kit, but soooo worth it!
This works w the conversion?
Just put trigger spring guide rod and recoil spring in brand new 45 took it to range gun ran fantastic not a single jam with 3 diffrent brands of ammo these parts are great thanks mcarbo
I just finished mine, that's a hell of a improvement, good time to clean and oil while its apart!!
Awesome! Thanks Mark for sharing your results.
Just got the kit for my 1095 and now installed thanks to your video! Second time happy customer! Love your products and your stickers!!!! Can't wait to get a brake on this baby and get it back on the firing field to feel the difference! I appreciate you very much Chris!
Thanks for the information, it looks like the trigger spring change is a good idea. BTW, the Hi Point multi tool that is used to take off the Charging Handle can be used to swing the spring loaded clips. You use the back of the tool with the 2 little tips. I hope you will also start looking into some less expensive Red Dot sights. I don't want to put an $80 to $300 sight on the 995. I love the pistol and the rifle, I just don't want to turn it into a $1000 show piece, I want to take it to the range, woods, desert and pop off rounds.
Excellent video! You should give video lessons to others attempting to do demo video on the web.
Great job!
Spent a good minute cleaning my screen thinking it's was dirty but it was your camera. Other than that awesome video 👍👍
A must for carbines!!! Absolutely satisfied with product, just installed, super easy, took 5 min. Highly recommend!!!!!
Awesome! Glad to hear it Brother. Thanks for sharing the results!
Thank you so much for this! Such a helpful video and pointing out the firing pin and spring can be taken out and cleaned was an A1 tip. Now my entire gun is super clean, oiled, with a new 3.5lb spring and an aluminum guide rod that replaced the plastic one 💪
I just installed the trigger spring kit and de burred some of the rough spots in the main trigger housing also polished the firing pin and bore . It shoots like a 1000 dollar carbine very pleased easy to do.
I'm buying one of these next pay check. Awesome video! Easy step by step with lots of information! Thanks for sharing!
Awesome! Thanks Brother for your Support!
That was a great tutorial vid! Well lit, well spoken, and everything was described intelligently. Thank you.
My trigger spring kit came in the other day, shipped fast too!! Excited to feel the difference. Great video👍🏾
Bro you look like an Easter island head
Best video I have seen! You are a great teacher.
Another insightful and informative video from M*CARBO. Thanks Chris! Looking forward to more upgrades for the Hi-Point, I just ordered one today.
Hey Vince, Thanks Brother for your Support!
You did a great video. Nice close ups and voice easy to hear. Some people talk so far from the mike you can barely hear them. Good job !
Just got mine done. Feels alot better, cant wait to test it. Thanks for the walk through.
Thx brother , budget carbine
When ya ain’t got a lot of money this works , thank you for helping !!!,
slightly shortened up 995 carbine,... sccy cpx-2rd, extra mags for both....not a lot of cash... trigger kits on both...LOVE IT! total of less than $500.00 70... 9mm rds...awesome!
I knew how to disassemble my 995 from other videos and how most of the narrations area how difficult it is to do it. Your attitude is very positive and you seem to actually enjoy taking it apart. I'd love to paint mine, but colors selection is hard.
I really like my high point 9mm fun to shoot even with the stock trigger. Future up grade.Great video Chris.
I always see people put the charging handle on backwards. The small end goes in so you can lock your bolt back by pushing it in.
Thanks for the great video, the whole process was simply step by step. Unfortunately my trigger pull weight is still 8 lbs, at least on my Wheeler manual scale. We'll see how it feels at the range. I took it back apart and double-checked the springs, and they appear exactly as yours do in the comparison you do at 8:45.
I love these videos
Great for basic takedown information as well. I bought the mosin kit
Return spring is fantastic!
I sent one of the older 9mm's in for warranty work, but I don't think it was the fault of Hi-Point. More like someone trying to take it apart to clean it and messed up. But it's mine now and and they will check it out. I did manage to fire 2 rounds through it without the rear open sight. I was impressed at how straight it was shooting. Now I'm thinking S&W 40 Cal. Can't wait to get it back and take it to the lady that needed on for protection. The perfect weapon for Hogs and strays. Little woman with and outstanding carbine.
I'll be dogged! I just saw something that answered a question I had with the one I sent in. The shear pin setting onto the lock in pin and what is missing.
Glad the video was helpful Rob!
I have the 4595 as well as a sub 2000 9mm. Now I need to get this trigger spring so I can have as much fun with the hi point as I do with the keltec.
Just got mine, haven’t installed it yet. Also just got the Hightower bull pup kit for it. Going to install both kits at the same time. Love the other spring kits from you guys that I’ve used! You guys are awesome, keep up the awesome work!
If you haven't installed it by now you're in for a very pleasant surprise. I just installed one in my old 995TS and am ecstatic with the trigger pull reduction. This instructional video is also spot on and made the job super easy.
I also ordered and installed one in my old Marlin 881 b/a and it totally transformed that rifle into a tack driver due to trigger pull reduction.
Great video. By the way, the roller on the charging handle is backwards. The narrow side should be towards the bolt. 1, if it's backwards it can mar the finish on your gun. And 2, when it's facing the correct direction, you can lock the bolt open if you wish. Still a great and informative post. Thank you for making this.
love to see you make a new trigger for the hi point
Yes Sir, working on it now.
It realy needs a safety lever with a lip that stands out to where it can be moved with the thumb while gripping the handle while in aim position..good video on the trigger.keep up the good work.
Hey Tom, like the idea and completely agree. Will see what we can do! Thank you
@@MCARBO I feel a 1911 pistol safety when modified would make a great option...what do you think?
I've got one, I've had it for several years now. I don't shoot it alot. I've got it for my wife to be able to shoot and have FUN with. I do keep it Loaded and Ready for the Home Protection after my Glock. Both are .40 caliber that I used on the force. I just may look into the New Spring for it, it might help my wife shoot better.
Totally mcarbo'd my keltec and now just ordered everything for the hp carbine I just got.
Very well explained. My Hi Point just seems to shoot so accurately now I'm not too tempted to do more than shoot& clean it but I'm saving this video in case I change my mind. Thanks!
Roger that! You never know what your missing. The trigger is night and day different!
MCARBO It isn't that I doubt you at all, it's more like I'm the kind of guy who takes something apart& has 2or3 pieces left over after I've put it back together. Haha
Polishing triggers a little helps greatly. I heavy trigger that is smooth doesn't get much complaints.
I really appreciate the video. It got me more familiar w/ the HP carbine as I swapped out a bent firing pin on my buddy's gun.
Another quality of the lo point is it uses the firing pin as the ejector. The more I view the fanboy 995 vids, the more I regret being stupid enuf to buy one. what a pos
Absolute best instructional video.
Great video step by step and info on these carbines thank you!!
Very detailed the best I’ve seen yet.
Excellent video. Very well put together and explained.
Excellent video....but...you do know, on the end of the Hi-Point tool has 2 little tips the convienlently fit into the pin locks. Set one in the pivot hole, the other on the outer hole, and twist the tool to unlock the pin lock...reverse to re-lock.
Charging knob is installed backwords,the take down tool can be used for rotating the two take down pin retainer clips
please do a trigger, i think a nice a looking and feeling trigger would go a long way especially if it was adjustable
They sell them. Look up rat trigger
ordered the spring, WOW FAST SHIPPING!!!!
awesome demo , nice loud and clear video great tutorial
One of my pet peeves is people who leave the first R out of “frustrating”. But I’m going to have to hear it all again when my spring comes and I rewatch the video 😂
The recoil springs in the stock caused the rifle to slap my cheek with every round. Removing the springs seemed problematic so I put a folded a towel on the floor, stood the rifle on it's nose, and filled the spring holes with a two part epoxy. I've been shooting this rifle for five years now with no issues. I have several rifles a this is without a doubt my favorite. Loads of fun to shoot.
instructions where very good (for a keltec owner) wish others would give instructions as well
What an excellent video! Obviously you should also do ones on fixing cars and repairing computers.
I love your teaching skills
Excellent instructional video.
The factory tool is designed to do all those punch items. You may want to look up a video on it.
Seems like a pretty good upgrade, ahright. Good explanation.
Well explained easy to follow best instructional video I have ever seen
Installed mine today. The difference is huge.
Click that link and get yourself one.
Awesome! Thanks Brother, for sharing your results!
Great, Informative Video. Thank You.
Great instructions.
Excellent how to video.
Awesome! Thanks Brother for your Support!
Excellent video brother...many thx!
As always good intuitive video!
Great video
Thank you soo much it helped me out.
I'll never use anything from Mcarbo again after I used their steel guide rod and recoil spring in my Hi-Point carbine, fired off about a 100 rounds and THEN got a notice from MCarbo to remove the componets as they were found to be causing damage to the gun. I changed them back to the factory and put the gun away. Took it out again quite some time later and noticed I'm getting misfeeds. Sure enough upon inspection I have cracks in the frame. Gun is currently at the factory and I'm hoping they'll cover it
under warranty but this could be considered abuse as it's an aftermarket part. Perhaps MCARBO will pick up the tab.
Interested to know it turns out for you on warranty or with MCarbo. Please let us know.
@@Allenmar73 Hi Point covered it at NO charge to me and had it back like new in less than a month including shipping time. Works fine now. Great warranty and people at Hi Point.
Need some of them for sure.
tank you for this video....helped me get my parts back toether!!
If you own the HiPoint 995 carbine.... I highly recommend that you install the MCarbo trigger kit.
Do a bedding job. see if theres any potential in tightening groups by tightening the loose ends, and possibly high end ammo.But PLEASE, mount at least a 15x scope while grouping it at 100yds.
Very easy to do. Thank you. Carbine ☑️.
Hightower armory makes a bullpup that makes HI-points look good.
I have one , its pretty cool.
Bigger mags a must
Agreed
Redball makes 20 round mags for the 9mm and .45
@@Shamrockjason Redball makes 20 round mags for the 9mm and .45
@@hell_march6652 yeah, but cmon.
@@davidgreen5099 are you trying to make some sort of point? If so, then say it.
Great video very instructional. I would definitely put a M.Carbo spring in my Hi-Point carbine. On an unrelated note I did notice that you are flying your flags incorrectly. The American flag should be the first flag followed by the other two.
Great video!
Just like the Key Tec RDB. Nice.
A captured guide rod!
There would have to be a hole in the front of the bolt for it to slide through in order for it to work.
Excellent video, well done and easy to follow. Question: I have also read where using a high quality gun grease in the sear spring compartment creates a smoother the tiger pull. Any opinions?
I polished the Dickens out of the sear while making darn sure to keep the corners crisp and it made a big difference for me.
extremely well explained !!!! thanks.
great job thanks man
I'd like to have a barrel shroud like is already made for the unthreaded barrels with the set screws but with a forward blast cap that'll unscrew and have 1/2 28 threads under the cap.
Redesign trigger lever to have a push back spring to auto reset trigger pull.
reset spring is in/on the trigger
What size and what style of pin remover did you use
You have the charge handle knob installed backwards, so it can't lock open by dropping into the keyhole.
Should make mine really good because mine not intolerable or gritty now,it just feels like it's about a 6.5 lbs pull but not gritty at all.
i do wish you guys would design up an adjustable trigger for the carbines. that slop is really bad. way worse than my hi point .45 ACP. if the slack in the linkage could be adjusted tighter it would be pretty nice with the addition to your trigger spring kit
Wow. Love my new Hi-Point. Just put about 200 rounds thru it and now it needs a good cleaning but I had no idea how to break it down. This is the most complete detailed video I've seen. Well lit, well explained and illustrated. Question: Is there a different trigger available? OEM trigger hurts after a while. Maybe this spring kit will help with that.
There are aluminum triggers available for around 20 bucks.
I think they do black, silver and red.
This makes me want to go tge Ace Hardware and gets some springs. Lol. This gun was my first so called Assault Rifle. But its a ACP.
Cool video, but you should take your charging handle out flip that piece of plastic over so that you can use it to lock your bolt. It's on upside down.
It was a piece of cake to switch out the spring. Hardest part was finding the two pieces I dropped on the dark patterned rug under the table. Oops...... range time Monday to check out the new trigger pull.
Awesome! Glad to hear it! Looking forward to your Range Feedback!
How about a different handle to accommodate a double stack mag
Good vid. Actually have an older model it uses bolts instead of the 2 pins. Wonder if there are other internal differences??
UDraft4 good question. Do you remember when you bought it? I doubt the pins would make any real difference. I’m sure it was something minor that they changed for efficiency purposes. Would you be willing to send us some pictures if you pull it apart? chris@mcarbo.com
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Just bought a 4095 carbine, I should do this asap, as I've heard mixed things about the triggers.
Trigger Pull reduction is massive with this kit! You will notice a major difference!
Hmm looking at this video almost makes me think you can take a hi/lopoint frame , cut the mag well and add length front and back and can just pop it right into those parts kits .
Badass instructional,
Thanks Brother for your Support!