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Old 01-04-2010, 02:40 AM   #1
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Default Hi-point magazine feed lip adjustments.

Many of you have trouble with your hi-point magazines. Aside from leaving them loaded for a while to let the spring break in , adjusting the magazine feed lips can be done in order to better the function of the magazine. This can be done by bending either the forward or rear feed lips in or out as needed, you can do this easily with a set of needle nosed pliars. Hi-point tech support has also recomended that this be done if needed.

these apply only to the C9 and 995.

Here are a couple of commenly used diagrams that can help give you an idea on how your feed lips should look when adjusting.






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