wood stocks wont work on a HP been tried by more than a few around here over the years. simply not feasable.
5 round mags you can make yourself with a couple screws.
SW
5 round mags you can make yourself with a couple screws.
SW
it broke where the wood had to be thinned out to make room for the internals. to keep the smae lines and handling charachteristics as the oringinal stock, wood had to be cut so thin it became brittle.The trigger linkage can be tricky ( a bullpup is probably easier), but I don't see why it will break in a few shots.... Wish somebody can post a picture.
Did you actully submit this question to HP or just this forum?I am not talking about changing the existing model, it will be a new model for a new market. Has no conflict with the existing carbines, it will be pure market gain.
and HP can always expand, no? Line up more suppliers, hire more assembler, move to a larger facility, make more, sell more
A HP factory made laminated stock shouldn handling the pistol caliber recoil just fine, no? They can always make the stock wider if necessary. The wood stock model can be marketed as the "delux" grade and fetch a higher price.
Anyway, the suggestion is "submitted", HP is the only one that can decide whether it will happen.
Well since the 4595 hasn't been introduced YET after I don't know how many years of devlopment etc etc . Ithink YOUR idea if it becomes fruitful should show in 5 or 15 years [if at all] or maybe longer.I am not talking about changing the existing model, it will be a new model for a new market. Has no conflict with the existing carbines, it will be pure market gain.
and HP can always expand, no? Line up more suppliers, hire more assembler, move to a larger facility, make more, sell more
A HP factory made laminated stock shouldn handling the pistol caliber recoil just fine, no? They can always make the stock wider if necessary. The wood stock model can be marketed as the "delux" grade and fetch a higher price.
Anyway, the suggestion has been made (an I guess I am not the first one), HP is the only one that can decide whether it will happen (probably not, but you never know).
this forum is not affliated with, nor has any connection to hi point firearms or MKS supply. if you had taken the time to read the COC/TOU you would have known that. some of the employees read things here from time to time. but with all the retarded sugggestions here lately id be surprised if they ever take ANY of them seriously.ain't that the same thing? I thought this forum is tied to HP and they read the suggestions here all the time, no?
Or maybe not?![]()
Now that drives a point home.and wood suitable for rifle stocks sells for three to four times the cost of "non-load bearing" wood of the same type. ie wlanut riflestock blanks are pushing 150$ per blank.
SW
I've been to the Hi Point website, and I didn't see a Suggestion ZoneDid you actully submit this question to HP or just this forum?