[None Selected]

Another question for those learned in the 45 carbines.

How are the barrels attached to the receivers? I'm pondering getting a stamp and turning my new 45 carbine into a SBR and then adding a suppressor. Yes, I know that takes two different stamps, paperwork and time. I have been down this road before with AR15's.
Finished cleaning it this evening after a box of fmj. Accuracy was the pits. During cleaning I discovered the front sight was not secured, and thus rocks back and forth on the barrel; yikes!
Thanks all.

 

[CamoDeafie]

The barrel is pinned to the receiver. Be aware that should you ever choose to send it in to MOM (Hi Point); they may or may not send the gun back with the shortened barrel; if it is possible to send an SBR back to OEM who didn't do the shortening.

 

[SuperMario]

I'd recommend buying a second barrel online, to swap back and forth if is in need of warranty work. Or if you change your mind in the future.

 

[None Selected]

I'd recommend buying a second barrel online, to swap back and forth if is in need of warranty work. Or if you change your mind in the future.

From? Who sells replacement barrels?

 

[ajole]

From? Who sells replacement barrels?

Yeah…no one does.

Really, your best bet, short of serious machine work, is to just screw the can on the OEM barrel and call it good.

 

[SuperMario]

From? Who sells replacement barrels?

They pop up from time to time, I used to look for a 4595 a while back. I noticed everygunpart has a parts kit right now with a barrel.

 

[adam01364]

From? Who sells replacement barrels?

Your only recourse would be to watch for parts kits on the auction sights.

 

[Visper]

Build an AR-45, SBR it and call it a day!!! All the time invested trying to do it to an HP it would pay for itself... don't get me wrong, I love my carbines... but I would not invest that much time, energy and tax stamps into a $300 carbine... (ok maybe $400 now)