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Hi-Point's new 35 Round High Capacity Barrel
Say what you will about Hi-Point firearms. But I have first-hand experience with their customer service helping one of my customers, and now reading this, and it's quick and top-notch.
https://www.gunsamerica.com/digest/m...ionf-hi-point/
I'm still trying to figure out how you don't know none of the 35 rounds you've fired have left your barrel?
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I am absolutely amazed that the barrel shows no signs of bulging. With no external signs on the barrel or receiver, I can sort of understand why the owner assumed the bullets had left the barrel and that the firearm had accuracy issues (since it wouldn't put any holes in the paper target).
Doesn't the blowback action partially help explain the barrel survival? There had to be a whole lot more gas coming backward. I would have thought it would be obvious to the shooter since everything had to be coming out of the breech.
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