I think the muzzle brake completes the looks of the
carbine. It also allows mounting of a flashlight with
the adapter. The firing pin was upgraded as the
earlier one tended to bend with hard primers. The new
firing pin/spring assembly has a plastic piece that
acts as a recoil buffer. My carbine likes any ammo I
put in it. Just be sure to load it with good(read
hot) ammo for non-practice. Tom
--- "brit303enfield2003
<brit303enfield2003@...>"
<brit303enfield2003@...> wrote:
> First time posting, after reading in this forum
> about them, I
> purchased a Hi-Point carbine, I havent shot it yet,
> but I am looking
> forward to it. I bought it used and it was missing
> the sights, it
> just hade the scope mount. When I called hi-point
> they said it was
> coverd by warranty and would send them right out to
> me, they are
> also sending out a firing pin and spring (the old
> ones looked a
> little worn) very nice to work with on the phone. Is
> there any brand
> of ammo these guns shoot best with? does the muzzel
> brake make any
> real diffrence?
>
>


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