TTv2
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With the Heritage rebates I figured now was a good time to grab a Barkeep on the cheap and figured I'd throw in a Hi Point that has been on my list for a few years now. Not just any Hi Point, but the best Hi Point, AKA the .45 in a wood camo pattern.
I did get intrigued by the Taylor's 191's and Tisas people have been talking about, but opted for a more modern, if less refined pistol. I'm sure the warranty and customer service with Hi Point is better, but what I like most is they're all +P rated and I do reload my .45 ACP pretty warm because the Redhawk I own likes hot .45 ACP more.
I've seen the Paul Harrell review, he suggests working the slide a lot to break it in and smooth out any burrs. Anything else I should know or do?
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I did get intrigued by the Taylor's 191's and Tisas people have been talking about, but opted for a more modern, if less refined pistol. I'm sure the warranty and customer service with Hi Point is better, but what I like most is they're all +P rated and I do reload my .45 ACP pretty warm because the Redhawk I own likes hot .45 ACP more.
I've seen the Paul Harrell review, he suggests working the slide a lot to break it in and smooth out any burrs. Anything else I should know or do?