Hi-Point JXP10 10mm Pistol Range Review
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- Consumers have been asking for a Hi-Point 10mm pistol for a long time, and now Hi-Point has delivered their first 10mm pistol! The magazine will interchange with the Hi-Point 10mm carbine, and this pistol will come standard with a threaded barrel and upgraded aesthetics. We shoot & review it in our range. Want one? Shop our #bardstown & #louisville locations or go to our KYGUNCO website!
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I don't care what people say. Hi-Point knocked it clear out of the park with this gun. I mean come on. A 10 mm that is reliable, accurate, and durable for around 200 dollars brand new with an outstanding warranty and is made right here in the good old USA. Outstanding job Hi-Point.
I have a Hi-Point 380, 9MM and a JXP 10MM. Thanks Hi-Point for making inexpensive and reliable guns
Does it stay open with or without a mag in it...sound like something is loose in mine
The 10mm we didn't know we needed. 😀
God bless Hi Point for arming Americans who are in a tight spot in life.🇺🇸
I am a proud owner of a Hi Point 45. When I take it to the range I get a little ribbing however it will stop a home invasion as the most expensive gun you can buy. Long live Hi Point.
Hi Points are excellent backups or stash pistols. Having something in the family cabin for example is a great piece of mind. They are surprisingly rugged for the price and decently accurate. Hi Points definitely have a place in the market.
I rather keep a real useable gun then this piece of junk. This is worthless
@@AS-zv9dwgun snob
Poors not being able to save up at least 400 dollhairs to have a basic handgun makes me laugh.
@@joshhuskins5363stop spending all your money on child support and cheap liquor and maybe you can touch a gun over $200 one day
@@AS-zv9dw I can think of an excellent use. A suppressor host. Being a fixed barrel, it doesn't need a booster.
Every time someone tried to sell me a Glock, I came home with a Hi-Point. Haven't got this newer 10mm yet.
My dad had a full-size 9mm Hi Point years ago. We called it the cordless drill. Jammed every magazine the first time out, but ran perfect for hundreds of rounds after that.
I am glad to hear that you are willing to put your name behind the sale of a hi-point there aint to many sellers willing to do so we have owned multiple hi-point firearms and they are good reliable guns that are great price point for inexpensive guns currently we own the green 45 a limited edition run gun and a 9mm never had an issue from either.
I ain't ashamed to admit that I've had a couple Hi Points. I had a 40 cal for years and it was honestly one of the most accurate pistols I've shot, and I've shot a lot. I polished the feed ramp and it ran just fine. Actually it still is because my brother owns it now and when we go to the range he brings it too and we shoot the hell out of it. Ain't nothin wrong with an old Hi Point.
I have 3 Hi Points... The 9mm pistol, the 9mm Carbine, and the .45.
All shoot great! I did what you did and polished the feed ramp as soon as I bought them. Have never had a misfeed or misses my intended target. I put nice grips on all of them.
3 people went out and bought the Carbine after shooting mine.
This 10mm will be my next.
@@djtexicano hell yeah man and they are very accurate. People like to make huge deals out of triggers, oh the triggers are terrible and blah blah blah but it's up to us to master the triggers on whatever we shoot. Don't blame a trigger or a brand because you can't hit the target. People hate em simply because they don't cost 600 dollars
@@djtexicano I love Taurus pistols too and have never understood why people make an issue of their triggers. Craziness lol.
@@deamcn6548 My Homie! I've said the same thing! I'd by you a beer Brother!
@@GrumpyAssOldMan I appreciate that bro!
Great review! I copied this from HP home page I love the fact that they are American made and have a lifetime transferable replacement warranty, that speaks for itself.
Our firearms are 100% American made and we guarantee a lifetime replacement of our work. This means you can get the most gun for your dollar, the pride of supporting an American based company, and a lifetime warranty on all of our firearms. When you purchase a Hi-Point® firearm, you purchase the Hi-Point® promise...and you just can't put a price tag on that.
I, too, had the same experience (well, basically) when I fired the 10mm HiPoint for the 1st time, but with two exceptions: I was using four different weights of 10mm ammunition (from 135 to 200gr) and didn't experience that one "failure"(?) to hold open after the 1st magazine. No FTC, FTF, FTE, etc.. No failures at all. Accuracy at 25' was better than your 1st magazine. Exceeded my expectations in all aspects: HiPoint has a(nother?) real winner here!
P.S. The metal HiPoint red dot mount fit perfectly and uses three hex head screws: perhaps the most solid mount in the industry and at $20 a true bargain.
That is a very nice touch at that range to provide those magazine loaders! I have never seen a range do that before. I would also bet that, given the weight of that pistol, the recoil isn’t too bad.
Yeah I noticed the there was not as much muzzle rise as with other 10mm guns. I was wondering was he expertly controlling it or was the heavy slide and blow back design compensating against the recoil.
@@phillipmargrave The recoil is roughly similar to my 10mm Witness; mass of that bolt reciprocating is noticeable, but I found them both to be quite controllable.
100% getting one of these
At only twice the price of just a Lonewolf barrel alone, you have a complete pistol . Never been a Hi-point fan but may have to get this just for novelty.
I did that too bought a used C9 and I was pleasantly surprised and I like it.
Not my main gun, but glad to have it. I did do some polishing and some tweaks to it and it performed well
I already own a good quality 10mm (Tanfoglio Witness.) and got the JXP just to beat up at the range. Mine's eaten fullhouse Underwood without a sneeze.
Hell yeah man, it's the original Duke Nukem 3D pistol!
They discussed that "Shake your ammo" paper years and years ago on IV8888.
I’m going to buy one for sure
Excellent well done test presentation!
Yes I think Hi Point made a smart decision to come out with a 10mm caliber pistol.
This looks very promissing for those who want to leave a pistol as a Personal Safety Defensive Device in a Cabin or Boat not wanting to invest half or grand or more.
I would just recommend for, Hi Point to add a, Lanyard Loop, feature for weapon retention.
I love my C9 and I am now seriously considering getting the 10mm. Thanks for the video and have a great New Year.
Awesome offering!
After seeing rangehot with the quick first look, I thought you might be the first to review it.
Well done and it did not disappoint.
I like the slide changes and the new grip panels as well.
I appreciate all the non biased love you have given Hi-point through the years.
Hi-Point knows their product will be many people's first defensive tool and will NOT be most people's final or only defensive tool purchase. (unless they already have everything else they want)
However, you can rest assured that if you do your due diligence as a respectful responsible gun owner, it will serve you well while you save up for whatever else you desire.
I will always have at least a couple "useful IS as useful DOES" Hi-points in my collection.
The carbines are the gems of their line-up, and at their respective working distances there is nothing in the safe more capable more accurate or more fun.
Also, the one ammo long gun handgun combination of tools philosophy is an historically proven practical success.
Cheers
I just purchased a Kimber 1911 target II, and I love my Hi Points! They are fun, inexpensive, and reliable! I own four Hi Points...
I have a 45 acp high point and a 40 s&w high point carbine and I love them
Great video, Thanks !
I just drove past the Kentucky gun Co. on my way home from West Virginia back to Texas I briefly saw your sign in your building as we slid on by in the snowstorm it broke my heart I could not stop ha ha
Next time!
Had it for over a year now...great gun 0 issues..its my house gun now!!!
Great evaluation. Ive owned two Hipoints. The C9 & the 9mm carbine. Neither fail to go bang. The carbine was always a guest favorite on the home range with many newbies, and others. Very reliable, and accurate. Their warranty is second to none, even covering magazines! You get a magazine issue? Send it back, they'll replace it with two! 😊 And I'm not a cheap gun only guy. Own many high end guns, including a Colt Python, and 1911's! But if it works? Fits a niche? WHY NOT!
Want.
If they could double stack the mags and make it interchangeable with the carbines, hi point could really become a made in USA option.
We've been telling them that for years.
I got the c9 first and had no issues then picked up the 380 and couldn't be happier with it.
I have both the JXP10 and JHP 45 and I enjoy taking them to the range. In my experience the JHP 45 (45 ACP) is reliable. For slightly under $200 I wasn't expecting perfection and I remain a fan of Hi Point. I don't enjoy firing the JXP10 as much as I do the JHP 45 due to extraction issues with my particular JXP10...but still for under $200 I understood what I was getting, and I remain satisfied with my purchases.
I have 8 hi points. (1) .45 pistol, (4) 9mm pistols, (1) .45 carbine, (2) 9mm carbines. I'm looking forward to purchasing both a 10mm carbine and pistol.
Love Hi-Point
I have enough expensive military grade firearms, and I've yet to shoot a 10mm, so I'll definitely buy one and check it out. Maybe even buy a 2nd if I like it enough.
If you’re going to buy 2 you might as well gone head and get the M&P…
@@TruthGotGunz True.
Good job. Thanks
Thanks for your excellent videos, they give customers an excellent description of the different guns which helps to make an educated decision before purchase. I also appreciate your videos for the sales on different weapons, the last one I purchased was the Emperor MXP-12. Keep up the Excellent work and Customer Service, Thanks!
just bought a 10 mm yesterday, its my third hi point, all have been fantastic!!!!!
Wow!
That looks fun!
This will be my 2023 year Gun....Love its looks also love The Warranty and 10mm made in USA ....Yep this will be my next one!😃
Super YEET cannon
Just pick one up, always been a fan of 10mm. Now something to shoot other than my old s&w 10mm
Some people love to exhibit their "expert" opinion by hating on Hi-Point, but damn it, if it works well and it holds up to use then call it ugly all you want- but I never heard of a gunfight won on looks.
I've always like hi points and defended them. Having owned and shot several they are as a whole reliable. Not to say they are perfect but then again, no high dollar gun is perfect either. To be honest, I didn't see this 10mm hi point pistol coming. I knew they had a 10mm carbine, and for the past 2 years been hearing bits and pieces about an updated c9, then the updated c9 seemed to have dropped off the radar. I had no clue of a hi point 10mm pistol until a couple days ago when I began seeing videos on you tube about them. Imma get me one
I have a go point 45 live and I have always told people it goes bang every time
Inherited two hi point 9mm pistols on Monday, took them to a local gun store and old them to those folks. They have a great family business in Berea Kentucky, I was very pleased to get 100.00 for them.
Good video. I like HIPOINT Pistols and carbines.
@KYGUNCO. Kentucky Gun Company when will you have the Hipoint JXP 10mm in-stock? Can a down payment be accepted now.
I have the 10mm carbine and love it. I paired it up with the Ruger Super Redhawk in 10mm, but I'm definitely going to pick up a JXP-10.
I mean, Hi Point's work... reliably at that... and they're accurate too.
I took the mag safety off of a C9 for somebody one time, it was unbelievably simple.
Would make a great stash gun.
Personally, ZMAC on guns just drives me crazy. That's my biggest issue. Otherwise, I can't knock em.
I was thinking of doing Glock 21 to 20 conversion but not now! For the price and reliability (already have the 45&40 hi-points) and also Washington states B.S. mag capacity law it’s a no brainer for me, don’t want to invest too much in a just for fun pistol and extra magazines are budget friendly compared to extra Glock magazines (not a knock against Glock) it will make a great addition to my collection and thanks for a great video
Are Hi-points reliable and accurate?
@@pinoyRN67yes
@@joshhuskins5363 are they made in China?
@@pinoyRN67 nope USA
@@joshhuskins5363 is it heavy or comfortable to shoot?
Nice introduction!
Will have to get down and visit your Louisville location. I live about 72 miles North. I have owned a few Hi-Points, both pistols and carbines. Pistols are not going to be a carry gun, but they are nice to keep in the boat, camper, or even the backpack. I do normally file down the magazine release on the pistols a bit to prevent accidental magazine drops.
I'm a Smith and FN guy (Glock too) but I love Hipoints. They work and I own two 9mm from Hipoint
Can’t wait to try one of these out. I hope someone comes out with a way to mount a red dot. It would make an excellent hunting pistol.
The c9 was the first pistol I ever bought. Hi-point makes some ugly guns but they are dependable. I never had one single problem with either of the two I bought. There's something good to have in your home besides your bed because they're just too big to carry around.
Mine like hotter ammo due to the +P rating.
Good to go El Cheapo stash gun reliable accurate
I liked your review looking forward to see the compact 10 mm
Nice review 👌 I've always found a certain 'niche for Highpoint firearms, and have never had one that didn't function properly. Can't beat it for the price...
Given its size, it should be a double stack
Yeah, they’d get a bigger share of the market if they had double stack magazines in their pistols.
@@BigTuckUSA This frame is huge. It's a bedside or truck gun. May as well have the capacity
Agreed. However, some of us have capacity restrictions that nullify having double stacks.
@@williamparker7823 Not really. Other manufacturers offer state compliant magazines while the platform can hold much more capacity.
I don't own any and likely won't but they pump out reliable firearms for the folks who can't afford a 500 plus gun ... I'm glad there's companies doing this.
BUT HIPOINTS ARE SO CHEAP!!!!...except no everyone can afford to drop upwards of $500 on a pistol. This company is literally for those millions of people who can't afford anything expensive, but still want a pistol/carbine that is affordable. I have a .45ACP pistol and carbine. They were my 1st purchase. I have far more firearms now, but those were my 1st. I keep them both in my bedroom next to my bed so my wife and I have a good reliable firearms to grab in the dark...
I personally don't want a cheap gun making explosions near my face. Especially a high pressure pistol round like 10 mil.
But if that's what you desire, More power to you.
@@napalmstickylikeglue exactly my guy
Taurus would be a better option if you're looking for a cheap 9mm.
@@napalmstickylikeglue if price point is your only criteria for the quality of the gun, then more power to you, hope you won't get a nasty surprise from an expensive gun eventually. The rest of us look at actual performance, and High Point proves time and time again to be a reliable, accurate, and budget friendly option for anyone who's on budget and is able to use critical thinking. Not every cheap gun is good, but High Point puts some expensive guns to shame with its reliability record. Ugly, but cheap, accurate, and reliable. I'll take function over form any day.
@@SanProsan1993 There are many things that are considered whenever I consider something good quality. Material it's made out of, the manufacturer, size, weight, and of course.....price.
Any firearm can have a catastrophic malfunction. Most catastrophic malfunctions are due to improperly loaded rounds. Typically by reloaders who don't know what they're doing. However there have been cases of numerous failures with high points that were not ammunition related. Not only do I not want something cheap making small explosions near my face, I don't want to have to ever wonder if my weapon is going to go bang when I need it to go bang.
It sounds like you're trying to convince yourself that budget guns are just as good, as much as you're trying to convince me. I believe that people should get whatever they are comfortable shooting..... Even if that is a budget gun. But I will not recommend it to my students. I won't recommend it to family or friends. I certainly am not going to carry one because I value my life more than a couple hundred bucks.
I think I will buy one of these. I carry a Taurus G3C as a daily carry, but this would be a good woods/ animal and home defense weapon.
It would be really nice if they had the .45 acp and the 10mm trimmed down for conceal carry.
Thanks. Good budget option
10mm is best mm
My friend shot 5 inch groups, at 25yds, using federal bullets, he likes his well.Thanks
I love it I have the the carbine in 45 ACP I really want this pistol would make a great hiking and car gun
After all these years I may become a HI Point customer
I still have a shoulder holster from the Hi Point .45 I had a while back. This might be a good replacement 👍
You're telling your age brother lmao I'm 55 and I love shoulder rigs.
@@tazzhardwick1316 lol same just hit the big 40 and honestly it was the only thing I could find that would fit!
I have the 9mm and the new 10mm high points and I love them and I have never had problems with any of them even the new 10 mm
About time 👍😁
It's a big hunk of gun and it can take a beating can't play with it u gotta 🔥 FIRE THIS
I want a Hipoint 10mm even though i own a SIG P320 XTEN. 😎👍🏻
I'm not a fan of the pistols. But I understand they definitely have a place in the gun world. But I love the carbine line they have. I have one in 45cal, and it's a blast to shoot. Never have had a single problem with her. Instead of buying a hi point pistol, I would tell someone to get a taurus g2c, or g3c. Around the same price point, and a much better gun. Just my humble opinion.
@Nathan Strickland I agree that the Taurus G series would be a much better option if not for the quality of manufacture alone, but also from the standpoint that it is 100x more carry friendly for only about 75 bucks more out the door for a G3C and maybe 30 bucks more for a G2C. Granted you are not going to get a G2 or G3 in 10mm but then again there has only recently been a couple companies that have embarked on making a compact modern 10mm pistol that isn't heavy and hard to conceal.
For the longest time 10mm had been a niche round and only a few companies even made a metal framed 1911 styled pistol chambered in it. I credit the innovations in recoil management like dual captive recoil springs, frame ergonomics, and advancements in grip texture to a resurgence or resurrection in interest for 10mm. I also credit advancement in manufacturing techniques that provide greater durability and frame strength to the mix as well.
My first experience with 10mm was in the late 80s; my buddy's dad had a Bren 10 and he had Cooper's original recipe Norma ammo. Let's just say that while it was the pinnacle of shooting experiences it was equally as painful as it was exhilarating. He bought a S&W model 1006 in 1992 and it was equally as much of a handful. I would dare say that it was easier and more pleasant to shoot a DE-50 than the early models of 10mm. By the way his 1006 suffered a cracked frame after 1100 rounds through it. I was the unfortunate one to be wielding it when it happened. Thankfully, I noticed it right away and it did not end in a catastrophic manner or anything, but yeah things to consider when contemplating a 10mm firearm. The funny thing is I truly believe that the modern polymer 10mm offerings might hold up better simply because they have a less rigid frame design that allows for a great deal of the recoil to be absorbed through flexibility. Could be wrong but having shot the new XDM 10mm, Glock 10mm, and the new M&P 10mm compact they do not seem to transfer recoil nearly as bad as either the Bren or 1006.
@@killacoiler1707 100% agree with you sir. My absolute two favorite 10mm that I own. Are my glock 20, It's always on my side. When I'm hunting, camping and hiking in the woods. Having 15 rounds of 10mm on your side is a force to be reckoned with. One of my favorite concealed carry 10mm. Is my range officer elite. It's a tank and built for the heaviest 10mm rounds you can find.
You've convinced me to buy one 🦅
Outstanding!
I can't wait to get one
Good review I will be seeing you guys soon at the bardstown location to check one of these out. It would be a good gun to keep around the house.
And like all Hi-Points, they can be used to beat an attacker to death when they fail or you run out of ammo.
I have a Hi point c9 and it was a jam o matic until I started using the 10 rd mag.After that,no problem
Excellent review. Since its introduction, I have seen more anti-Hi Point critics embrace their offerings in 10mm than any other firearm in their inventory-not just retailers but professionals as well. I've also seen more 'tricked out' Hi-Point 10mm pistols than any other of their weapons. I've owned two 995s, and other than the weight and the frustrating disassembly, I have had no problems with feeding or accuracy. Yes, ammo capacity is an issue for many, but I'm not picky.
Hi-Point's firearms are ugly, reliable, and heavy pieces of solid craftsmanship.
Based on your video, I've decided to get a pistol instead of a carbine. I don't need any more pistol carbines or long guns in general. I've been a .40S&W kid for three decades and want to upgrade from my .357 wheel gun. I didn't want to pay an arm and leg for a high-end 10mm pistol, so I screened all of the offerings. Thank you for your review. Bravo, Sir.
Hi point jxp work’s wonderful
I am one of the Smilths Building the 10s right now and I watched your review as I am building them and there was a few things you are off on just so you know !!
I actually on a couple high points and I am very happy with them. Can’t wait to get the new 10 mm.
Just bought one and I'm not impressed first 2 rounds and it won't eject I hope the warranty is as good as they say 🤞
Definitely going to be one of my next firearm to start looking for Hi-point 10mm pistol and carbine and a 380 carbine and a s&w M&P 2.0 10 mm , own various other firearms and have plenty of experience from being in the military and law enforcement, and from people who have owned Hi-point and they have great service from their pistols, and carbines,would like to see hi-point make a 32 acp carbine and pistol ,and a 327 magnum 🤔just saying since they make a 10mm and a 380…
Hopefully they make a 5.7 next good review.
A 1911 clone, right up my alley ! The bad I hear bout Hi-Point are from people haven't shot or own one. She may not be the prettiest girl at the dance, but she can rock n roll..
Great review I'm definitely going to buy one thank you sir!!
I AM SO SURPRISED IT DIDNT JAM. I might need to get one and try it out. Especially for the price. Might as well. 😂
I have a tough enough time EDCing my 24oz PDP 4"... I'd definitely only use a 36 oz 5" as a cabin gun.
I guess, because I come from a CCW p.o.v. I've always been willing to spend the money on something lighter, smaller, than any Hi-Point I have ever seen.
CF380- 3.5", 29oz, 8rd gun - $150
Bersa Thunder- 3.5", 20oz 8rd- $260
Thunder Plus- 3.5, 21oz 15rd- $330
Im 42 been on a fixed income for 12 yrs, I understand low income struggles...I would pick either Bersa over the CF380.
any gun in you pocket is better than the biggest caliber gun left at home.
honestly a cheap 10mm pistol is probably perfect for a cabin gun, particularly in bear country
Thank you for the video Sir and Happy New Year im going to pick this gun up. Again thank you
Thx's Patrick for the Hi Point 10mm Pistol Range Review Video. Good info!!! I know U weren't shooting for accuracy, but was kinda hoping to see what it could do at 25yds. I do plan on ordering one & taking it on a lil deer hunt in Central Louisiana. The plan is to hunt Pine Thickets where shots will be within 25yds. I'm not worried about its power in taking a deer/hog, b/c if its good enough on big bears up in Alaska, it'll definitely be more than enough at close range on anything here in Louisiana. Again, thx's for the good video & providing good USA Made firearms.
Picking one up this coming weekend
Hi Point gets a bad wrap. They definitely have their place in the market. My very first gun was a Hi Point and I learned to only feed it good ammo. It's good they're trying to move away from the brick aesthetic
The sound is equivalent to being the Ls1 of pistols
I'm enjoying mine ❤
Well I was on the fence about it but with video imma get it
Gonna have to get me 1 of these
WE NEED A KY IN TN.
You can go buy a Taurus g 3 amazing gun for $225 I've got over 2,000 rounds through it never had a problem
Pretty darn good I think you just passed the Kentucky SP shooting evaluation.??