Hi-Point JXP 10mm Handgun

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Originally Posted by Ronin

Oh, no doubt. I wasn't referring to its accuracy or reliability. I was looking more towards its practicality as a SD gun. It's significantly larger and heavier than even the biggest 10mm polymer handguns on the market currently. Could it be a decent nightstand gun? Probably. But I think 10mm is too much gun for HD. I have a friend that has a Hi-Point .380 that she keeps as her bump in the night gun. It's so heavy that it almost completely mitigates the snappiness of .380, lol.

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The hi-point .380 is the same gun as their 9mm, so the slide has plenty of weight to tame a .380

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZPm9ytj2O7M


Will hopefully be picking mine up at my FFL on Saturday.

I wish everyone would stop catering to the suppressor crowd.
Let them buy a different barrel (or preferably, a different model from the start) if they want that - I don't want a stupid threaded barrel with a gawd-awful-ugly, knurled chunk of metal stuck to the front.

Looking forward to hearing more about these.
Definitely in "Emptymag" price range, but I don't know that I want to have to buy another caliber of ammo.

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Originally Posted by Emptymag

I wish everyone would stop catering to the suppressor crowd.
Let them buy a different barrel (or preferably, a different model from the start) if they want that - I don't want a stupid threaded barrel with a gawd-awful-ugly, knurled chunk of metal stuck to the front.

Looking forward to hearing more about these.
Definitely in "Emptymag" price range, but I don't know that I want to have to buy another caliber of ammo.

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I don't care if the barrel is threaded. I don't plan to suppress 10mm, though I have one that would work on the gun. You don't buy 10mm to slow it down. That's what .40S&W is for, which you could shoot out of the JXP10, but I still won't suppress it.

If you're worried about the cost of getting into 10mm or don't already have 10mm, I wouldn't recommend buying this as a novelty. The ammo cost is going to be high, even if you reload. I already have several 10mm guns and ammo I've collected over the past 20 years. It's not a new cartridge I'd add today if I didn't have it already. Too expensive.

I just fondled one of these at the GAOS.

It's a beast but as noted, a range plinker in my opinion.

Regardless of the price being very low, I personally won't get one.


For shits and giggles, I would like to shoot one but to maintain sight picture at any distance. I think it would be a bit challenging to stay on target.

Maybe not for a strong young guy.

Perhaps a few guys can give us a range report after purchase. Targets 10 to 25.


Get one EM. Knurled barrel thread nut be damned

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Originally Posted by Emptymag

I wish everyone would stop catering to the suppressor crowd.
Let them buy a different barrel (or preferably, a different model from the start) if they want that - I don't want a stupid threaded barrel with a gawd-awful-ugly, knurled chunk of metal stuck to the front.

Looking forward to hearing more about these.
Definitely in "Emptymag" price range, but I don't know that I want to have to buy another caliber of ammo.

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They make them without the threaded muzzle.

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Originally Posted by raxar

They make them without the threaded muzzle.

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Not in 10mm.

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Originally Posted by Ronin

Not in 10mm.

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Don't know then, the early videos I saw on them said they were making both threaded and unthreaded 10mm's. I suspected because some states prohibit threaded pistols

I saw a few videos saying that as well.

And I would definitely prefer the non-threaded version myself

Y'all dont want to spend more on the tax stamp for the suppressor than for the gun itself? :D