Thank you much for this breakdown! I just purchased a Jxp10 as my first gun for home defense and I'm trying to educate myself as much as I can before and after it arrives. This was perfect 🙏🏾🙌🏾
Good Video. I just ordered the JXP 10MM. I have quite a few 10mm's all Higher end Makes. Sig. Kimber. Glock. etc. I picked up the HI-Point for my vehicle gun. The 10mm is a potent round as you know with ft lbs. in the 790-800 range. And how could any 10mm aficionado. not jump on this one for $179?? the reviews are pretty good. No HI-Point guns are not pretty lol. but they work. some folks laugh at them. but they will drop you as quick as a $1,400 Kimber. Anyway, thanks for taking the time to make this video for those of us who aren't very familiar with H.P. guns. the takedown kind of reminds me of the BERSA with the fixed barrel. you made this look easy. it's pretty basic but I imagine frustrating lol. again nice video. John J Voorhis RET Army 23 years. shooting 10mm's since 1990. I would also recommend to anyone purchasing this 10mm to buy a spare Magazine. 20 rounds and you're good!!
It runs well with Sig ball ammo but it is a fun pistol to play around with. At last summers Thunder on the Prairie RU-vid get together it was the pistol everyone wanted to hate on but loved but the end of the event.
Thanks a lot, I bought one used for a Christmas Gift and figured I'd clean it first. I've owned several handguns over the years and this has been the weirdest to take apart
I thought long and hard about buying a S&W or a Rock Island 10mm, but I can't justify the cost on those. I got my JXP10 the other day at Palmetto State Armory along with 2 boxes of AAC cartridges and 1 box of hollow points for $260. Now I have money for bills and I can play! Thanks very much for this video - I plan to take mine apart to clean and polish the feed ramp. I have a 45 and a 9mm carbine but have never taken those apart. I'll check your other videos for those instructions and will subscribe as well. Have a great week!
Great video! I wouldn’t get a hi-point, but I love the fact that you’re so nice to even the shade throwing comments! Haha. It was a super informative video and you seem to be a nice person. Subscription earned sir!
Unlike those with negative comments my jxp is all I got right now and trust I treat it like a $3,000 Wilson TRUST NOBODY wants to be on the Business End Of Her💥🔥💯🤯 Like The New CANOE HAIR CUT😂
Always appreciate your perspective and since I just won the bid on on my own JXP10 I decided to check out your cleaning video. This will go with my Hi-Point C-9 😂. Thanks again for the video and keep shooting 👍.
Thank you for sharing Travis, when I am ready to clean mine in 3 years 😂 , I can come back and watch your video again. Lot's of love from American Hillbilly and Hillbilly Nation, Hillbilly Up.
Money is tight so thinking about a highpoint still on the fence don't care about the looks as long as it goes bang every time probably will get something else when money frees up great video
As always Great how to! You are a great teacher and that carries over to your content. Thank you for sharing all you do you are a great asset to the 2A community Sir! 🫡
Absolutely not, LOL. It takes little to maintain this gun. Light coat of oil on the barrel and inside the slide and you are basically good to go after cleaning the barrel.
No. Removing that stuck round is absolutely the priority. If you can’t get the ammo out you need to contact a gun smith and/or the company to figure out what needs to be done.
@@oregonpatriot1570 Mine ran fine at the range. I currently own an older production Hi Point 9mm carbine that runs like a champ. I've owned both the 9mm and .45 ACPs which didn't have any problems. Magazines can be finnicky and the feeding lips occasionally need some adjusting but everyone may have a different experience with the brand.
@@travisp11 I'm glad you've had good luck. Most people haven't (when it comes to the Hi Point pistols) Truth be told? I've had one of their carbines for some time. I don't shoot it as much as my other guns, but the 10 or 12 times I've taken it out it ran fine. (and I run my hand loads through everything, which is a true test of a weapon in my eyes) The ONLY thing I didn't like about it was the cheap look. Those plastic rails and fore grip with the raised sight on the end just looked _too cheesy!_ Here's a real short video showing the changes I made to mine. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-A_RJBbJGL4k.html
If you dislike Hi-Points so much, why do I see you commenting on so many videos involving them?!? Maybe you should stick to watching Glock video channels and stop being a hater??
