The New Hi-Point JXP10: A Yeetier 10mm Cannon

Magazines compatible with Hi-Point 1095 carbine
New textured grips
Standard 1913 Picatinny accessory rail
Threaded .578 x 28 barrel
Lifetime warranty
MSRP: $225

Although thrifty firearms aficionados and lovers of guns that are so hideous they’re cool have been waiting with bated breath for Hi-Point to release its highly anticipated YC9 (an update to the company’s C9 pistol with a nod to its special edition Yeet Cannon G1), the company head-faked fans by introducing an even yeetier 10mm model first. The JXP10 10mm pistol is the newest addition to the Hi-Point line-up.

The JXP10 comes with a 10-round magazine that’s compatible with the 10mm Hi-Point 1095 pistol-caliber carbine.

This absolutely hideous handgun has all the features Hi-Point promised in its still forthcoming YC9, including forward slide serrations, a slightly curvier slide, and an enhanced textured grip featuring the oh-so-suave Hi-Point logo.

The pistol also comes with a recontoured polymer frame featuring a Picatinny rail under the dust cover, so you can double the value of the firearm by slapping on a Streamlight tactical weapon light.

Hi-Point also added replaceable sights, including a front sight compatible with Glock. If you want to Barbie-doll up this uber-clunky junk box with some super bougie tritium night sights, it’s totally doable. It might be similar to slapping a spoiler on a 1989 Buick LeSabre, but you do you. We won’t judge (much).

The JXP10 has a slightly more streamlined profile than its predecessors, but this thing still has all the Hi-Point hallmarks, including the janky trigger and bent-piece-of-metal thumb safety. It’s also boxy and super chunky, just like the classic Hi-Points we’ve all come to know and ridicule.

Tipping the scales at a whopping 49 ounces without ammo, the JXP10 weighs 10 ounces more than a fully loaded Glock 20, which holds five more rounds. There’s a reason for this — since it’s a straight blowback design, like the other Hi Points, the slide has to have sufficient mass to function correctly — and for the powerful 10mm, that means lots of mass; and that you’re going to need a super sturdy belt, a hefty chest rig, or maybe a tow truck to haul this thing around.

On a positive note, you can use it as a pretty formidable club if you run out of ammo in a defensive situation.

While the Hi-Point JXP10 is a chunker, its price tag is anything but. This one costs less than half the price of a new G20.

While Hi-Point products offer plenty of meme fodder, if they have one major perk, it’s the low price tag and their reputation for reliability and damn-near indestructibility. Hi-Point has always been a favorite among penny-pincher gun buyers. The JXP10 is no exception, coming in at a bargain basement price point of just $225.

This gun is practically cheaper than the ammo that feeds it. Even pimped out, this gun is far from sexy, but the reliability-to-dollar ratio is hard to beat. Just be prepared to get a major ribbing from your buddies or anyone who happens to break into your house, for that matter.

If you need a super-affordable truck gun, cabin gun, or reliable door stopper, the Hi-Point JXP10 fits the bill.

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Hi-Point JXP10 Specs

Caliber: 10mm
Action: Striker-fired blowback
Capacity: 10+1
Weight: 49 ounces
Overall length: 8.5 inches
Barrel length: 5.2 inches
Frame: Polymer
Slide: Zymak zinc alloy
Finish: Black powder coat
Rear sight: Fully adjustable and red dot ready
Front sight: Compatible with Glock front sights
MSRP: $225

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Alice Jones Webb

Staff Writer

Alice Jones Webb is a lifelong hunter, experienced shooter, and mother of four up-and-coming outdoor enthusiasts — and one of FRA’s most prolific contributors. She grew up slinging bullets and broadheads at Virginia whitetails, turkey, and game birds, but her favorite hunting experience has been chasing bull elk in the Colorado backcountry. Never one to sit still and look pretty, Alice is also a self-defense instructor and competitive archer. She currently resides in rural North Carolina with her children, non-hunting husband, and a well-stocked chest freezer.