Firearms
A West Texas Javelina Hunt… Via the 10mm Hi-Point Carbine
Most hunters have heard of Javelina. However, few have hunted them — unless they reside in New Mexico, Texas, or…Read More >
Most hunters have heard of Javelina. However, few have hunted them — unless they reside in New Mexico, Texas, or…Read More >
It’s estimated that in the U.S., over 12 million guns were purchased from January through July of 2020. That includes…Read More >
Recently, Hi-Point introduced a pistol with new features and several redesigned components. The new JXP 10 is Hi-Point’s first 10mm…Read More >
When evaluating a firearm, I try to give every example a fair shake. I have favorites. I have developed a…Read More >
I am pretty hard on firearms and like to give them as thorough a test as feasible. Firearms have evolved…Read More >
I recently reviewed the Hi-Point C9 and was pleasantly surprised by its reliability. It raised my interest level in exploring…Read More >
If you’ve ever done a web search for budget handguns, Hi-Point likely was one of the first results. Hi-Point delivers…Read More >
For those who may never have heard of the SHOT Show (Shooting Hunting Outdoor Trade) it is the largest gun show in the world. Unfortunately, because it is a trade show, it is not open to the public. That does not mean you will not have a front row seat at The Shooter’s Log. We have been busy running from booth to booth to discover what’s new in Pistols, Rifles, Shotguns, Airguns, Accessories, and Optics.
The Hi-Point carbine we are discussing retails for less than $300. I was surprised at the low price and by the performance of this firearm. This is a budget or economy firearm. It isn’t a tack driver at 100 yards, but then few firearms firing a pistol caliber cartridge are. The Hi-Point carbine is a credible home defender, a good recreational shooter, and in a pinch, it will do for small game at modest range. Did we mention the price?