HiPoint 45 Concealed Carry Review By Deuce

Published on February 10, 2019
Duration: 8:55

This review evaluates the High Point JHP 45 caliber pistol for concealed carry. While acknowledging its significant size and weight, the reviewer finds it surprisingly manageable for daily carry, though not ideal. The video highlights concealment challenges, the effectiveness of a flush-fit magazine, and the firearm's reliability under testing, concluding it's a viable, albeit not optimal, option for those with limited choices.

Quick Summary

The High Point JHP 45 can be a viable concealed carry option if it's the only firearm available, but it's not considered a 'good' option due to its significant size and weight. While surprisingly manageable for daily carry, its bulk presents concealment challenges, especially with tighter clothing. A flush-fit magazine holds seven rounds of 45 ACP.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Normal Carry Options
  2. 00:23Smith & Wesson Shield 9mm
  3. 00:34Remington R51 Review
  4. 00:57Ruger LCP for Pocket Carry
  5. 01:10Introducing the High Point JHP 45
  6. 01:26Size Comparison: High Point vs. Shield
  7. 01:40Size Comparison: High Point vs. R51
  8. 01:47Holster Selection for High Point
  9. 02:08Trigger Security Concerns
  10. 02:20Grip Design & Concealment Issue
  11. 02:28Flush Fit Magazine
  12. 03:02Loading the Flush Fit Magazine
  13. 03:24Concealment Test: High Point JHP 45
  14. 03:40Initial Concealment Impressions
  15. 03:59Concealment in Cold Weather
  16. 04:11Full Disclosure & Carry Permit
  17. 04:43Week-Long Carry Plan
  18. 04:52End of First Day Carry Experience
  19. 05:01Overall Carry Impression
  20. 05:08Comparison to Glock Models
  21. 05:35Carry Comfort & Size Concern
  22. 05:38Is it Meant for Carry?
  23. 05:48Daily Activity & Holster Use
  24. 06:04Driving & Ergonomics
  25. 06:13Minor Physical Limitations
  26. 06:24Weight & Concealment Trade-offs
  27. 06:31Commitment to One Week Carry
  28. 06:41One Week Carry Update
  29. 06:48Unloaded Firearm Presentation
  30. 06:54Comfort with Unsecured Trigger
  31. 07:02Self-Defense Scenario
  32. 07:18Range Test Results
  33. 07:42Is the JHP 45 a Viable Carry Weapon?
  34. 07:53Comparison to C9 Model
  35. 07:59Recap: Power, Weight, Bulk
  36. 08:04Flush Cut Magazine Availability
  37. 08:14Conclusion: Viable vs. Good Carry Option
  38. 08:19Weight vs. Capacity Analysis
  39. 08:27Constant Awareness of the Firearm
  40. 08:35Final Thoughts on Functionality
  41. 08:42Outro & Call to Action

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the High Point JHP 45 suitable for concealed carry?

The High Point JHP 45 can be a viable concealed carry option if it's the only firearm available, but it's not considered a 'good' option due to its significant size and weight. While surprisingly manageable for daily carry, its bulk presents concealment challenges, especially with tighter clothing.

What are the main challenges of concealing the High Point JHP 45?

The primary challenges are the pistol's overall size and weight, particularly the large 'battery pack' on the grip. While a flush-fit magazine helps reduce bulk, it still remains a substantial firearm to conceal effectively, often requiring looser clothing or outerwear.

How does the High Point JHP 45 compare to other concealed carry firearms?

It's significantly larger and heavier than firearms like the Smith & Wesson Shield 9mm or the Remington R51. While its bulk is comparable to larger Glocks (like the 17 or 22), its weight-to-capacity ratio is less favorable than many dedicated concealed carry pistols.

What is the capacity of the flush-fit magazine for the High Point JHP 45?

The flush-fit magazine for the High Point JHP 45 caliber pistol holds seven rounds of 45 ACP ammunition. This magazine is crucial for reducing the overall profile of the firearm for better concealment.

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