My thoughts exactly. The 10 mm loads I load are considerably hotter than than factory loads in those vids you posted. There is no way the 10 mm loaded properly hot can lose to a .357 Sig in energy.It'd be interesting to see the 10mm loaded hot with that projectile..... He mentioned in the last vid the 10mm was not hot like the .357Sig was loaded.... Either one would efficiently administer an effect attitude adjustment....
A little hard to conceal, no?It'd be interesting to see the 10mm loaded hot with that projectile..... He mentioned in the last vid the 10mm was not hot like the .357Sig was loaded.... Either one would efficiently administer an effect attitude adjustment....
Still think a coach gun loaded with #1 Buck would be more impressive... #1 Buck is .30cal/7.62mm
Hell yeuh, Rusty....
The only 10 mm ammo I know that has a full load is Buffalo Bore.My thoughts exactly. The 10 mm loads I load are considerably hotter than than factory loads in those vids you posted. There is no way the 10 mm loaded properly hot can lose to a .357 Sig in energy.
Those are too expensive for me.The only 10 mm ammo I know that has a full load is Buffalo Bore.
Yep... Can't beat it for home defense though where concealment is no issue...A little hard to conceal, no?
A friend of mine tried to shoot a coach gun with one hand, and
ripped the webbing next to his thumb. Very small for a shotgun,
but, it's still a shotgun!
Those rat bastid folks at Kimber.... Just when I get closer to pulling trig on a Rapide I see this newcomer.... 2K11 Target....
Looks like ya should wear a suit to the range with that thing. Too formal looking.Those rat bastid folks at Kimber.... Just when I get closer to pulling trig on a Rapide I see this newcomer.... 2K11 Target....
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Nice!Check out the brand new ....New Kimber CDS9 Micro DS
Looks like ya should wear a suit to the range with that thing. Too formal looking.![]()
I'm a long-time handloader. I'd definitely get dies and reload for that.
What are some of my pistol choices?
My thoughts exactly. The 10 mm loads I load are considerably hotter than than factory loads in those vids you posted. There is no way the 10 mm loaded properly hot can lose to a .357 Sig in energy.