Considered getting one based on my love of the outdoors. From what I understand, you can get almost .357 power. And hold many more of those little shiny things. Dont wanna spend more than $800. Glock 20, Tangfolio EAA Witness I think they are around $700. What can I expect in ammo costs if I am to practice with this hot round. Basically tell me everything you know and then some...thanks in advance fellas.
Who carries a 10mm auto in the field?
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Also had a 29 for "woods stuff". Sadly, I sold it.
If not into reloading, Double Tap makes some "real" 10m loads that are not priced too bad in boxes of 50. Below are some of my chrono results with it from about 4 years ago (when ammo was considerable cheaper than it is now!):
10mm Double Tap loads out of stock Glock 29 barrel.
135 grain JHP: 1,481 fps
165 grain Gold Dot: 1,302 fps
180 grain Golden Sabre: 1,247 fps
200 grain XTP: 1,137 fps
220 grain cast: 1,028 fps
If not into reloading, Double Tap makes some "real" 10m loads that are not priced too bad in boxes of 50. Below are some of my chrono results with it from about 4 years ago (when ammo was considerable cheaper than it is now!):
10mm Double Tap loads out of stock Glock 29 barrel.
135 grain JHP: 1,481 fps
165 grain Gold Dot: 1,302 fps
180 grain Golden Sabre: 1,247 fps
200 grain XTP: 1,137 fps
220 grain cast: 1,028 fps
My Colt SS Delta Elite 10mm is one of my main field guns. As another poster opined, it shines best as a reloader's caliber. I had tons of brass, since from about 1990 'til about 1999 the LE agency I worked for used the S&W M1076 10mm.
Now it's sorta fun to be retired and benefitting from all that brass I picked up over the years.
The Hornady 180 or 200 gr. XTP make great bullets for deer, hogs, etc. I've not been fortunate enough to take a deer with it yet, but will eventually. A great field holster is the Bianchi Military style with the flap.
Now it's sorta fun to be retired and benefitting from all that brass I picked up over the years.
The Hornady 180 or 200 gr. XTP make great bullets for deer, hogs, etc. I've not been fortunate enough to take a deer with it yet, but will eventually. A great field holster is the Bianchi Military style with the flap.
Glock 20 and Tangfolio EAA Witness are cheaper than $700, at least where I am at. Less than $600 for the Glock, and I got an EAA witness match in 9mm (match barrel and adjustable sights) for around $500. My EAA is a great gun and is very accurate. I would say it is a tough call between what I like more my EAA or my HK p30. I have not shot the EAA in 10mm though. The Glock I have, it felt good. A good site that is all 10mm is www.10mmtalk.com. Also check out some used S&W 10xx. You can usually get some of them for cheap. The only thing is some of them are more rare and fetch more money (10mmtalk has a market dedicated to the 10mm). Oh and ++ on Uncle Ted loving his 10mm
I don't know where you are getting your pricing from, but I hope you're not buying from the same place.
Here: DW Bobtail 7, DW Pointman 7, DW Razorback-10
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I've been carrying a 10mm in the field for many years. I've carried a G20, a G29 and, more recently, my Dan Wesson Razorback 1911 deer hunting for several years now. When hunting, I keep it loaded with the hottest load I can find with the heaviest bullet. For me, that's the Doubletap 200gr XTP.