Yep basically the 10mm does at 100 yards what a 45acp does at 25 yards.
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Yep basically the 10mm does at 100 yards what a 45acp does at 25 yards.
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Really sour I got screwed on my taxes this year.. I would've loved one of these
Originally Posted by hical.ca
Thanks!
That is not my finding. Maybe to my lowest difference but I've done extensive chrony work with my Glock 20 and my Thureon and some hot rounds are 500fps faster in the carbine. Depends on some factors. Some of my chrony data can be found here in this post but reloads proved to be the biggest difference...
Am I reading that right? With the 180g you're getting more than 100fps of variance in the rifle? Or is that a typo?
Check out the sticky on Glock Talk 10mm Reloading forum it has my data in it.
It has my identical loads shot out of 3 different barrel lengths.
To me a gain of 250fps - 300fps isn't anything to sneeze at...
Indeed. A 180gr projectile going from 1300fps up to 1500fps means an increase of 25% in KE.
Yep. Most factory 10mm is in the same neighborhood as factory .357.
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Only happened one time with the Hornady ammo. I suspect I had some ammo mixed up as it never had such a big variance again.
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Ummm... cerakote?
Are there still some available or are they all sold out already??? Don't see anything on your website?
Thx
Way to pick your timing, Hical
The timing couldn't be worse!
Take a look at http://www.ballisticsbytheinch.com/10mm.html
It is in concordance with my observations... JP.
Yep Cerakote would be the answer.
I have one of the best applicators around Cerakote BC doing business fairly close to me but it adds $200 to the price of the rifle that should just come with the colour options like they do in the States.
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