10mm hardcast

[ryanshaw44]

Looking for some 10mm hardcast ammunition
for my glock

Cheers
Ryan

 

[IM_Lugger]

Why not go with plated it fmj? Lead would be the ammo to avoid in a Glock.

 

[SJAR]

Try some Buffalo Bore Heavy 10mm

https://www.wanstallsonline.com/buf...outdoorsman-220gr-hard-cast-fn-20-rounds.html

 

[rustynut1]

I thought the bbl. in a Glock didn't like lead projectiles? I also go by the velocity of the projectile, over 1000 FPS I use jacketed.

 

[Trinimon]

I thought the bbl. in a Glock didn't like lead projectiles? I also go by the velocity of the projectile, over 1000 FPS I use jacketed.

You can shoot lead, you just need to keep an eye on the fouling and clean the bore more frequently.

 

[mudgunner49]

I have shot hard cast 200 gr out of my G20 with the OEM barrel and accuracy was less than stellar (8"+ @ 25m off a rest), however with a Storm Lake cut rifled barrel the same loads were under 3" (and I have a blown right eye so pretty much anyone should be able to do better). My money is on an after market barrel for best results...


blake

 

[sniper223]

Check with Wolf Bullets out of Kingston On. Wolf does remanufactured ammo and sells excellent hard cast bullets for reloaders I have been using his 155gr 40s in my race gun for years and before I built it I used them in my Glock. They are very hard lead I have pushed them to over 1300fps in my 357mag with no leading

 

[Ganderite]

Do you want bullets or loaded ammo?

I use nothing but DRG cast lead bullets in my Glocks (9mm, 40, 357 & 45) They get a couple swipes of a bronze brush between the range bag and the safe. No fouling problems.

Wolf also sells re-loads with lead bullets. I have used them and found them excellent. SFRC is a Wolf dealer.

 

[Sakoman .308]

You can shoot lead, you just need to keep an eye on the fouling and clean the bore more frequently.

Today I have learned something. Thank You

 

[bullzeye]

glock uses polygonal barrels and they do not work with lead bullets. they have to be plated or jacketed. because the barrel is not rifled (grooves and lands) lead fouling shouldn't be a problem but forget accuracy.

 

[Auggie Doggie]

glock uses polygonal barrels and they do not work with lead bullets. they have to be plated or jacketed. because the barrel is not rifled (grooves and lands) lead fouling shouldn't be a problem but forget accuracy.

Bollocks. I've been shooting lead out of my stock Glocks since 1993 with no more accuracy issues than any other gun. I have over 45,000 rounds of lead out of one of my 19's.

Auggie D.

 

[mudgunner49]

Bollocks. I've been shooting lead out of my stock Glocks since 1993 with no more accuracy issues than any other gun. I have over 45,000 rounds of lead out of one of my 19's.

Auggie D.

This right here - I've shot lead out of my G23 since I got it in '94!! Much like Marlin's Micro-Groove barrels, the bullets need to be the right size (I use .403" in the .40) and hard enough, then they shoot fine...


blake

 

[Backwoods]

I use the Buffalo Bore 10mm and have no accuracy issues at 15-25m other than my own "shooting ability". Off a solid bag rest it shoots just fine.

Glock 20, Gen 3. Factory barrel.