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Posted: 11/12/2016 4:11:40 PM EDT
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I am consistently shocked by how many people look at that and don't realize it's shopped. Quote HistoryQuoted:
I am consistently shocked by how many people look at that and don't realize it's shopped. You shut your whore mouth. Everyone knows the centimeter causes a mushroom cloud |
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Posted: 11/12/2016 4:20:41 PM EDT
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http://<a href=http://i1292.photobucket.com/albums/b561/hanker8271/g40_zpsuqq26ib2.jpg</a>" /> best millimeter that's my next handgun purchase. I have a Vortex Venom ( 3 MOA dot) and 450 rounds of 10mm Sig Sauer ammo in the closet, just waiting... 
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Posted: 11/12/2016 4:22:54 PM EDT
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http://<a href=http://i1292.photobucket.com/albums/b561/hanker8271/purehate_zpsdtbozfa7.jpg</a>" /> i mean,whats not to like? Underwood penetrator stuff? there's some good videos of that out there; pretty impressive. I see Sig ammo in the background; how does it perform? I have 400 rounds of it. |
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Posted: 11/12/2016 4:25:25 PM EDT
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Question for the Hive: My nephew in law is for all intents and purposes, my son. I took him in when his mother and step father became abusive and intolerable. He stayed with us for several years, but when all was going well, he knocked up his girlfriend. He pushed through it, graduated high school, and eventually went on to college. He's about to graduate, top 10% of his class, and is going into the Army as a 2nd LT. He doesn't know whether he'll be active or reserve. I'll be attending his graduation next month. I really want to get him a nice graduation gift, but don't have the funds to get something REALLY nice. He grew up liking the 1911, as that is mostly what I used. Yesterday, he asked me about a 38 super 1911 for $1300 that he saw in a gun shop and I told him to walk away. Today, I was looking at guns while shopping for sling loops. I came across a Rock Island 1911 in 10mm for $410. It could use a better rear sight, and I have an STI adjustable in my box-o-stuff. It's 9+1. Everything about it is pretty simple. No frills, but could be pretty fun long term project. What do yall' think? Good idea? I don't have one but I definitely FO on that. Sounds like a great deal. Is it new or used? If used I would probably look it over pretty well |
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Posted: 11/12/2016 4:32:01 PM EDT
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If 10mm cost what .45 costs, most of my weapons would be in 10mm. I have owned both and currently shoot .45acp exclusively. It adequately suits my purposes without raping my wallet. With that being said, I think a 10mm is infinately superior as a woods gun. Costs be damned. PPU hollow point 10mm is $18 a box of $50 on several sites like SG or AIM......... |
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Posted: 11/12/2016 4:32:55 PM EDT
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10mm. It's like a .45 for men. 
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Posted: 11/12/2016 4:50:36 PM EDT
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Posted: 11/12/2016 5:01:50 PM EDT
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Shoot .45 Super in your 1911 .45 and the the 10mm quickly becomes a second best.. Try Buffalo Bore .45 Super 255 grain Hard cast at 1075 FPS. This, all day long. |
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Posted: 11/12/2016 5:19:54 PM EDT
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.45 ACP - see Federal HST, Winchester Ranget-T, etc I buy 180gr 40 S&W PDX1 ammo, strip it, and load it into 10mm. G20 has 16 rounds of nuclear tipped ammo at the ready. |
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Posted: 11/12/2016 5:28:47 PM EDT
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You'll be a real billy-badass with that 10mm. You better kill it with the FIRST hit. becuz you'll never get a follow up shot with your muzzle pointing at the clouds.  I have a 22# spring in my G20 on a steel guide rod. My pistol doesn't recoil any more than any other hot 40 or especially 45. In fact, compared to 45ACP, the shot is done and the pistol cycle complete with the sights right back on target ready for the next shot. 45ACP kind of hangs a little high so the second shot is a hair slower. |
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Posted: 11/12/2016 5:31:28 PM EDT
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lol mini nuke ftw Quote HistoryThat's why the Danes issue it for polar bear protection. The nukular fallout is much more deadly to polar bears given their sensitivity to global warming |
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Posted: 11/12/2016 5:35:14 PM EDT
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I have a 22# spring in my G20 on a steel guide rod. My pistol doesn't recoil any more than any other hot 40 or especially 45. In fact, compared to 45ACP, the shot is done and the pistol cycle complete with the sights right back on target ready for the next shot. 45ACP kind of hangs a little high so the second shot is a hair slower. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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You'll be a real billy-badass with that 10mm. You better kill it with the FIRST hit. becuz you'll never get a follow up shot with your muzzle pointing at the clouds. I have a 22# spring in my G20 on a steel guide rod. My pistol doesn't recoil any more than any other hot 40 or especially 45. In fact, compared to 45ACP, the shot is done and the pistol cycle complete with the sights right back on target ready for the next shot. 45ACP kind of hangs a little high so the second shot is a hair slower. 
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Posted: 11/12/2016 8:54:15 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Question for the Hive: My nephew in law is for all intents and purposes, my son. I took him in when his mother and step father became abusive and intolerable. He stayed with us for several years, but when all was going well, he knocked up his girlfriend. He pushed through it, graduated high school, and eventually went on to college. He's about to graduate, top 10% of his class, and is going into the Army as a 2nd LT. He doesn't know whether he'll be active or reserve. I'll be attending his graduation next month. I really want to get him a nice graduation gift, but don't have the funds to get something REALLY nice. He grew up liking the 1911, as that is mostly what I used. Yesterday, he asked me about a 38 super 1911 for $1300 that he saw in a gun shop and I told him to walk away. Today, I was looking at guns while shopping for sling loops. I came across a Rock Island 1911 in 10mm for $410. It could use a better rear sight, and I have an STI adjustable in my box-o-stuff. It's 9+1. Everything about it is pretty simple. No frills, but could be pretty fun long term project. What do yall' think? Good idea? Why did you tell him to walk away from the .38 super 1911, just the price? |
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Posted: 11/12/2016 10:07:31 PM EDT
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PPU hollow point 10mm is $18 a box of $50 on several sites like SG or AIM......... Quote HistoryQuoted:
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If 10mm cost what .45 costs, most of my weapons would be in 10mm. I have owned both and currently shoot .45acp exclusively. It adequately suits my purposes without raping my wallet. With that being said, I think a 10mm is infinately superior as a woods gun. Costs be damned. PPU hollow point 10mm is $18 a box of $50 on several sites like SG or AIM......... that stuff is loaded like a good .40 S&W. good ammo; just not loaded nearly to potential. PPU 10mm |
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Posted: 11/12/2016 10:18:22 PM EDT
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RIA's makes great guns, and excellent "starter" 1911's. they are jokingly refereed to as "RIA Spec" as sometimes "drop in" parts are not as drop in as others but they function better and hold up better than other brand 1911's that cost double or more. RIA's pretty much are ALWAYS a good idea. 9, .38 super, .45 10mm all shoot and function well. Why did you tell him to walk away from the .38 super 1911, just the price? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Question for the Hive: My nephew in law is for all intents and purposes, my son. I took him in when his mother and step father became abusive and intolerable. He stayed with us for several years, but when all was going well, he knocked up his girlfriend. He pushed through it, graduated high school, and eventually went on to college. He's about to graduate, top 10% of his class, and is going into the Army as a 2nd LT. He doesn't know whether he'll be active or reserve. I'll be attending his graduation next month. I really want to get him a nice graduation gift, but don't have the funds to get something REALLY nice. He grew up liking the 1911, as that is mostly what I used. Yesterday, he asked me about a 38 super 1911 for $1300 that he saw in a gun shop and I told him to walk away. Today, I was looking at guns while shopping for sling loops. I came across a Rock Island 1911 in 10mm for $410. It could use a better rear sight, and I have an STI adjustable in my box-o-stuff. It's 9+1. Everything about it is pretty simple. No frills, but could be pretty fun long term project. What do yall' think? Good idea? Why did you tell him to walk away from the .38 super 1911, just the price? these are tempting... RIA 10mm choices |
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Posted: 11/12/2016 11:29:24 PM EDT
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Man, that .40 super FNX is bad ass. But I guess most people don't realize that .40 super is like a 10mm +P+.
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Posted: 11/13/2016 12:06:52 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Man, that .40 super FNX is bad ass. But I guess most people don't realize that .40 super is like a 10mm +P+. Except... it's not like that at all. It's a bottleneck cartridge based on .45 super. So it's functionally a wild cat of a wild cat of a production standard velocity round. A comparable round to compare it to is it's more like a higher power .400 Corbon. Of course if all you're doing is looking for a velocity dick measuring contest, 10mm magnum beats .40 super.  |
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Posted: 11/13/2016 12:10:32 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Man, that .40 super FNX is bad ass. But I guess most people don't realize that .40 super is like a 10mm +P+. |
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Posted: 11/13/2016 8:31:03 AM EDT
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Whoa, 200grs at 1400fps for Underwood. WOW. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Man, that .40 super FNX is bad ass. But I guess most people don't realize that .40 super is like a 10mm +P+. Actually the parent brass is from 45 Winchester Magnum and you use small rifle primers to load... 50k psi I haven't really even tapped the full potential with the new powders. Basically it duplicates 10mm out of a carbine... By the way, no FTF with all 15 rds in the FNX if the bullets are loaded .005" shorter than original loadings recommended (Underwood does this). Can use original mag Springs, just need to upgrade the recoil spring to the #24 ISMI with cutout on back. |
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Posted: 11/13/2016 8:42:13 AM EDT
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I don't have one but I definitely FO on that. Sounds like a great deal. Is it new or used? If used I would probably look it over pretty well Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Question for the Hive: My nephew in law is for all intents and purposes, my son. I took him in when his mother and step father became abusive and intolerable. He stayed with us for several years, but when all was going well, he knocked up his girlfriend. He pushed through it, graduated high school, and eventually went on to college. He's about to graduate, top 10% of his class, and is going into the Army as a 2nd LT. He doesn't know whether he'll be active or reserve. I'll be attending his graduation next month. I really want to get him a nice graduation gift, but don't have the funds to get something REALLY nice. He grew up liking the 1911, as that is mostly what I used. Yesterday, he asked me about a 38 super 1911 for $1300 that he saw in a gun shop and I told him to walk away. Today, I was looking at guns while shopping for sling loops. I came across a Rock Island 1911 in 10mm for $410. It could use a better rear sight, and I have an STI adjustable in my box-o-stuff. It's 9+1. Everything about it is pretty simple. No frills, but could be pretty fun long term project. What do yall' think? Good idea? I don't have one but I definitely FO on that. Sounds like a great deal. Is it new or used? If used I would probably look it over pretty well New. I checked it out. Fit was pretty damn good. Finish was really dark, but seemed fairly sturdy. Trigger, hammer, bushings, etc all seemed pretty basic. I'm a diehard .45 acp fan, but have enormous respect for the 10mm. When he asked about the .38 super, I remembered this thread and reread many of the posts. Someone stated earlier that 10mm ammo was just a bit more expensive than .45acp (contrary to my beliefs) and it checked out, Magazines seem to be a bit more, but are one time expenditures, not like ammo. I just happened to run across this gun and thought I'd ask yall. Good replies so far. I really like the versatility of 10mm. I saw a youtube video of some dude dropping an elk with one. 
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Posted: 11/13/2016 8:56:53 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: That's nearly .40 at 1,100 fps. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: If 10mm cost what .45 costs, most of my weapons would be in 10mm. I have owned both and currently shoot .45acp exclusively. It adequately suits my purposes without raping my wallet. With that being said, I think a 10mm is infinately superior as a woods gun. Costs be damned. http://www.sgammo.com/product/10mm-auto-ammo/50-round-box-10mm-auto-180-grain-fmj-ammo-sellier-bellot-sb10a No reason to buy a .40 or .45 again.  That's nearly .40 at 1,100 fps. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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Posted: 11/13/2016 9:17:55 AM EDT
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Nearly, I can run my .40 faster than that. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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If 10mm cost what .45 costs, most of my weapons would be in 10mm. I have owned both and currently shoot .45acp exclusively. It adequately suits my purposes without raping my wallet. With that being said, I think a 10mm is infinately superior as a woods gun. Costs be damned. http://www.sgammo.com/product/10mm-auto-ammo/50-round-box-10mm-auto-180-grain-fmj-ammo-sellier-bellot-sb10a No reason to buy a .40 or .45 again. That's nearly .40 at 1,100 fps. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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Posted: 11/13/2016 9:21:51 AM EDT
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10mm has way more power.
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Posted: 11/13/2016 9:24:59 AM EDT
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New. I checked it out. Fit was pretty damn good. Finish was really dark, but seemed fairly sturdy. Trigger, hammer, bushings, etc all seemed pretty basic. I'm a diehard .45 acp fan, but have enormous respect for the 10mm. When he asked about the .38 super, I remembered this thread and reread many of the posts. Someone stated earlier that 10mm ammo was just a bit more expensive than .45acp (contrary to my beliefs) and it checked out, Magazines seem to be a bit more, but are one time expenditures, not like ammo. I just happened to run across this gun and thought I'd ask yall. Good replies so far. I really like the versatility of 10mm. I saw a youtube video of some dude dropping an elk with one.
As for the magazines being more expensive -- Plenty of us use magazines made for .45 in a 10mm. I'm not so sure anyone makes a good 10mm mag. I believe the Chip McCormicks are the worst. This because the follower is a flat steel shelf that doesn't always follow. Wilson Combat 10mm mag is the second worst. I believe the best mag made for the 10mm is the Wilson Combat 47C-HV. That mag has a longer than standard spring, but maybe more importantly it has a follower that I would describe as "convex", or you could say it looks like it has a round molded into the follower. Pricey, but you will get slide-lock on an empty mag every single time. As for the 22# spring on a steel guide rod in a Glock mentioned above -- I like that too. For that, I like the BT guide rod because BT also sells a tool that makes that spring installation a breeze. 22 pounds on the standard Glock rod is easy enough. 22 pounds installed on most steel rods is not something you want to mess with; they can be almost impossible to install. I like 22 pounds in both my G20sf and in my 1911. Ammo? Underwood every time. . |
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Posted: 11/13/2016 9:27:14 AM EDT
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10 mm > 45 ACP
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Posted: 11/13/2016 9:34:33 AM EDT
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As for the magazines being more expensive -- Plenty of us use magazines made for .45 in a 10mm. I'm not so sure anyone makes a good 10mm mag. I believe the Chip McCormicks are the worst. This because the follower is a flat steel shelf that doesn't always follow. Wilson Combat 10mm mag is the second worst. I believe the best mag made for the 10mm is the Wilson Combat 47C-HV. That mag has a longer than standard spring, but maybe more importantly it has a follower that I would describe as "convex", or you could say it looks like it has a round molded into the follower. Pricey, but you will get slide-lock on an empty mag every single time. As for the 22# spring on a steel guide rod in a Glock mentioned above -- I like that too. For that, I like the BT guide rod because BT also sells a tool that makes that spring installation a breeze. 22 pounds on the standard Glock rod is easy enough. 22 pounds installed on most steel rods is not something you want to mess with; they can be almost impossible to install. I like 22 pounds in both my G20sf and in my 1911. Ammo? Underwood every time. . Quote HistoryQuoted:
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New. I checked it out. Fit was pretty damn good. Finish was really dark, but seemed fairly sturdy. Trigger, hammer, bushings, etc all seemed pretty basic. I'm a diehard .45 acp fan, but have enormous respect for the 10mm. When he asked about the .38 super, I remembered this thread and reread many of the posts. Someone stated earlier that 10mm ammo was just a bit more expensive than .45acp (contrary to my beliefs) and it checked out, Magazines seem to be a bit more, but are one time expenditures, not like ammo. I just happened to run across this gun and thought I'd ask yall. Good replies so far. I really like the versatility of 10mm. I saw a youtube video of some dude dropping an elk with one.
As for the magazines being more expensive -- Plenty of us use magazines made for .45 in a 10mm. I'm not so sure anyone makes a good 10mm mag. I believe the Chip McCormicks are the worst. This because the follower is a flat steel shelf that doesn't always follow. Wilson Combat 10mm mag is the second worst. I believe the best mag made for the 10mm is the Wilson Combat 47C-HV. That mag has a longer than standard spring, but maybe more importantly it has a follower that I would describe as "convex", or you could say it looks like it has a round molded into the follower. Pricey, but you will get slide-lock on an empty mag every single time. As for the 22# spring on a steel guide rod in a Glock mentioned above -- I like that too. For that, I like the BT guide rod because BT also sells a tool that makes that spring installation a breeze. 22 pounds on the standard Glock rod is easy enough. 22 pounds installed on most steel rods is not something you want to mess with; they can be almost impossible to install. I like 22 pounds in both my G20sf and in my 1911. Ammo? Underwood every time. . I assume the Colt mags for the Delta Elite are GTG? |
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Posted: 11/13/2016 9:35:45 AM EDT
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I have a 6" barrel and slide in my G20 and have a handload worked up so far to 1100fps with a 220 hard cast and no pressure signs...
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Posted: 11/13/2016 9:37:46 AM EDT
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I assume the Colt mags for the Delta Elite are GTG? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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New. I checked it out. Fit was pretty damn good. Finish was really dark, but seemed fairly sturdy. Trigger, hammer, bushings, etc all seemed pretty basic. I'm a diehard .45 acp fan, but have enormous respect for the 10mm. When he asked about the .38 super, I remembered this thread and reread many of the posts. Someone stated earlier that 10mm ammo was just a bit more expensive than .45acp (contrary to my beliefs) and it checked out, Magazines seem to be a bit more, but are one time expenditures, not like ammo. I just happened to run across this gun and thought I'd ask yall. Good replies so far. I really like the versatility of 10mm. I saw a youtube video of some dude dropping an elk with one.
As for the magazines being more expensive -- Plenty of us use magazines made for .45 in a 10mm. I'm not so sure anyone makes a good 10mm mag. I believe the Chip McCormicks are the worst. This because the follower is a flat steel shelf that doesn't always follow. Wilson Combat 10mm mag is the second worst. I believe the best mag made for the 10mm is the Wilson Combat 47C-HV. That mag has a longer than standard spring, but maybe more importantly it has a follower that I would describe as "convex", or you could say it looks like it has a round molded into the follower. Pricey, but you will get slide-lock on an empty mag every single time. As for the 22# spring on a steel guide rod in a Glock mentioned above -- I like that too. For that, I like the BT guide rod because BT also sells a tool that makes that spring installation a breeze. 22 pounds on the standard Glock rod is easy enough. 22 pounds installed on most steel rods is not something you want to mess with; they can be almost impossible to install. I like 22 pounds in both my G20sf and in my 1911. Ammo? Underwood every time. . I assume the Colt mags for the Delta Elite are GTG? I would imagine they ought to work. I'm pretty sure those Colt 10mm mags have a convex follower. . |
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Posted: 11/13/2016 9:42:14 AM EDT
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In this photo we note that penetration for all of the rounds is very similar. Quote HistoryQuoted:
In this photo we note that penetration for all of the rounds is very similar. But it's the nuclear part Bob |
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Posted: 11/13/2016 9:48:07 AM EDT
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MAN WHO ARGUES ONE SHOT DEATH BY PROUD MILITARY CALIBERS IS FUCKING FOOL. I EXPLAIN WHY. THIS MAN LOOKS FOR PISTOL TO HIDE ON PERSON TO SHOOT MAN FROM STREET WHO WOULD DO CRIME TO HIM. MAN WHO WOULD DO CRIME IS NOT LIKE BANZAI CHARGE OF JAPANESE INFANTRY. HE IS NOT IN "GROUND OF DEATH" FROM EPISTLE OF WISE SUN TZU. MAN WHO WOULD DO CRIME IS NOT FIGHTING FOR LIFE OR FREEDOM OF PEOPLE. HE FIGHT ONLY FOR THINGS, HE CAN GET SOMEWHERE ELSE FROM SOMEONE ELSE. THIS MAN DOES NOT FIGHT TO DEATH. THIS MAN FIGHT ONLY UNTIL IS CLEAR MAN WITH PISTOL RESISTS AND SO HE RUN AWAY. PISTOL OF 9 MILLIMETERS OR CALIBER OF .45 IS GREAT SHOCKING HOLE IN BODY. IS GIANT SPOUT OF BLOOD AND PAIN OF MORTAL WOUND. MORE MEN DIE FROM BULLET OF THESE TWO CALIBERS THAN ALL OTHERS IN HISTORY OF WORLD. I ADVISE AND YOU LISTEN. LAST TIME ARMY CARRY BAD PISTOL INTO COMBAT WAS NAMBU OF JAPANESE EMPIRE. SINCE THAT TIME MILLIONS OF MEN CARRY PISTOL OF 9 MILLIMETERS. IS GOOD ENOUGH FOR THEM WITH STUPID GENEVA TREATY BALL BULLET. IS GOOD ENOUGH FOR YOU WITH TEN ROUBLES PER CARTRIDGE HOLLOW NOSE BULLET AND FANCY BRASS OF NICKEL PLATING. YOU PRACTICE WITH MANY MAGAZINE, YOU CARRY MANY CARTRIDGE. WHEN MAN WAVES GUN AT YOU, FILL HIM WITH BULLETS FAST AND STRAIGHT. MORE HOLES IS BETTER THAN BIG HOLES. CARRY PISTOL WITH LARGE MAGAZINE AND MANY CARTRIDGE. IN THIS WAY YOU DEFEAT CRIMINAL.  Well said comrade?? |
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Posted: 11/13/2016 10:11:40 AM EDT
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I have a 6" barrel and slide in my G20 and have a handload worked up so far to 1100fps with a 220 hard cast and no pressure signs... What powder? 800X, Longshot, AA#9? I can get the 200's over 1200 out of a 5.25" KKM barrel. Looking for a load for the 220's. |
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Posted: 11/13/2016 10:18:25 AM EDT
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In this photo we note that penetration for all of the rounds is very similar. Quote HistoryQuoted:
In this photo we note that penetration for all of the rounds is very similar. Then again stopping power is not about penetration. A 22LR LRN on that same gelatin will penetrate just as much. And before anyone out there without a clue calls stopping power a lie/myth/etc, keep in mind that getting hit by a Mack truck has zero penetration but its still likely to kill you.
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Posted: 11/13/2016 10:24:52 AM EDT
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Nearly, I can run my .40 faster than that. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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If 10mm cost what .45 costs, most of my weapons would be in 10mm. I have owned both and currently shoot .45acp exclusively. It adequately suits my purposes without raping my wallet. With that being said, I think a 10mm is infinately superior as a woods gun. Costs be damned. http://www.sgammo.com/product/10mm-auto-ammo/50-round-box-10mm-auto-180-grain-fmj-ammo-sellier-bellot-sb10a No reason to buy a .40 or .45 again. That's nearly .40 at 1,100 fps. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile There is a huge difference between plinking shit like that and a Norma load to which 10mm was designed to be. |
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Posted: 11/13/2016 10:53:53 AM EDT
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10mm Glock 20 (this is the best platform for this cartridge-until S&W resumes production of their 610 and 10XX models)
38 super & 45 acp (4.25" barrel+) 1911 9mm any plastic gun (best choice for urban ccw) axe vs saw vs screw driver vs hammer - many tools, many jobs, picking the right tool for the job goes a long way. buy a tool box then fill it up with tools |
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Posted: 11/13/2016 11:56:13 AM EDT
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What powder? 800X, Longshot, AA#9? I can get the 200's over 1200 out of a 5.25" KKM barrel. Looking for a load for the 220's. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I have a 6" barrel and slide in my G20 and have a handload worked up so far to 1100fps with a 220 hard cast and no pressure signs... What powder? 800X, Longshot, AA#9? I can get the 200's over 1200 out of a 5.25" KKM barrel. Looking for a load for the 220's. Work up to 8 gr of the Longshot. I have issues with keyholing from my 4.6" kkm barrel G29, but the 5.25" might get you there. Factory barrel has a tighter twist too, but the brass won't last as long. |
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Posted: 11/13/2016 11:59:55 AM EDT
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10mm Glock 20 40 (this is the best platform for this cartridge-until S&W resumes production of their 610 and 10XX models) 38 super & 45 acp (4.25" barrel+) 1911 9mm any plastic gun (best choice for urban ccw) axe vs saw vs screw driver vs hammer - many tools, many jobs, picking the right tool for the job goes a long way. buy a tool box then fill it up with tools 
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Posted: 11/13/2016 12:02:15 PM EDT
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Posted: 11/13/2016 12:02:53 PM EDT
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10mm > 45acp. 10mm has more power at 100 yards than a 45acp has at the muzzle. |
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Posted: 11/13/2016 12:58:08 PM EDT
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All schlong flapping aside - Are unsupported chambers still an issue in 10mm or have I spent too much time reading and not enough time practicing with hand-held shrapnel?
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Posted: 11/13/2016 12:59:16 PM EDT
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I'm sure this is an original thread so there is probably no reason to rehash it. But what round is better in a 1911 for CCW? Glock 29.
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Posted: 11/13/2016 1:42:19 PM EDT
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This is not relevant to this discussion, but .45 suppresses much better than 10mm. |
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Posted: 11/13/2016 2:02:12 PM EDT
[#42]
No contest, go ten or go home and cry like a little baby.
Why is this even a question? Just Google it and learn something. Many wild hogs around here where I hike, I want the 10mm As of now I have an 180 gr round, will be buying the Buffalo bore hard cast 200 gr round My S&W 1006 will handle it just fine. |
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Posted: 11/13/2016 6:58:03 PM EDT
[#43]
Quote HistoryI am looking to buy a FNX-45t and now I have to buy one of these barrels,dies,brass Damn it .... |
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Posted: 11/13/2016 7:01:58 PM EDT
[#44]
For plinking? Get whatever you want. 10mm has the cool factor, but .45 is slower and suppresses a lot better.
For CCW? 9mm is the obvious choice, ideally NOT in a 1911 platform.
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Posted: 11/13/2016 7:08:06 PM EDT
[#45]
G19 Glock
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Posted: 11/13/2016 7:14:37 PM EDT
[#46]
I'm wanting the Remington 1911 10mm.
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Posted: 11/13/2016 7:22:06 PM EDT
[#47]
S&W 1076 FBI model; 10mm CCW perfected.
Why? DA/SA. And it is +1 over 10mm 1911 with flush-fit mags. 
Also, if you run out of ammo, you can beat someone to death with it.
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Posted: 11/13/2016 7:26:24 PM EDT
[#48]
Quote HistoryQuoted:
MAN WHO ARGUES ONE SHOT DEATH BY PROUD MILITARY CALIBERS IS FUCKING FOOL. I EXPLAIN WHY. THIS MAN LOOKS FOR PISTOL TO HIDE ON PERSON TO SHOOT MAN FROM STREET WHO WOULD DO CRIME TO HIM. MAN WHO WOULD DO CRIME IS NOT LIKE BANZAI CHARGE OF JAPANESE INFANTRY. HE IS NOT IN "GROUND OF DEATH" FROM EPISTLE OF WISE SUN TZU. MAN WHO WOULD DO CRIME IS NOT FIGHTING FOR LIFE OR FREEDOM OF PEOPLE. HE FIGHT ONLY FOR THINGS, HE CAN GET SOMEWHERE ELSE FROM SOMEONE ELSE. THIS MAN DOES NOT FIGHT TO DEATH. THIS MAN FIGHT ONLY UNTIL IS CLEAR MAN WITH PISTOL RESISTS AND SO HE RUN AWAY. PISTOL OF 9 MILLIMETERS OR CALIBER OF .45 IS GREAT SHOCKING HOLE IN BODY. IS GIANT SPOUT OF BLOOD AND PAIN OF MORTAL WOUND. MORE MEN DIE FROM BULLET OF THESE TWO CALIBERS THAN ALL OTHERS IN HISTORY OF WORLD. I ADVISE AND YOU LISTEN. LAST TIME ARMY CARRY BAD PISTOL INTO COMBAT WAS NAMBU OF JAPANESE EMPIRE. SINCE THAT TIME MILLIONS OF MEN CARRY PISTOL OF 9 MILLIMETERS. IS GOOD ENOUGH FOR THEM WITH STUPID GENEVA TREATY BALL BULLET. IS GOOD ENOUGH FOR YOU WITH TEN ROUBLES PER CARTRIDGE HOLLOW NOSE BULLET AND FANCY BRASS OF NICKEL PLATING. YOU PRACTICE WITH MANY MAGAZINE, YOU CARRY MANY CARTRIDGE. WHEN MAN WAVES GUN AT YOU, FILL HIM WITH BULLETS FAST AND STRAIGHT. MORE HOLES IS BETTER THAN BIG HOLES. CARRY PISTOL WITH LARGE MAGAZINE AND MANY CARTRIDGE. IN THIS WAY YOU DEFEAT CRIMINAL. DA COMRADE! I TRADE YOU THREE BOTTLE OF VODKA FOR TEN MILLIMETER GUN. I THROW IN SVETLANA TOO. SHE MAKE GOOD LOVE IN COLD MORNING. DEAL? |
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Posted: 11/13/2016 7:33:53 PM EDT
[#49]
460 Rowland > ...
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Posted: 11/13/2016 7:55:18 PM EDT
[#50]
The reign of Ol' 45 has commenced. Choose proper caliber accordingly.
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