Actually that’s not true. Maybe back in 1998 it was, …. but welcome to 2025.That’s great velocity for the 10mm. With the exception of Buffalo Bore, most factory 10s are in the 1050-1100fps range. Not much better than the .40S&W.
Thanks for the data!10mm Sig P220 Legion 5" barrel, 180 grain XTP on left, 180 Nosler on right. Shot into 20% Clear Ballistics Gel. Both loaded with 9 grains of Longshot. The XTP averaged 1295.1 FPS for 5 shots. I have not chronographed the Nosler as of yet.
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awesome, my Dad always said you can never go wrong with a wheel gun. he's been gone for 28 years now and yet to be proven wrong.I like the 180 XTPs in 10mm. I use a different load but I have found that to be an easy bullet to get good results from in the 10mm. Here's my hunting load and the cat I took with it.
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Actually that’s not true. Maybe back in 1998 it was, …. but welcome to 2025.
MagTech, Sig, and Fiocchi all load 180grn 10mm FMJ “range” ammo to 1250fps, which is hardly watered-down 40-level junk. You can attribute that to the Real 10mm Resurgence that’s been going on since circa 2003.
UW’ 180grn “Range Supply” is a bit hotter at 1270fps. I forgot exactly what S&B’s 180grn range ammo is spec-ed at, but l’m pretty sure it’s hotter than 1100fps.