Posted: Thu Sep 20, 2012 5:45 pm
nvisn wrote:Get 10mm Auto and come watch me play you guys the worlds smallest violin.Funny, I'm sitting on a few hundred pieces of 10mm brass right now...
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Posted: Thu Sep 20, 2012 5:54 pm
O'rly?
Posted: Thu Sep 20, 2012 5:55 pm
nvisn wrote:O'rly?Ya, rly. Lots of it.
Posted: Thu Sep 20, 2012 6:18 pm
JohnFH wrote:It costs me about 6 bucks per hundred for 38 reloads.Wow
I don't shoot 38 in any kind of contest.
That's excellent
Now I have to start reloading like some of you gvuys do
Posted: Thu Sep 20, 2012 6:20 pm
punisher wrote:Ya said that before on page 2.JohnFH wrote:It costs me about 6 bucks per hundred for 38 reloads.Wow
I don't shoot 38 in any kind of contest.
That's excellent
Now I have to start reloading like some of you gvuys do
Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2012 8:23 am
GreggAndrews wrote: Funny, I'm sitting on a few hundred pieces of 10mm brass right now...Well, if that brass needs a home...
... aww shoot, don't bother, nobody buys 10mm reloads anyways! (I'll just hold onto the Speer Gold Dots for another day.)
Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2012 8:28 am
Isn't 10mm just basically 40 S&W uses same bullets and die set
Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2012 8:36 am
Yes, kind of like the 38 Special/.357 Magnum and the 44 Special/44 Magnum, just a bit longer case and loaded hotter, just like the other combos.
The 10mm Auto uses a large primer, not the SP like the .40, so it's slightly unique in that area; not that this matters to the die sets.
...speaking of which, I need to replace my sizing die, since the carbide insert is cracked on my lone set.
Hodgdon lists a 200 grainer at 1172 fps in the 10mm, fwiw.
The 10mm Auto uses a large primer, not the SP like the .40, so it's slightly unique in that area; not that this matters to the die sets.
...speaking of which, I need to replace my sizing die, since the carbide insert is cracked on my lone set.
Hodgdon lists a 200 grainer at 1172 fps in the 10mm, fwiw.
Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2012 9:26 am
Gary. I'd buy your reloads.
Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2012 10:02 am
At the moment I have only about three boxes with assorted bullets, Nosler JHPs and Sinterfire frangibles, but I don't recall the weights ottomh.
You're welcome to shoot them off with my usual money back guarantee, of course: If they don't function in your firearm, bring them back for a refund.
Once I get some Hodgdon Longshot and some brass, we should see what we can brew up with the 180 and 200 Speers.
I'll bring everything I have in 10mm down to Branford, and there it shall sit, if you what to have a look. (860)961-8931, since I won't be online while there.
Here's the tally:
50 rounds with SF40-155 RHFP (frangibles)
50 rounds mixed (150gr JHP, 165gr, 180gr)
34 rounds Nosler 150gr JHP
I have boxes of Speer FMJ and Gold Dots in 180, 200 and possibly 165 grain weights reacy to be reloaded, too.
You're welcome to shoot them off with my usual money back guarantee, of course: If they don't function in your firearm, bring them back for a refund.
Once I get some Hodgdon Longshot and some brass, we should see what we can brew up with the 180 and 200 Speers.
I'll bring everything I have in 10mm down to Branford, and there it shall sit, if you what to have a look. (860)961-8931, since I won't be online while there.
Here's the tally:
50 rounds with SF40-155 RHFP (frangibles)
50 rounds mixed (150gr JHP, 165gr, 180gr)
34 rounds Nosler 150gr JHP
I have boxes of Speer FMJ and Gold Dots in 180, 200 and possibly 165 grain weights reacy to be reloaded, too.
Posted: Sat Sep 22, 2012 12:54 pm
Buy with confidence from Gary.
I've shot his ammunition, and it is very, very good. Has that nice tactical-operator-low-glare patina, but his stuff is A-OK by my standards. Much better than factory.
JohnFH would be a good one too, if he loads the .40/10mm. His rifle loads are fantastic, and I wouldn't doubt if his pistol is the same.
I've had ammunition from both of them, and it's all stellar stuff, to say the least.
I've shot his ammunition, and it is very, very good. Has that nice tactical-operator-low-glare patina, but his stuff is A-OK by my standards. Much better than factory.
JohnFH would be a good one too, if he loads the .40/10mm. His rifle loads are fantastic, and I wouldn't doubt if his pistol is the same.
I've had ammunition from both of them, and it's all stellar stuff, to say the least.
Posted: Sat Sep 22, 2012 7:16 pm
Kind of you to say, GA.
Course, those 10mm guys have to have Polar Bear loads in their 10s; I doubt my book loads equal those!
Course, those 10mm guys have to have Polar Bear loads in their 10s; I doubt my book loads equal those!
Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2012 8:24 pm
newguy:
You and J should give the HRG Revolver shoot a whirl on the 14th of October.
You and J should give the HRG Revolver shoot a whirl on the 14th of October.
Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2012 9:01 pm
Might be worth a shot I am not that great with revolver yet though
Posted: Sat Sep 29, 2012 8:25 am
SO what...neither am I. This is what makes you better. I'll bring a few speed-loaders, #10s, for you.