I am just curious if anyone is doing anything that would fall into the high performance(aka full house 10MM loads)using this projectile. I will be using virgin brass and shooting them through my S&W 610 Classic. Thanks in advance for any info/experience you may care to share.
Gary
I would suggest starting here; http://10mm-firearms.com/factory-10mm-ammo-pull-downs/ (http://10mm-firearms.com/factory-10mm-ammo-pull-downs/)
You will find 3 different Underwood 10mm 165gr weight bullet pull-downs, and more by other manufacturers.
Also, this thread should be posted over in the 10mm Reloading subforum.
Indeed it appears I posted in the wrong forum, whoever has the ability please feel free to delete or move my post to its proper location and my apologies for the mis-post. However I did not see anything in the links you posted that would pertain to my question. Personally I have no faith in Corbon as the last 200 rounds of their ammo I purchased had about a 60% ratio of primers coming completely out of pocket when fired through factory stock Glock model 29 and model 20. I then (wrongly) figured I could shoot them through my 610 Classic or Buckeye Blackhawk and all they did then was lock up my revolvers. I once was a Corbon fan, well needless to say I am no longer. I am sitting on approx 3-4 K of .40cal Remington 165GR GS BJHP projectiles that I was smart/lucky enough to buy from MidwayUSA way back in the day, and nearly an equal amount of Remington 230GR GS BJHP projectiles.
My bad. Thought you were partially looking for load data for top performance 165gr bullet weights in 10mm.