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Title: Hickok45 shooting 10mm Buffalo Bore and Underwood G20/G29
Post by: Intercooler on August 28 2013 08:35:20 PM MDT


Title: Re: Hickok45 shooting 10mm Buffalo Bore and Underwood G20/G29
Post by: Intercooler on August 28 2013 08:40:29 PM MDT
220's are a mouthful! The G20 hung up with one which happens with those in some pistols.
Title: Re: Hickok45 shooting 10mm Buffalo Bore and Underwood G20/G29
Post by: The_Shadow on August 28 2013 09:14:39 PM MDT
Great video as always from hickok45!  8)  The Wide Nose limits the angle of approach, can add some drag as it tries to feed.  I know that some seated these down to 1.4242" (DT) to allow them to tip over as they feed up the pipe.  However the charge weights may need to be adjusted as you seat that longer bullet deeper to keep pressures under control.
Title: Re: Hickok45 shooting 10mm Buffalo Bore and Underwood G20/G29
Post by: Intercooler on August 29 2013 03:30:47 AM MDT
   I let him know Underwood makes one a little cheaper with a bit more pop. Maybe he will feature those in his next video.
Title: Hickok45 shooting 10mm Buffalo Bore and Underwood G20/G29
Post by: Ezveedub on August 29 2013 07:44:17 AM MDT
I would love if he tried some heavy grain ammo in 6" hunting barrel. The hardcast 230gr was awful in a stock length Glock barrel.
Title: Re: Hickok45 shooting 10mm Buffalo Bore and Underwood G20/G29
Post by: RevJim on October 19 2013 09:21:37 AM MDT
 Great video, good to know the BB 220 works in the stock barrel too. I used the DT 230 in my G29SF and a stock length Lone Wolf barrel for a test; shot through a dead hogs head at 3ft (like a finishing shot,etc) and got complete penetration and into the dirt! I didn't shoot for groups though. I also like the BB 155 XTP, it was found under the skin on the far side of the head, but the skull was just shattered inside!