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Other Ammunition Calibers => Factory Ammo => Topic started by: Intercooler on January 27 2014 02:54:45 PM MST

Title: .44 Magnum versus 10mm explained by The Yankee Marshall
Post by: Intercooler on January 27 2014 02:54:45 PM MST
   I think this stems from the Glock board  ;D

Title: Re: .44 Magnum versus 10mm explained by The Yankee Marshall
Post by: pacapcop on January 27 2014 03:08:52 PM MST
Spot on if you ask me.
Title: Re: .44 Magnum versus 10mm explained by The Yankee Marshall
Post by: Intercooler on January 27 2014 03:18:41 PM MST
   People on Glock Talk were talking about the capacity of the 10's as an argument. Then it was that .44 Magnum won't perform in a short barrel. I had to chime in with exactly what a big hardcast will do in an Alaskan. No comparison in power!
Title: Re: .44 Magnum versus 10mm explained by The Yankee Marshall
Post by: The_Shadow on January 27 2014 03:31:15 PM MST
Yes it's true the 10mm will never be that of the 44 MAGNUM!  Not even the 10mm Magnum is equal to the energy that the 44 Magnum can unleash! ::)
Title: Re: .44 Magnum versus 10mm explained by The Yankee Marshall
Post by: krafcheck on February 03 2014 07:42:36 PM MST
oh man...i thought the only competition to the 10mm was the S&W 50 cal :-[
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