what bullet weight would be good for reloading for 10mm and 40cal. just getting into reloading should have everything in a week
I like the 180's.... but alot depends on what you are trying to acomplish.
hnusz, Hello and welcome to the forum. The popular bullet weights range for 135 through 200 for jacketed, if you are looking for something to span both 40S&W and 10mm I would recommend the 155, 165 and 180 grain for most uses unless you seek special needs. 180's are very well in both cartridges.
180 is my goto, but a lot of people like 165, too.
I would suggest trying several weights and styles and see what functions with your gun best. You also want to try different powder charge weights working up low to high. You'll find the bullet/ pistol combo will work best at a certain power level. Which is usually not the max load.
thanks for the info. going out to shoot the 10mm this morning. picked it up last Saturday first chance to go shoot. went to get the rock island he had but he sold it last week. did not intend to spend this much he had a Dan Wesson razorback racked the slide pulled the trigger she came home with me. I will try to post pictures after I get back.
Quote from: hnusz on February 21 2014 04:47:43 AM MST
thanks for the info. going out to shoot the 10mm this morning. picked it up last Saturday first chance to go shoot. went to get the rock island he had but he sold it last week. did not intend to spend this much he had a Dan Wesson razorback racked the slide pulled the trigger she came home with me. I will try to post pictures after I get back.
This is a target with my Razorback, and my Precision Bullets 185 grain bullets and HP38. 21 feet using a pistol rest and Crimson Trace laser grips. That gun is awesome!
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