Gents,
I've been loading the 10 mm for a while and usually with my Glock 40. Buy now u have my new XDM so new stuff is in order..I stick with the same two loads when I hand load. I always use Longshot powder with 9.2 grains for the 200g rnfp or hp and 9.6g for the 200s....does this still equate to a solid load. I have no way to chrono loads for now but this seemed a popular load...what says the rogues gallery ?
While 9.2 is good for the 200 grain, the 9.6 grains may show smiles under the 200 grain depending on chamber support and delayed blowback operation... :-\
I stop at 9.4 grains with my 200 XTP's @ 1250 fps+ from some of my guns...
Ya my usual for the 200s is 9.2, shoots very nice, might try 9.4....the 9.6 is only for 180s
Quote from: will965 on October 26 2018 04:09:34 PM MDT
Gents,
I've been loading the 10 mm for a while and usually with my Glock 40. Buy now u have my new XDM so new stuff is in order..I stick with the same two loads when I hand load. I always use Longshot powder with 9.2 grains for the 200g rnfp or hp and 9.6g for the 200s....does this still equate to a solid load. I have no way to chrono loads for now but this seemed a popular load...what says the rogues gallery ?
I have the Kimber Target II 6" bbl, and I have a Alpha Chrony chronograph, if you want mail me a handful of your loads and I can test them as a favor. My Kimber and your Glock should be very close in velocities.
Quote from: Road_Clam on November 07 2018 03:49:54 PM MST
Quote from: will965 on October 26 2018 04:09:34 PM MDT
Gents,
I've been loading the 10 mm for a while and usually with my Glock 40. Buy now u have my new XDM so new stuff is in order..I stick with the same two loads when I hand load. I always use Longshot powder with 9.2 grains for the 200g rnfp or hp and 9.6g for the 200s....does this still equate to a solid load. I have no way to chrono loads for now but this seemed a popular load...what says the rogues gallery ?
I have the Kimber Target II 6" bbl, and I have a Alpha Chrony chronograph, if you want mail me a handful of your loads and I can test them as a favor. My Kimber and your Glock should be very close in velocities.
Shipping live ammo in USPS may subject you to civil and criminal penalties.
Quote from: Univibe on November 08 2018 05:46:46 PM MST
Shipping live ammo in USPS may subject you to civil and criminal penalties.
It will not as long as you inform UPS of live ammo contents, and it's shipped with the proper "ORM-D" identification sticker.