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10mm Ammuntion => Factory 10mm ammo => Topic started by: REDLINE on December 07 2018 05:50:43 PM MST

Title: Chrono: Win 175 Silvertip, 180FMJ-SIG/Fiocchi/AmEagle & Blazer 200FMJ
Post by: REDLINE on December 07 2018 05:50:43 PM MST
These are all boxes of ammo bought new in the past couple weeks.  All fired from a bone stock G20 through a CED M2 chronograph.  Barrel tip to 1st skyscreen sensor is 6'1".  All 10 shot averages with extreme spread.  22°F, 80% humidity and 1350' Elevation.

Winchester 175gr Silvertip JHP
Winchester Claims 1290FPS on the box and 1200FPS on their website (no barrel length listed).
My results; 1167FPS, ES=66FPS
DRSJR1969 showed a 10 shot average from his G20 of 1163FPS on the "Master Sheet" sticky.
Intercooler showed 1210FPS from the 4.75" EAA Limited Pro on the "Master Sheet" sticky.

Sig Sauer 180FMJ advertised at 1250FPS (no barrel length listed).
My results;  1127FPS, ES=63FPS
Intercooler showed 1226FPS from the 4.75" EAA Limited Pro on the "Master Sheet" sticky.

Fiocchi 180FMJ advertised at 1250FPS from a 5" barrel.
My results;  1098FPS, ES=48FPS     Note - one primer didn't go off the 1st time (was dented) but did for the 2nd attempt.
Intercooler showed 1150FPS average from the 4.75" EAA Limited Pro in July 2018.

American Eagle 180FMJ advertised at 1030FPS (no barrel length listed).
My results;  1004FPS, ES=38FPS
DRSJR1969 showed a 5 shot average from his G20 of 1037FPS on the "Master Sheet" sticky.
Intercooler showed 1118FPS from the 4.75" EAA Limited Pro on the "Master Sheet" sticky.

Blazer Aluminum Case 200FMJ advertised at 1050FPS from a 5" barrel.
My results;  988FPS, ES=42FPS
DRSJR1969 showed a 15 shot average from his G20 of 1005FPS on the "Master Sheet" sticky.
Intercooler showed 1068FPS from the 4.75" EAA Limited Pro on the "Master Sheet" sticky.


Hope I didn't have any typos in all that. :D
Title: Re: Chrono: Win 175 Silvertip, 180FMJ-SIG/Fiocchi/AmEagle & Blazer 200FMJ
Post by: The_Shadow on December 07 2018 07:25:35 PM MST
Thanks for the report REDLINE, it seems that these newer ammos are not up to the advertised speeds.  However the cooler temps and the stock Glock RSA could be adding to part of the lack of steam.  But then again it maybe that the ammo makers cut back some on their loadings...

I had great numbers from the original testing of the Sig Sauer 180 FMJ's but it was after I pulled them, documented them and reassembled them then tested, so I may have improved the performance with my resizing of the brass, case neck expansion, and reloading them and finish crimps being to my die settings...

Glock 29   velocity     1178    case expansion    0.4315"  3.78" BBL
Glock 20   velocity     1250    case expansion    0.4315"  4.60" BBL
Glock 20   velocity     1260    case expansion    0.4315"
S&W 1006   velocity     1276    case expansion    0.4265"  5.00" BBL
S&W 1006   velocity     1286    case expansion    0.4270"
Title: Re: Chrono: Win 175 Silvertip, 180FMJ-SIG/Fiocchi/AmEagle & Blazer 200FMJ
Post by: tcecil88 on December 13 2018 01:21:10 PM MST
Sorry if this is a dumb question as I am new to 10mm but not shooting. How can the stock Glock RSA affect bullet speed?
Title: Re: Chrono: Win 175 Silvertip, 180FMJ-SIG/Fiocchi/AmEagle & Blazer 200FMJ
Post by: The_Shadow on December 13 2018 03:25:26 PM MST
Quote from: tcecil88 on December 13 2018 01:21:10 PM MST
Sorry if this is a dumb question as I am new to 10mm but not shooting. How can the stock Glock RSA affect bullet speed?

The stock weaker RSA may allow the action to unlock earlier...
The recoil system can hold lock up in battery slightly longer (Dwell Time) to use more of the generated pressure to push on the bullet before the barrel unlocks from the slide and ejection starts.
Title: Re: Chrono: Win 175 Silvertip, 180FMJ-SIG/Fiocchi/AmEagle & Blazer 200FMJ
Post by: sqlbullet on December 13 2018 03:26:20 PM MST
In the Glock design, unlike the 1911, the RSA has a significant impact on on the unlock timing of the barrel.  Especially for higher impulse loads, a stronger recoil spring, and a non-captive RSA design can provide lower extreme spreads and higher velocity, as well as fewer "smiled" cases.
Title: Re: Chrono: Win 175 Silvertip, 180FMJ-SIG/Fiocchi/AmEagle & Blazer 200FMJ
Post by: Intercooler on December 16 2018 01:40:26 PM MST
I have heard the Sig loads have been found to be lacking these days. Has anyone pulled one to see?

The WST's are more than likely the newer ones (weak) based on a 5.9" barrel. The originals were loaded good!
Title: Chrono: Win 175 Silvertip, 180FMJ-SIG/Fiocchi/AmEagle & Blazer 200FMJ
Post by: TODDXUSMC on December 18 2018 10:41:12 AM MST
I recently shot a few of my Silver tips (from a lot mfg in 2010) and I must say the recoil impulse was much sharper than my  180g load with 8.5(6) gr BE-86.
I shot 4 out of my Tangfolio Hunter w/20# recoil spring. I noticed both loadings give me a pronounced primer wipe.
I may have to pull one of these down to see if they still might have been using Win 571 (HS7 eq) powder in them.
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Title: Re: Chrono: Win 175 Silvertip, 180FMJ-SIG/Fiocchi/AmEagle & Blazer 200FMJ
Post by: sqlbullet on December 18 2018 03:40:14 PM MST
Primer wipe like that is pretty standard for the Tanfoglio design.
Title: Re: Chrono: Win 175 Silvertip, 180FMJ-SIG/Fiocchi/AmEagle & Blazer 200FMJ
Post by: The_Shadow on December 18 2018 04:17:12 PM MST
Yes, I get primer wipe sometimes with the S&W 1006 with higher impulse ammo.
Title: Re: Chrono: Win 175 Silvertip, 180FMJ-SIG/Fiocchi/AmEagle & Blazer 200FMJ
Post by: TODDXUSMC on December 19 2018 04:12:39 PM MST
I will do a pulldown on mine, and report back here. It will be fun and if nothing else, more data is better for the database.


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Title: Re: Chrono: Win 175 Silvertip, 180FMJ-SIG/Fiocchi/AmEagle & Blazer 200FMJ
Post by: Overkill338 on December 21 2018 04:41:56 PM MST
The original test barrel for the Silvertips was 5.5"
Title: Re: Chrono: Win 175 Silvertip, 180FMJ-SIG/Fiocchi/AmEagle & Blazer 200FMJ
Post by: Overkill338 on December 21 2018 04:48:06 PM MST
Quote from: sqlbullet on December 13 2018 03:26:20 PM MST
In the Glock design, unlike the 1911, the RSA has a significant impact on on the unlock timing of the barrel.  Especially for higher impulse loads, a stronger recoil spring, and a non-captive RSA design can provide lower extreme spreads and higher velocity, as well as fewer "smiled" cases.

Now I've got to retest all those ammos since I added a 20# rsa
Title: Re: Chrono: Win 175 Silvertip, 180FMJ-SIG/Fiocchi/AmEagle & Blazer 200FMJ
Post by: REDLINE on December 22 2018 12:40:10 PM MST
Quote from: Overkill338 on December 21 2018 04:41:56 PM MST
The original test barrel for the Silvertips was 5.5"

Considering barrel length, Winchester Silvertips were never at a power level that most wanted to believe they were, and now they're less than that. And why not? They load +P+ 9mm but practically leave the 10mm out to dry?!? I'm just saying they have plenty of room to up their single (LOL) 10mm load without getting anywhere near crazy. But whatever, it's their ammo and they can do or not do whatever they want with it I suppose.
Title: Re: Chrono: Win 175 Silvertip, 180FMJ-SIG/Fiocchi/AmEagle & Blazer 200FMJ
Post by: RDub01 on December 28 2018 09:29:57 PM MST
Hello
Of the above brands that I've tested I got pretty close to the same thing out of a stock G20-SF..

(https://i.postimg.cc/ncm4tyRH/DSC00920.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/jLswHFY9)

(https://i.postimg.cc/RV2hVG6H/Sig-Sauer-180gr-JHP.jpg) (https://postimages.org/)

(https://i.postimg.cc/5NFB9G32/American-Eagle-180gr-FMJ.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/9rCRJLK6)