The Corbon 165gr HP looks exactly like a Gold Dot to me. These haven't been tested or pulled down yet.




NFP = not for the public!! I will send The Shadow a few for pull-downs and IF he wants to shoot a few. They are pretty brutal! I believe these to have the 135gr loading but haven't confirmed. I know the last time I shot them they were about 1600 FPS in the Match and 1700 FPS in the Hunter. Anyone opposed to doing them in the 1006? It kills the recoil nicely 

Corbon makes their own hollowpoints now, IC. I believe they are cup and core.

  These beat the box flap rating of 1250 FPS.

EAA Limited Pro 4.75" barrel

Corbon 165gr JHP 1295, 1302, 1310. Average = 1302 FPS/ 621 LBS

American Eagle 180gr 1086, 1091, 1102, 1098, 1102. Average = 1095.8 FPS/ 480 LBS

Looking at the sheet and what Corbon has been using... my guess is you will find 9.6gr's of Power Pistol in there.

Wow those are good numbers for a company that isn't known for pushing the 10mm to the limit. David had them at 1201 out of his Glock, I believe. Perhaps Corbon is trying to get a niche of the 10mm market back?

Incidentally, I asked the Corbon rep over on Stoppingpower.net if they used a different bullet for the 165 10mm load than the 165 .40 load. He said the velocity difference between the two isn't enough to necessitate changing their bullet design.

Yea, I had David's numbers in the sheet up until I did them yesterday. Everything highlighted in green were done by me.

I ran a bunch of others in the same session including repeats giving the same numbers. Seemed very valid and what I got for results. The pull-down should confirm it even more.

If they keep this up I might have to look at the Corbon 165 as a carry load for PD (not hunting) situations.

I wish I knew how the seemingly new and improved Corbon 10mm ran out of a Glock 20.

I got these from Mr.Redbull. The box looks older but let me see if he did a video of them out of his Glock.

Didn't see a video but I will ask him.

Quote from: Intercooler on August 24 2013 07:25:43 AM MDT
I got these from Mr.Redbull. The box looks older but let me see if he did a video of them out of his Glock.

Oh okay. Maybe these were older Corbons, then. I was hoping for the better.

Edit: IC, is there a lot # listed on that box?

20990401

SD10165/20 is the PN.

Okay thanks.

I will see what Corbon has to say over on Stopping Power. That site has been down a lot lately though, but I will see if I can get a post in.

Ran the Underwood 155gr TMJ (NFP) out of the Hunter 6" today: 1661, 1657, 1663. Average = 1660.33 FPS/ 949 LBS  I plan on starting a 6" column today for stuff done in the Hunter. Since this one is discontinued (never was available) it's going in the "discontinued"  tab at the bottom.

Corbon 165gr JHP Hunter 6": 1337, 1338, 1328. Average = 1334 FPS/ 652 LBS
Underwood 180gr TMJ Hunter 6": 1373, 1365, 1369, 1357, 1366.  Average = 1366 FPS/ 746 LBS

Yea the 6" really brings out the the potential velocity wise...getting that little extra push

Those missiles are pretty nice in a 6". Probably the best suited length for the extremely heavy stuff for recoil, etc... Kind of why I went that route today