Sig 10mm ammo, hot or not?

[JMag1]

Yeah. I would love to see 1300 fps or more out of my extended barrel. That would make for great medicine for whitetail deer.

It will be the hammer of Thor on whitetail at reasonable pistol range.

[REDLINE]

Any chronograph results from a 6" barrel with this ammo?

[ishoot4thriLLs]

Any chronograph results from a 6" barrel with this ammo?

Hopefully this week...........stay tuned.

[REDLINE]

That would be awesome.

[Intercooler]

I ran these in 6", just not a Glock. The information is on the master sheet.

[sgtbones]

The Underwood Delta Elite load at 1240 seems hotter than the Sig Sauer ammo. But these are the Gold Dot version purchased 4 years ago.

[Pablo]

I ran these in 6", just not a Glock. The information is on the master sheet.

Thanks!!!

[PCFlorida]

So it appears the V-Crown bullets will be available to reloaders soon.

http://www.mssblog.com/2015/12/31/sierra-announces-five-new-sig-v-crown-bullets/

[Pablo]

What bullets are the 180gr FMJ? They are not a true FN.

[ishoot4thriLLs]

As promised, I made it out yesterday and fired up the Pro Chrono chronograph to test the Sig Sauer 180 gr. ammo. I was quite pleased with the results. So, to answer the OP's question on whether this ammo is "hot or not", yes, the ammo is hot compared to some of the anemic ammo on the market but probably not as hot as ammo from Underwood, Buffalo Bore, etc. With my 6" LWD barrel, it's gonna be great whitetail medicine!

I started a thread with detailed results in the "Factory 10mm ammo" section. Go check it out.........