Underwood 10mm conventional bullet data from Underwood’s URL

Started by Kenk, July 24 2021 03:40:51 PM MDT

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Kenk

Underwood 10mm conventional bullet data from Underwood's URL. No Solid Monolithic, or hard cast data has been included

10mm Auto 200gr. XTP
* Cartridge : 10mm Auto
* Bullet Brand : Hornady®
* Bullet Weight (gr) : 200
* Bullet Construction : Jacketed Hollow Point
* Muzzle Energy (ft. lbs) : 694
* Muzzle Velocity (fps) : 1,250
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10mm Auto 180gr. Bonded Jacketed Hollow Point
* Cartridge : 10mm Auto
* Bullet Brand : Speer®
* Bullet Weight (gr) : 180
* Bullet Construction : Jacketed Hollow Point
* Bullet Model : Bonded
* Muzzle Energy (ft. lbs) : 676
* Muzzle Velocity (fps) : 1,300
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10mm Auto 180gr. eXtreme Terminal Performance XTP

* Cartridge : 10mm Auto
* Bullet Brand : Hornady®
* Bullet Weight (gr) : 180
* Bullet Construction : Jacketed Hollow Point
* Bullet Model : eXtreme Terminal Performance (XTP®)
* Muzzle Energy (ft. lbs) : 676
* Muzzle Velocity (fps) : 1,300
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10mm Auto 165gr. Bonded Jacketed Hollow Point

* Cartridge : 10mm Auto
* Bullet Brand : Speer®
* Bullet Weight (gr) : 165
* Bullet Construction : Jacketed Hollow Point
* Bullet Model : Bonded
* Muzzle Energy (ft. lbs) : 718
* Muzzle Velocity (fps) : 1,400
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10mm Auto 155gr. eXtreme Terminal Performance XTP

* Cartridge : 10mm Auto
* Bullet Brand : Hornady®
* Bullet Weight (gr) : 155
* Bullet Construction : Jacketed Hollow Point
* Bullet Model : eXtreme Terminal Performance (XTP®)
* Muzzle Energy (ft. lbs) : 775
* Muzzle Velocity (fps) : 1,500
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10mm Auto 135gr. Nosler

* Cartridge : 10mm Auto
* Bullet Brand : Nosler
* Bullet Weight (gr) : 135
* Bullet Construction : Jacketed Hollow Point
* Muzzle Energy (ft. lbs) : 768
* Muzzle Velocity (fps) : 1,600

4949shooter

No surprises there. Just out of boredom, I wouldn't mind seeing them come out with something different in 10mm.

Maybe load a Silvertip or bullet from Fort Scott?

The_Shadow

Having all of those Underwood loads documented allows those of us that handload to roll our own.

The Silvertip bullets are hard to come by even before the current shortages.  I was glad when Speer did release the 200 grain Gold Dots as components.

Now if we can get federal to do the same with their 190 grain Soft point and 200 grain HST!  8)
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Kenk

In MN, I can only get Silvertips locally around deer season, otherwise have to order them online... which is fine also

4949shooter

I wouldn't mind seeing those 200 grain Gold dots at Underwood velocities.

blaster


The_Shadow

If I recall it was 5" or Glock 20 standard length 4.6"
I have made his numbers with my S&W1006 5" BBL in testing
The "10mm" I'm Packin', Has The Bullets Wackin', Smakin' & The Slide is Rackin' & Jackin'!
NRA Life Member
Southeast, LoUiSiAna

Kenk

Underwood just got back to me. They use a 5" barrel for testing

sqlbullet

That is good news.  Velocity test barrels have a SAAMI standard that includes length.  5.000"±0.010" is the spec for 10mm auto.