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What do you prefer in Handgun/Caliber??
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<blockquote data-quote="Sniperfox" data-source="post: 2767946" data-attributes="member: 21469"><p>In it's original loading, the 10 m/m was a very powerful round that was better than a .357 magnum, but most weapons of the time that were chambered for it, such as the Colt Delta, were getting battered from the recoil. Most ammo companies began reducing the loads because of it. Then when the FBI switched to the S&W 10 m/m pistol after their Miami shootout, the loads were specified to a sub-sonic load with I believe a 180 Gr. JHP bullit. That is about what you get with a .40 S&W round and with the .40, you can usually carry more rounds in the weapon. The 10 m/m was sent to the boneyard for the second time in it's history. Does anyone even offer a 10 m/m auto pistol these days? Glock and S&W had them in their catalogs for awhile, but I haven't seen any in gun stores lately.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sniperfox, post: 2767946, member: 21469"] In it's original loading, the 10 m/m was a very powerful round that was better than a .357 magnum, but most weapons of the time that were chambered for it, such as the Colt Delta, were getting battered from the recoil. Most ammo companies began reducing the loads because of it. Then when the FBI switched to the S&W 10 m/m pistol after their Miami shootout, the loads were specified to a sub-sonic load with I believe a 180 Gr. JHP bullit. That is about what you get with a .40 S&W round and with the .40, you can usually carry more rounds in the weapon. The 10 m/m was sent to the boneyard for the second time in it's history. Does anyone even offer a 10 m/m auto pistol these days? Glock and S&W had them in their catalogs for awhile, but I haven't seen any in gun stores lately. [/QUOTE]
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