Needs to be REAL 10mm power though. I’m learning the hard way that these factory loads from about all mfg’s are pussy loads that 9mm +P+ and .40 SW can pretty much match. Really it’s BB, DT or handloads or bust.
Nope. Haha. I do not do social media. The G20 is only a mule for my 9x25 Dillon obsession.
Oh yea, I forgot about those guys.
Hmm…
ironic since I had a few go after me since I claime my daily carry as a 380 and not a 1911
ok so this is the prettiest rifle I have. Also the most accurate rifle I have. Setting there with its little sister. The rifle is a TC prohunter in 270. I have a 243 barrel . And the pistol AKA little sister is also a TC prohunter in 7mm-08.
Beautiful guns!!!
Very nice- TC rock!
Underwood is the only ammo I daily carry now… I love the cartridge so much, I became a dealer.
Their 10mm loads are badass. LOVE THEM…
I have all my pistols packed with Underwood.
Even my rifles…
I’m a big Hornady Critical Defense XTP fan for SD but I could be persuaded to switch if Underwood was comparable in both performance and price. I like practicing / shooting my defensive ammo at the range.
I carry Underwood 155 & 165 gr Bonded HPs. These expand to an inch or more in Ballistic gel and the energy dump is just crazy.
Underwood offers the Hornady projectiles as an option. I prefer the bonded core and the solid copper rounds myself. Good stuff at a good price!
Oh yeah… love the bonded core!
Hmm I’ll look in to those then.
Yeah my go to rounds are Underwood “Gold Dots” for social/ urban settings and an old load by a defunct ammunition maker Swampfox for backwoods. Swampfox’s 200gr XTPs clock 1325 FPS from a standard 4.6” barrel and over 1400 FPS from my 6.6”. That’s ALMOST 900 FPE from my G40.
The SF load is like gold to me though cause I only have a few boxes left from the two cases I bought before the owner passed away.
Hell yea. That’s what I’m talkin about. Similar numbers from some of the 9x25 Dillon loads I’ll be testing.
Yep… they are awesome
The Dillon is awesome just too bad almost no bullets are built to withstand those velocities.