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    10mm question

    I have a Springfield XDM 5.25 in 10mm.. I have a Mihec 401-165 HP a Lee 401-175 TL I was wanting another heavier mold for the 10mm I was looking at this…. Do I need it? Will I really see an advantage over the Lee 175? Let’s me honest I’m gonna plink and kill whitetail at 40-50 yards or less

    https://noebulletmolds.com/site/shop...n-5-cavity-pb/

    Does anyone have this mold that can talk to me about it?

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    Running what ya have now will suffice.

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    That LEE 175TC is a darn fine bullet.
    I agree I see no reason you should "need" more on whitetails.

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    What loads does everyone use? I’d like to get 1200fps is that easy?

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    Get it to function properly & be accurate FIRST ! My buddy turned my Custom Shop 40 S&W da/sa auto pistol into a real shooter w a 165 grain lee cast bullet & 5.5 grains of Unique powder. I couldn't care less about the FPS of that load. unclemikeinct
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    Quote Originally Posted by unclemikeinct View Post
    Get it to function properly & be accurate FIRST ! My buddy turned my Custom Shop 40 S&W da/sa auto pistol into a real shooter w a 165 grain lee cast bullet & 5.5 grains of Unique powder. I couldn't care less about the FPS of that load. unclemikeinct
    I understand not caring about velocity but I bought a 10 MM for a reason I don’t wanna be shooting 40 SW out of my 10 MM when I already have a 40 SW I bought my 40 SW for a reason. I bought my 10 MM for a reason I bought my 380 for a reason and I bought my 32 ACP for a reason I’m not trying to be mean and I hope it doesn’t come out that way I’m just trying to get some knowledge from people who are a heck of a lot smarter than me I would really like to stretch the legs of this 10 MM and see what the gun and white I am capable ofClick image for larger version. 

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    I’ve got a wall full of pistols(8 more in the house for Home defense)

    But I would really try to figure this 10mm out I’d like a solid 10mm load with the Lee 175 if that’s possible

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    I purchased one during the MP mold group buys. With the deep HP I get 185gr and the cup HP comes in around 190 grains with velocities of 1325 and 1250 respectively. This is with a with a 6" KKM barrel. Seems like the heavier bullet and longshot powder make the 10mm really shine however the deer seem to hide from me and that pistol. I think you'll like a little heavier bullet if you give it a shot.

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    Some cool pieces on that wall! I especially like the Nambu. I’ve always wanted to shoot one of those.

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    WinchesterM1: U R not being mean. I get tons of ribbing from my buds about that fancy custom S&W 40 cal. "Short n Weak". But now it shoots groups & it is faster on the Texas rotating star wheel target than it had ever been. I only use mid range cast loads in my Fav 44mag revolver too. Get that puppy to shoot it's best then step up the speed. uncle mike https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D88sRf1Y5Jw&t=3s
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    There is a 10mm load on Alliant's reloading page, for a 180 gr. JHP, using Blue Dot, that clocked at over 1250 f/s. I would think that you could certainly approach, if not exceed that, with your 175s. Such a load will DEFINITELY NOT be confused with any .40 S&W round.
    Note that 1250-1300 f/s with a 175 gr. SWC somewhat exceeds what the .38-40 cartridge did from a 20" barrel (180 gr. @ 1160 f/s). Even with its relatively anemic load, the .38-40 harvested its share of deer, back in the day.
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    I have both the Lee and the NOE. I bought the NOE due to the wider meplat for critters. Longshot will be your friend with the heavies in 10mm. With that said the Lee is a great shooting boolit and I have put thousands down range. I got the 10MM to increase the horsepower over the .40sw like you. Bull Moose is nothing to play with.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TyGuy View Post
    Some cool pieces on that wall! I especially like the Nambu. I’ve always wanted to shoot one of those.
    Thank you!! I got that Nambu from a vet from WW2 it’s kinda a gruesome story but a reality of war

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    Quote Originally Posted by WinchesterM1 View Post
    What loads does everyone use? I’d like to get 1200fps is that easy?
    I have pushed that 175 tc to nearly 1400 in a 6" KKM with Power Pistol.

    1250 /175 is CAKE... My 200g Slick side is 1200+ also with PP.

    Start low work up measuring case head expansion. Easy peasy PP is a very forgiving powder for me.

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    Have the same MP 165 grain mold with all the pins and skipped over the 180 class of bullet and went to the MP 200 for a heavy. Runs 1210-1260 depending on the gun with Longshot powder... Decided that a 220 just wasn't needed.

    The SD of the 200 grain .40 is the same as a 210 .41...a 210 .41 will shoot through most anything and from a 4" barrel revolver the velocity is the same as a 5" 1911 10mm with a 200...

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    I run 180 TC cast in my guns with 8.8gr longshot and they are clocking 1275 fps avg and very accurate. That's my plinking load. I run 200gr gold dots with longshot at 1200fps for my carry load.

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    What in the Sam Hill has Need got to do with getting another boolit mould ... You wont know if you need it unless you try it .
    My advice ... if you have the money and the moulds in stock ...order that bad boy ... Now !
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    I have got better accuracy with a 200gr mold than with the lighter two I have.i have the same pistol as you and love it.

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    I push a 180 grain j-word at 1178 fps using 10.8 grains of Blue Dot out of my Delta Elite but it really batters the gun and accuracy isn't all that great. I tried for 1200 fps but it was just too hard on the pistol - and wasn't much fun to shoot.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mvintx View Post
    I push a 180 grain j-word at 1178 fps using 10.8 grains of Blue Dot out of my Delta Elite but it really batters the gun and accuracy isn't all that great. I tried for 1200 fps but it was just too hard on the pistol - and wasn't much fun to shoot.
    Its gotten so I dont even shoot my Deltas anymore. But I completely agree heavy loads dont belong in a Delta. Many of these where destroyed with norma loads.

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    Unless you are saving your Delta hoping that the price goes up. I would just load them with .40 caliber data. I think that's the best thing about the 10 is the huge range of velocity. I was just trying a load that I could use on plate racks and 6.8 of power pistol was surprising soft. So if you still like to shoot them you don't have to shoot max loads

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