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View Poll Results: What gun would you set up for hunting, 10mm, 40 Super, 45 Super, 460 Rowland??

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  • 10mm

    35 71.43%
  • 45 Super

    8 16.33%
  • 460 Rowland

    5 10.20%
  • 40 Super

    1 2.04%
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Thread: What were you guys recommend 10mm 40 Super or 45 Super?

  1. #41
    Boolit Buddy
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    I only know of the 10mm and will go with that because brass is more common, I can shoot 40cal through it for fun, or even switch out the barrel for 357 Sig using worn 10mm brass resized.

  2. #42
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sandspider500 View Post
    Also, if you do decide on a 45 cal build, this is an excellent little bullet and the mold is fairly inexpensive. It's only .528 long, it has a .325 meplat and if loaded to 1.2 oal(which will require a throated barrel) with power pistol or longshot it will exceed 10mm and not even be a +p load.

    It's the lee 452-200rf
    Can I ask what your lead mixture content is for the Lee 452-200 RPFP to get the hardness and do you lube or clear powder coat them?

    I was looking at buying some mixed lead from Roto metals or just buy the products from them and just mix it myself to get started as lead is hit and miss locally.

  3. #43
    Boolit Mold
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    10MM is a good choice and is enough cartridge for anything in North America, except maybe bison.

  4. #44
    Boolit Bub
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    Quote Originally Posted by huntersdog View Post
    Can I ask what your lead mixture content is for the Lee 452-200 RPFP to get the hardness and do you lube or clear powder coat them?

    I was looking at buying some mixed lead from Roto metals or just buy the products from them and just mix it myself to get started as lead is hit and miss locally.
    I use around 17lbs of coww and add 1 pound of monotype. I'm not sure what to call it other than a mongrel alloy. I think it close to 4% antimony and 1% of tin. I do powder coat them with a dark grey that is not represented in the picture. I also quench them straight from the oven after 30 mins @425, don't know if that's actually doing anything, but it does allow me to handle an size them right away.

  5. #45
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    10mm……for a semi-auto.
    Something bigger in a Revolver.

  6. #46
    Boolit Mold
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    I just had 200 rounds of 10mm loaded with 180 xtp at 1300fps. Probably get a bit more fps out of my 7"barrel. Can't wait to hunt with it this season!

  7. #47
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    I have about 15 years with G20 and 10mm reloading for Alaska .
    Great loads today for trail pistol.
    Added a G21 and KKM barrel setup for 45 Super as an additional trail pistol to pick from.
    Worked up my load.
    22 Pound Spring



    Fed 45 ACP Nickle Small Primer Pocket (No + P)
    Power Pistol Powder
    Rem 7.5 BR primers
    250gr Hardcast FPRN Tek Coated 22 BHN 1.190”


    8.5 of PP in 4.6” KKM is 1060 FPS
    5.2” KKM is 1083 FPS


    I have 3 pistols for Alaska 10mm / 45 Super / 44 Mag

  8. #48
    Boolit Bub
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    Here's some more.

    Description: 45 super ranchdog 292
    Notes 1: 1.26 OAL 6.5gr longshot
    Notes 2: speer spp brass
    Distance to Chrono (FT): 0.00
    Ballistic Coefficient: 1.000
    Bullet Weight (gr): 295.000
    Altitude (FT): 0.0
    Temp: N/A
    BP: N/A
    Shots
    # FPS FT-LBS PF
    10 910 542.53 268.45
    9 894 523.62 263.73
    8 907 538.95 267.57
    7 899 529.49 265.20
    6 891 520.11 262.85
    5 910 542.53 268.45
    4 880 507.34 259.60
    3 905 536.58 266.98
    2 903 534.21 266.39
    1 886 514.29 261.37
    Average: 898.50
    StdDev: 10.41
    Min: 880
    Max: 910
    Spread: 30
    True MV: 898.50
    Shots/sec: 0.07
    Group Size (IN): 0.00


    And

    Description: 45 super ranchdog 292
    Notes 1: 1.26 OAL 7gr longshot
    Notes 2: speer spp brass
    Distance to Chrono (FT): 0.00
    Ballistic Coefficient: 1.000
    Bullet Weight (gr): 295.000
    Altitude (FT): 0.0
    Temp: N/A
    BP: N/A
    Shots
    # FPS FT-LBS PF
    10 963 607.56 284.08
    9 956 598.76 282.02
    8 950 591.27 280.25
    7 964 608.82 284.38
    6 946 586.30 279.07
    5 961 605.04 283.49
    4 970 616.43 286.15
    3 953 595.01 281.14
    2 948 588.78 279.66
    1 958 601.27 282.61
    Average: 956.90
    StdDev: 7.74
    Min: 946
    Max: 970
    Spread: 24
    True MV: 956.90
    Shots/sec: 0.17
    Group Size (IN): 0.00

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