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I've never shot a 10mm. My 40's are snappy enough for me. But I do have a .44 mag that is fun to shoot, but I don't think I'd put 100 rounds down range with it. How's this compare to the 10mm?

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Welcome to the forum from northern Illinois HiVel, the 10mm is one of the few calibers my collection lacks.

Welcome to the forum.

I've never shot a 10mm. My 40's are snappy enough for me. But I do have a .44 mag that is fun to shoot, but I don't think I'd put 100 rounds down range with it. How's this compare to the 10mm?

Again, welcome to Kimber Talk.
Gary, performance wise the 10mm is just a step down from the .41 mag.
 
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Apples and Oranges

10mm vs. 44 Mag is tough to compare-the 44 is really a revolver round that will curl your toes if you go heavy and load it up....the 10mm to me is a really all-around auto load that offers more variability in its bullets , but not as strong as those big revolver loads. Never will be.

I have a couple of 10mm S&W revolvers that shoot very well using various weights and loadings of bullets (lighter or heavier-they all seem to work depending on the job you have to do). The 6 1/4 inch Smith is VERY accurate. The Night Guard 10mm is a defense gun for me or a hunting back up . Both can handle 40 caliber without any changes .

A very versatile and useful round is the 10mm. I call it my "Goldilocks"
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Not to weak and not too strong-JUST RIGHT.
 

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I shot my Eclipse Custom II 10mm last week for the first time and loved it. Very smooth. I only have 100 rounds through so can't give much expertise. It definitely has some recoil to it but not in a bad way at all. I love the way it puts it back in my hand.

I was very pleased with my accuracy for the first time out. I was wondering if they extra recoil was going to effect me. After the first magazine, I really didn't notice it. I'm shooting 185 grain Remington MC during break in.

It's hard to compare to my .357 or .44 Mag revolvers. Totally different feel.

After the break in, ill try some different rounds and maybe can give a more intelligent analysis. I'd love to hear some suggestions on ammo from more experienced shooters of the round.
 

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Hey Ya'll!

Welcome to the forum from beautiful downtown Monroe, Georgia!!!
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I have found that folks that like the 10mm are die hards!! I mean, they LIKE IT big time!! In my youth, I liked the big boomers--.357, .41 and .44 Magnums! The bigger, the better. Now, in my old age, I'm a .40 S&W and .45 ACP man. Guess I've mellowed!!

Enjoy your 10's!! Be safe! ;)
 
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