For a hunting handgun having to place a shoot at 100 + yards (ethically?) I could perhaps see some benefit to the 10mm particularly in the G40 MOS.įactoring in ballistic/terminal performance, the 220gr HC 10mm has a slightly higher SD, 80 more ft lbs of energy and 150 fps more at the muzzle. I don’t think this is much of a real world benefit for a woods self defense handgun. The G29 produces 150 fps more velocity at the muzzle. The G29 produces 80 ft/lbs more energy at the muzzle.

Am I underestimating this capacity advantage? The G29 weighs almost 3 oz more but has 10% more capacity in the gun and 20% more capacity on the reload. I don’t hand load so Buffalo Bore is my go to for hard-cast loadings in all calibers. 45 to compete with the 10mm in this role, I would have to go up to the. So I bought a G29 SF with that in mind thinking it would make for a great compact bear defense gun when hiking on the Appalachian trail 1-2 times a year. I had originally assumed that 10mm was the superior “woods gun” caliber as per the various internet experts. So I did some number crunching and the results surprised me…

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