10mm or not to 10mm?

Sig220_Ruger77

That is the question.[:D] I somehow(not sure how) have ended up with 2 boxes of 10mm ammo. Funny thing is, I have never owned a 10mm. Only thing I can think of, is that I bought it with the intentions of getting a 10mm once. Always kind of wanted one because of it's hunting capabilities in a semi-auto, but have never found one in my price range. So, do I list the 10mm ammo on here with all the other stuff I am going to list in the next couple of weeks, or do I find me a 10mm?

Jon

ruger41

I'm in a similar boat as you are. I have a box of .32/20 yet own no firearm chambered in that round. So I am bidding on an old S&W Hand Ejector so that I may rectify the situation[:D]

7RiverMan7

Looks like a great reason to buy a pistol!!

xxx97

or do what i did and buy a glock 20c...[:)]

mogley98

And after you shoot your two boxes where will you get 10mm and what will you pay for it?
I would sell the 10mm and buy a 40

44caliberkid

Buy a 10. EAA Witness 10mm would be a good choice, good availability and high cap mag. I'm waiting for an EAA Witness Hunter in 10mm. (backordered)

redhead71

Kimber Target 10mm excellent pistol!!

scottm21166

Im so happy to hear that I am not the only one who has done that. I won an auction for a 45-70 rifle online and before the rifle arrived I bought 3 boxes of 45-70 at a gunshow for like 10 bucks a box. the rifle (86 winchester) arrives and it is not in the decscribed condition so I returned it...still had the ammo and I finally picked up a winchester 45-70 last week...first thing I did was go out on my back porch and shoot 5 rounds.
Ill buyu your 10mm ammo if you offer it for a good price (that would be less than you can get for it in an auction on the other side) I shoot 10mm when I can find the ammo, Our gunshops have NONE

scottm21166

oh I like delta elites, they are a bit spendy but they do hold their value and had been going up pretty well until COLT reintroduced the Stainless model. I had a model 20 glock, it sucked even after a trigger job good thing abou it you can shoot them and not harm the value. Glock also makes the model 29, compact in 10mm.

drobs

10mm is a reloaders caliber.

Do you reload?

JnRockwall

Depends on the gun you currently have. Can you buy a replacement barrel to convert to 10mm? That could save you a ton of cash and give you the use of a second caliber?

RogueStatesman

I wouldn't waste my time with a 10mm. I've invested in .357 Sig.

CHEVELLE427

funny i have a eaa 10mm compact listed just not here

Mossbergboogie

Do you reload? Yes then get one. No, Then start.

chiligunguy

I had a glock 20 loved it. But someone made me a deal I coulndt refuse. I have some 10mm ammo too, I just hold on to it in case I find something later. I have several calibers that I dont have a gun to match, but maybe Ill get a deal later.

iwannausername

And for about $250 you can conver it to 9mm, 38 super, 40 s&w, 45acp or 22lr...

quote:Originally posted by 44caliberkid
Buy a 10. EAA Witness 10mm would be a good choice, good availability and high cap mag. I'm waiting for an EAA Witness Hunter in 10mm. (backordered)

drobs

quote:Originally posted by chrishiher
Do you reload? Yes then get one. No, Then start.


Good point. Tip buy the reloading gear 1st. Then later on buy the 10mm pistol.



Had a Witness 10mm, with the goal of reloading. Sold it last time I was laid off.

4 years later, I started reloading.

Still have 300 some pcs of brass that I'm hanging on to. May get another 10mm. The next one will be a Glock or a 1911. The steel framed Witness weighs a ton.

TooBig

If your going for the 10mm you had better reload your own, most 10mm factory is loaded down to just above a 40 but twice the price. Most don't like the recoil of the full loaded 10mm I love mine but due to ammo cost I don't shoot it much,[;)]