Snowdog
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Is there a 10mm handgun that's generally understood to be most suited for sustained full-power 10mm usage?
I would love to have a 10mm, but I certainly don't like the idea of a handgun that "lunches" on itself due to heavy recoil. When I do buy a 10mm, I would want to use only those loads that exploit the cartridge's full potential such as those from Buffalo Bore and Double Tap; if I want to shoot something tame in the .40/10mm caliber, I already have handguns chambered in .40S&W (and yes, Pete's sake, I know these are to completely different cartridges). I simply would love to have a 10mm that could yield 600+ FPE at the muzzle without any issues.
I see there's a general inclination towards the 4006 and G20 when people discuss stout handguns in 10mm; would it be accurate to say these two are the best? What about the Witness by EAA or the Delta Elite? Do any stand out for being more/least reliable?
I would love to have a 10mm, but I certainly don't like the idea of a handgun that "lunches" on itself due to heavy recoil. When I do buy a 10mm, I would want to use only those loads that exploit the cartridge's full potential such as those from Buffalo Bore and Double Tap; if I want to shoot something tame in the .40/10mm caliber, I already have handguns chambered in .40S&W (and yes, Pete's sake, I know these are to completely different cartridges). I simply would love to have a 10mm that could yield 600+ FPE at the muzzle without any issues.
I see there's a general inclination towards the 4006 and G20 when people discuss stout handguns in 10mm; would it be accurate to say these two are the best? What about the Witness by EAA or the Delta Elite? Do any stand out for being more/least reliable?