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I actually bought one to try, it has problems and will be going back

Personally I kinda read that as not in the 10mm favor myself, the 44 has more power and has a much higher chance of stopping with one shot.

Seeing these for below 200, how terrible are they? A magazine fed 12 gauge for under 200 sounds pretty interesting if it's usable

I thought Shockwaves were dumb until I tried one so maybe a Mares Leg is the same? I was comparing a Shockwave to a shotgun before really handling one , and I see some posts here doing the same. The thing is it's not a shotgun or a pistol really, it's in its own class. Once I started shooting...

I'm not sure the stories listed really help your argument, firing 31 shots or wounding a bear and needing to finish him off with a rifle the next day aren't exactly strong arguments for the 10mm

I mean.....headlamps are awesome and I do live in the woods when it's often dark out.

The capacity thing is always a little funny with bear guns, it's not like the the muzzle energy stacks if you shoot it 10 times vs once lol If you think that 44 is a level you might need you shouldn't even consider the 10mm, it's no where near an equal argument. If we are talking 357 vs 10mm...

I'm sure it won't be the most fun ever but I've fired full power stuff from 340pd and while it wouldn't be what I would do all the time it was doable. Also I've fired 400gr stuff thru the 329pd, not pleasant but doable. I'm assuming this will be less recoil than that

That's a great idea

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Anyone run a decent amount of heavy stuff thru a 605 poly? Kinda considering one for smaller hiking gun when the 329pd is too big. Its not gonna be 5000 rounds, but enough to know where it hits point of aim etc. I notice that Buffalo Bore says steel only for their stuff at least and I'm...

What? Why exactly would you assume that I want 44 magnum level of power?!? Literally, I want heavy subsonic 10mm, not super power.

Ok, I was wondering if anyone had gone super heavy and subsonic with the 10mm

What is the heaviest gr bullet you've seen in the 10mm? Handload data or factory load

Buffalo Bore and a few others I think have recently done some newer better loads for the 30 carbine too, I believe there's a 125gr hardcast load now

I've fired a few cylinders of the 400gr, and i think the vast majority was over 240gr. No problems

T This one was $3200 I didn't buy it lol

I've always wanted one of those, I've seen one in real life though and it was stupendously expensive lol

Unless one of those huge magnums is 25oz lol I find it fun to shoot with low powered 44spec but my wife, who is recoil sensitive, doesn't find it comfortable at all

Hence why I'm not handing them a huge magnum, no matter how much they think it'll be cool.