10mm buy it or not

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"I once owned a Smith 4506 and a wish I never got rid of it."

The Smith 45XX-series pistols I've handled (4506s; 4566) were very reliable and accurate guns.

If you get a chance at a 1006 in decent shape, my guess is you'll like it as much as the 4506.

Nordic's right. The key virtue of the 10mm Auto is in its versatility across a range of possible uses, more so than any other modern autoloading cartridge presently chambered in a pistol of conventional size and weight.

But the 10mm, in its hotter manifestations, is a cartridge that the user has to shoot and practice with frequently to maintain proficiency. If money for ammo is tight, then reloading is probably the way to go, if it will allow you to shoot more often.
 
The .45 ACP has always been and probably will always be MY cartridge. Been reloading it the longest, own 3 of them, (only the lowly, yet fun .22 duplicates this in my safe) and use it as my primary carry. Also it is what I shoot the most accurately with any of the 3 guns I have.

But the 10 is still the one caliber I would keep if cut down to one. My Delta Elite would be the one and only firearm in my home. It is simply too versatile to ignore. Thought that since 1988. Also, I can't understand the talk about price. The 10mm I buy is generally cheaper than the defensive loads of .45 ACP that I buy.

In fact, I should buy another 10.:D
 
Seems to me that the Only people who bad-mouth the 10mm
are those that don't own one.

Lack of ammo?? yah, right!

Tanfoglios being Real Guns?


Mine has worked far better than any 1911 i've owned.
No need to have them Gunsmithed just to work with hardball.

My Witness is much better in regards to fit and finish than the
last Beretta i purchased.

I'm proud to be one of the 'few' Hunters and Shooters keeping this 'dead' cartridge alive!

10MM, it is the .41 Magnum you've always wanted!
 
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