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I want a wild cat
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That or the 400 Corbon which might be easier to find a barrel for.
Both are made by Starline so finding brass shouldn't be hard.
It'd be cool to convert a compact 1911 into one of those cartridges, but if it's in a full size I'll stick with my 10mm auto.
Both are made by Starline so finding brass shouldn't be hard.
It'd be cool to convert a compact 1911 into one of those cartridges, but if it's in a full size I'll stick with my 10mm auto.
Georgia Arms has plenty of 10mm ammo, and it's pretty affordable too(compared to most other 10mm ammo).
The .40 super will be extremely hard to find ammo for and no one makes reloading dies for it. Brass wouldn't be too hard to come by, it can be made out of .45 Winchester brass and im pretty sure you can use .45lc brass as well.
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Here ya go, http://www.midwayusa.com/find?sortby=1&itemsperpage=24&newcategorydimensionid=12705
Reloading would be the only way to go for any these cartridges. If you truly like the round then make the small investment and start reloading. I know I'll never part with my S&W 1066, heck it's my main ccw. I load it with 135gr Nosler's, 180 Hornday HAP, & just picked up some Barnes 155gr for some hunting loads. The idea of paying top dollar for full power 10mm loads is crazy when loading them yourself is so easy & much cheaper.
I opened this thread hoping you meant something like a lion or tiger...
The first piece of brass gets in that cleavage, one of them pistols is getting let go !!
