I know, it looks a lot like the CZ-75B. Well, gee, so did the Bren Ten. The first 10mm auto-pistol was based heavily on the CZ-75 series. I'm told this is a good pistol, not real expensive, and it works!
I know, it looks a lot like the CZ-75B. Well, gee, so did the Bren Ten. The first 10mm auto-pistol was based heavily on the CZ-75 series. I'm told this is a good pistol, not real expensive, and it works!
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What I'm told, or I should say, what some people on the 10mmtalk forum and the Bren-Ten (the FIRST 10mm pistol produced) say is over penetration is a problem with FMJ (Full metal jacket) ammo. But with proper self-defense ammo (read Jacketed Hollow Point) it is not a problem. The 10mm is considered to be one of the flatest shooting handgun bullets made today. It is also rated for hunting deer in many states that allow handgun hunting.
If you go to: http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/regulations/hunting/legalcartridges.html, you'll see it's considered a "big game pistol cartridge" by the state of Minnesota, even though it's shorter than their regulation stipulates. I guess the energy it has makes up for the lack of dimension.
Remember the 10mm has the lease wound rate over any other round in the FBI list. Meaning simple that if you hit it, it will fall and die. problem is this is a caliber for larger people as the round was too much for FBI female agents on second shots.
But still the best performer for rounds and stops over most cal.
I get a good laugh every time someone talks about over penetration. "You are going to hit someone else" Trouble is, they never address hitting someone else when they completely miss the intended target they so worry about over penetrating. I will contend more shots miss the target than pass through.
If you're willing to spend the $$, check out Wilson Combat's beautiful offerings, I recommend a stainless frame to control the 10's recoil. If you want to go all the way, get infinity firearms to build you a custom double stack with a ported 6" barrel, and you will have the ultimate 10mm.
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