The TN hog I shot with mine, NOR the badly damaged oak tree behind him considered my 10mm to be anything other than very bad news.
And no, the 10mm is NOT "About like a 357" the 10mm throws a 40 caliber, 180 grain bullet at about the same speed a 357 tosses a 35 caliber 125gr bullet. That would be 1300-1400fps. My loads with AA#9 chronograph 1375.
The two are not even kissin cousins, power wise.
Why do you post this BS? A fully loaded 125 is at least 300 FPS faster than a 180 grain 10mm. A fully loaded 357 158 grain is about 1400 FPS out of my 4" M-19
1. 3 inch S&W J frame
a. Item 19A/20-180gr. Hard cast LFN = 1302 fps
b. Item 19B/20-170gr. JHC (jacketed hollow cavity) = 1299 fps
c. Item 19C/20-158gr. Jacketed Hollow Point = 1398 fps
d. Item 19D/20-125gr. Jacketed Hollow Point = 1476 fps
2. 4 inch S&W L frame Mt. Gun
a. Item 19A/20-180gr. Hard cast LFN = 1375 fps
b. Item 19B/20-170gr JHC = 1411 fps
c. Item 19C/20-158gr. Jacketed Hollow Point = 1485 fps
d. Item 19D/20-125gr. Jacketed Hollow Point = 1603 fps
https://www.buffalobore.com/index.php?l=product_detail&p=103 This is at least the second time that you have posted this and ignored the correction the first time obviously.
