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Looking at Underwood 200gr and 220gr hardcast for woods carry here in AK. I have a .44 but I may want to carry my 10mm sometimes. Anybody test both of these? Not much difference on paper I guess but wondering if anyone has some real world experience.
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Just been having a discussion on this ammo... https://www.24hourcampfire.com/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php/topics/15011380/all/hard-castAs I recall there was a shooting in Montana maybe last fall. Bow hunters dropped a moose, and when they hiked back in to take out the meat they were charged by a bear. Guy in the lead had a Glock 10mm with 200 grain HC...two rounds to the face dropped the bear.
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Just an FYI...a friend of mine got a Sig P220 in 10mm and the Buffalo Bore HC won't fit in the mags.
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No bears but I have shot many pigs and Whitetails with both of those and DoubleTap in the same weights. They have all been accurate out of revolvers, Glock’s and 1911s
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