10mm Ammo

You’re a good guy with a gun. But that doesn’t necessarily mean you are good with a gun. Only copious hours of target practice can make you that way.

If you’d like to make certain you’ll have the skill and confidence you’ll need in order to navigate a sensitive situation – i.e. the kind of situation the 10mm handgun was designed to make better – then you’ll definitely want to stock up on range and target ammunition.

Winchester’s USA series ammo gets straight to the point. No fancy bells and whistles. No flashy packaging or advertising gimmicks. Just copper, lead, brass, clean-igniting explosives and time-testing loading practices.

This cartridge is loaded with a 180 grain full metal jacket bullet, with a nonmagnetic jacket and a flat nose profile that will punch a neat hole through paper. Its 1,080 fps muzzle velocity gives the round comparable recoil and point of impact to an analogous self-defense load. The non-expanding projectile is seated in a reloadable brass case – brand new, with a noncorrosive Boxer primer. Ten boxes per case. Fast shipping from the good guys at Widener’s.

It’s hard to dispute the quality of a company’s products when they’ve been in business for nearly two centuries. Sellier & Bellot, the Czech company who have kept their factory doors open since Queen Victoria was only six years old, are globally recognized for their ammunition’s performance -- you can find their stuff practically anywhere that firearms can be found.

This 10mm cartridge features a non-corrosive Boxer primer, factory fresh and reloadable brass casing, and clean burning propellant that will keep your bore and action intact. Its 180 grain projectile is a balanced weight for its caliber, giving you a comfortable shooting session without sacrificing power. This bullet’s copper alloy jacket will prevent your pistol’s rifling from becoming gummed up with lead residue, and its flat nose not only ensures reliable feeding in semi-automatic weapons but also punches clean and easily spotted holes through paper targets. Give these 50 rounds a shot and Czech out why Sellier & Bellot has maintained their dominance in the ammo industry for such a long time!

The 10mm: When nine millimeters just aren’t enough. First introduced with the Bren Ten pistol in 1983, this powerful cartridge was formerly utilized by the FBI after they concluded that their current pistols weren’t powerful enough following the infamous 1986 Miami shootout. The caliber maintains its popularity with the self-defense crowd, and several law enforcement agencies favor its indisputable power to this day.

If you would depend on a 10mm in a hairy situation, then you can’t do without training with your pistol ahead of time. This cartridge by Magtech delivers reliable and accurate performance at the range, and its 180 grain projectile’s full metal jacket will ensure reliable feeding in your semi-automatic pistol while protecting its bore from lead fouling. The stellar popularity Magtech has has come to enjoy in so few years after the brand’s’ creation really speaks to their products’ quality -- invest in these 1,000 rounds and see why that reputation is well-deserved.

A 10mm is by nature a powerful cartridge. You could make its bullets out of pralines or compressed goose feathers and it would still have the power to seriously jam up an assailant’s day. Heck, just wallop someone over the head with a 10mm handgun and all that’ll remain to do is phone the police and fill up a mop bucket.

This isn’t to say that a beefy hand cannon doesn’t still deserve a good cartridge when it comes to self-defense -- one exactly like this cartridge by Magtech. Its bullet is a 180 grain jacketed hollow point, which feeds and penetrates reliably and expands a great deal during penetration. Look closely at this bullet’s tip and you’ll see faint indentations which control that expansion to make it all the deadlier.

Magtech is one of the world’s biggest ammo manufacturers, and their tools and people are at the peak of the industry. These rounds’ new casings are reloadable, and their explosive parts don’t produce caustic residues when they explode.

With its “Major” power factor ranking, the 10mm Auto is truly a force to be reckoned with. If you carry a beastly weapon such as the Glock 20 for protection, it’s because you’d like to ready for most anything: tenacious human assailants, aggressive bears -- most anything that could perceive you as a target, really. Turn the tables on them with this potent cartridge by Sellier & Bellot.

This round has got a 180 grain projectile, a common bullet weight for its caliber and therefore one whose performance you’re already likely well acquainted with. It is a jacketed hollow point, able at once to prevent barrel leading, penetrate most barriers with ease, and create both a deep and wide wound cavity that’s certain to take a threat down instantly with the right placement.

Sellier & Bellot’s ammunition is priced very nicely, but this is an indication of its manufacturer’s mastery of their craft rather than some deficit in its production. This round’s Boxer primer is non-corrosive and therefore able to weather decades of inactivity without harm to its performance, and its factory fresh brass casing exhibits remarkably uniform dimensions to that it can cycle through a semi-automatic as efficiently as can be.

Enjoy shooting your 10mm Auto handguns while keeping costs under control with this dependable ammunition from Sellier & Bellot. These cartridges deliver solid performance on the range; each box contains 50 rounds.

This is a medium power load firing a 180 grain full metal jacket bullet at a muzzle velocity of 1,164 feet per second. While not the most powerfull 10mm load out there, this ammo definitely produces a kick along with nice, flat trajectories and excellent accuracy.

Sellier & Bellot ammo is made in the Czech Republic by CBC, which also produces the MEN and Magtech brands. S&B ammo uses non-corrosive primers and re-loadable brass.

This 10mm cartridge by Magtech sports a 180 grain projectile. Its bullet’s full metal jacket makes it just the ticket for plinking and range training, as it ensures proper feeding in semi-automatic weapons in addition to penetration through a variety of targets, and it will also maintain your pistol’s accuracy by preventing undue lead residue accumulation in its bore. This round’s large pistol primer is non-corrosive, meaning that it will fire clean and store well for ages, and its factory fresh brass casing is perfect for work at the reloading bench after you’ve spent it.

Magtech is a success story. For so relatively new a brand, their reach is now global, a feat primarily attributable to the indisputable quality of their products. Being the commercial brand of ammunition manufacturing industry leader Companhia Brasileira de Cartuchos certainly didn’t hurt their meteoric rise in popularity since they hit the scene in 1990, either.

This 10mm Auto cartridge by Magtech features a 180 grain jacketed hollow point projectile. The bullet’s jacket assists in smooth feeding in a semi-automatic weapon, strengthens it for certain penetration, and features notches circling its tip that precisely control expansion. A hollow point, this bullet will produce a gaping wound channel within a threat in order to neutralize it quickly, which suits it for effective hunting as well. The 10mm is inherently able to penetrate deeply, which along with this round’s ability to maintain its supersonic velocity a few dozen yards out guarantees its devastating terminal performance.

This round is loaded with a consistent charge of clean burning propellant, so it will behave predictably while sparing your pistol from rapidly fouling -- its non-corrosive primer is similarly conducive to clean shooting. Magtech’s brass casing possesses the uniform dimensions requisite for seamless cycling, and is worth scooping up off the ground for your next handloading session.

You don’t carry a 10mm pistol because you plan to come up short handed when the situation turns grim. This cartridge by Sellier & Bellot is just the one to compliment so beastly a handgun’s performance, because its 180 grain projectile is a jacketed hollow point. Its deep nose cavity and notched jacket will bring about a deep, gaping wound channel, the likes of which few human-sized threats (and vicious beasts, for that matter) will have the stamina to walk away from. Such a bullet is nicely a common weight for its caliber, so you can train with loads similar to it to effectively hone your skills with this self-defense round.

This cartridge’s brass casing is fresh out of Sellier & Bellot’s Czech factory, and therefore dependable during the first and several consecutive times it could be fired. Sellier & Bellot’s primer and propellant both burn cleanly, thereby lengthening the lifespan of your pistol’s action and bore. For the little it costs, this is a round you’ll be truly grateful to have on your side.

After the 1986 FBI shootout in Miami and the tragedy that happened there, the FBI decided it was time for a new handgun. In 1989, they adopted the 10mm Auto for a short time. It was great because of its stopping power and damage ability, but many officers did not like the heavy recoil, and the round was eventually replaced with the 40 S&W, which some proponents of the 10mm Auto like to call the 40 "short and wimpy."

In all reality though, if you can take the recoil, the 10mm Auto is a fantastic firearm. If you're looking to get some shooting in with your trusty sidearm, you can't miss this deal on one thousand, FMJ, 200 grain rounds. These brass cased, boxer primed rounds are reloadable, helping you save even more money. With a muzzle velocity of 1050 fps and the trusted reliability and accuracy of PMC, you will be hitting the target every time. Pick up this deal today!

PMC is one of the premier companies in high quality but inexpensive ammunition. Their integration philosophy insures some of the best quality control. With their supplier manufacturing all of their parts themselves, this gives rise to incredibly high quality control.

Manufactured to strict standards, this 50 round box of 10mm Auto PMC ammo is just what you need. Three years after the FBI disaster in Miami in 1986, the FBI adopted the 10mm Auto for a short time. In fact, some people still prefer this round over the round the FBI switched to after the 10mm Auto, the 40 S&W, referred to by some to as the 40 Short and Wimpy.

This powerful, 200 Grain round fires at 1050 fps, packing a huge punch. This 50 round box of FMJ-TC rounds are perfect for range training, keeping you in practice for when you need to stop someone with massive force. Don't miss out on this great deal and pick up some today!

CCI first made it big with their high quality component primers, and their Blazer brand of ammo certainly reflects that. The Idaho manufacturer also pioneered the aluminum shell casing, which is a lot more cost-effective than brass.

But sometimes you still want the brass, and that’s when you want Blazer Brass. This traditional brass cased 10mm round seals the chamber and reloads just like you expect it to! This cartridge also features a 180 grain bullet, a simple and balanced FMJ that’ll cover all your recreational and training needs.

A Blazer Brass FMJ is even better, because its protected base keeps its core from evaporating during ignition. You won’t shoot nearly much lead vapor out of your barrel after firing a shot, which makes for cleaner breathing at an indoor range.

Order up a box of 10mm, and see that CCI’s centerfire ammo is every bit as reliable as their famous rimfire products!

These 10mm ammo from Remington uses a metal case that ensures reliable feeding and less fouling. This means you’ll be able to go through more rounds during your training and practice periods. The rounds not only have world-class bullets, they also use clean-shooting primers and factory-fresh brass cases. Loaded with 180-grain bullets, these rounds are a great choice for range use and in this 500-round package, you'll get 10 boxes with each containing 50 cartridges that are ready for trigger time.

Since 1816, Remington has been a leader in the world of ammunition. With excellent products for hunters, target shooters, law enforcement officials, and anyone concerned with self defense, Remington is trusted by gun owners all across the country. They not only have superior cartridges, they also create top-quality rifles, shotguns, and handguns.

The 10mm Auto is a handgun cartridge that was developed in 1983 and was used extensively by law enforcement agencies until the early 1990’s. Although it was mostly replaced by the .40 S&W, the 10mm Auto remains a popular choice for hunting, self defense, and target shooting, thanks largely to its outstanding power and terminal performance. It’s even used by a few elite law enforcement agencies to this day.

Do you want to order just one type of 10mm ammunition that you can bank on for both range training and self-preservation? Federal Premium is way ahead of you! The old Minnesotan company’s Train + Protect line of ammunition makes it easy to prepare for target practice and self-defense alike!

This cartridge is loaded with Federal’s own Versatile bullet. The 180 grain jacketed hollow point has the balanced weight distribution and consistent profile that great accuracy depends upon. The Versatile bullet’s hollow point nose cavity is surrounded by a notched jacket. When impact forces the nose cavity to commence expansion, the jacket splits open to promote fast terminal ballistics that maximize energy transfer to surrounding soft tissues while simultaneously tracking a wide, debilitating wound channel.

Train + Protect ammunition is loaded with Federal’s most reliable noncorrosive Boxer primers – nothing else will do when your pistol becomes your only means of protection. Federal’s new production brass cases cycle precisely as they’re meant to, and they are reloadable as soon as their spent primers are extracted.

A full-power 10mm Auto load equally suited to target shooting and defense, this ammunition from PMC delivers excellent value for fans of this powerful cartridge. Each box contains 25 rounds.

This ammo fires a light 170 grain jacketed hollow point bullet at 1,200 feet per second, delivering excellent expansion potential without excessive recoil (though like all 10mm loads, it does have a substantial kick to it).

PMC ammunition is made in South Korea using internally sourced components including non-corrosive primers and reloadable brass cases.

Is Hornady Custom the answer to all of life’s problems? No. For example, this premium 10mm Auto ammo will not help you paint your house. But it does perfectly solve one very specific problem: “How do you defend yourself using only a 10mm firearm?”

This round’s 155 grain bullet presents a huge problem to anyone who attempts to violently end your existence. The eXtreme Terminal Performance, or XTP (Hornady took a little creative license with that acronym, admittedly, but they’ve earned that right) serves up excellent accuracy. Its jacketed rim doesn’t get dented by the feed ramp, so it remains aerodynamic while it’s being chambered. Its swaged lead core and copper-alloy jacket are both balanced, which gives the XTP excellent in-flight stability.

The XTP also produces highly reliable terminal expansion. Its jacket is drawn instead of plated, which is why it is thick around its base and thin around its rim. Its jacket is also divided into symmetrical sections by a series of precision cut serrations. Together, these features enable the XTP to expand at a uniform rate and to a wide diameter under a wide range of conditions.

Count on this ammo’s matched primer/powder pairs to supply a steady 1,410 fps muzzle velocity out of a 5” barrel. That translates to well over 600 ft lbs of striking energy at close range. Each Custom load also features the highest-quality reloadable brass case Hornady could manufacture or source.

Boars got tusks. Bears got claws. Moose got hooves. Catamounts got teeth. And what do you got? That’s right: a 10mm Auto handgun. And thanks to Underwood of Illinois, you can now have the best ammo for defense against dangerous creatures, too.

This round’s 200 grain hard cast bullet features a Black Cherry polymer coating. The self-lubricating coating reduces friction against the bore, and it eliminates lead fouling while it’s at it. The bullet’s nose profile is flat instead of round: not just because it is a 10mm bullet, but because it is designed to inflict as much damage as possible without undergoing terminal expansion.

The hard cast bullet doesn’t expand by design. It hardly deforms at all, in fact, which is why it applies as much of its energy as possible toward one single goal: deep penetration. The bullet would most certainly pass through a human-sized threat. But when you’re fending off a large animal, a bullet that crashes through hide, fat, sinew, muscle and bone is ideal.

This ammo’s low-flash propellant is just the stuff if you’re caught by a critter at night. It’ll help you continue seeing your target after firing your first shot. Nickel-plated brass cases are a hallmark of high-quality ammo. They ward off corrosion. They reduce metal-on-steel friction. They even reflect more light, and are accordingly easier to spy in the chamber.

For a fast-moving, hard-hitting 10mm Auto carry load, try this ammunition from Hornady. These cartridges fire the XTP jacketed hollow point bullet, which is known for its strong penetration.

Each round in this box of 20 fires a 155 grain jacketed hollow point bullet at a muzzle velocity of 1,410 feet per second. Compared to other 10mm loads, these rounds fire a relatively light bullet at a high velocity--a combination that helps produce better expansion.

Hornady ammo is loaded in Grand Island, Nebraska using non-corrosive primers and reloadable brass cases.

A 10mm pistol is an indisputably effective tool for self-defense. But a cartridge that’s designed to neutralize a human threat isn’t necessarily sufficient for bears or wild hogs. If you’re concerned about what either of those critters could do to your body, then Underwood makes the perfect ammo to defend it with!

This cartridge’s 220 grain projectile is a hard cast: high-antimony lead, which is too tough to expand, flatten out or otherwise become deformed as it tunnels its way through a dense mass. A hard cast is accordingly capable of delivering a wound channel which extends all the way to a bear’s beating heart – which it won’t be, for much longer. Underwood’s hard cast bullet is completely enveloped in Black Cherry polymer, which prevents the alloyed lead from abrading the surface of the bore and eliminates lead fouling!

Trust Underwood’s flash-suppressed powder not to blind you if you ever have to fire at dusk or night. Count on their nickel-plated brass cases to safeguard your beast defense loads against corrosion. Look forward to smooth operation courtesy of the American manufacturer’s tried-and-true loading practices!

After Frontier Ammunition became Hornady Custom in 1983, Hornady's business took off and Hornady became a leader in the world of ammunition. With decades of trusted ammunition manufacturing, you know you can trust Hornady with your ammo needs.

The 10mm Auto is a fantastic round that packs a pretty big punch. In fact, it was employed for this reason by the FBI after the disaster in Miami in 1986. However, it has quite a large recoil, which later lead to its decommission. That said, this is not a good round for lighter people, although stronger people may feel the force behind this powerful round.

The Hornady designed XTP, or Extreme Terminal Performance, was created to deliver massive stopping power and expansion upon impact. With these 180 grain, 10mm Auto, JHP XTP rounds in your pistol, you will deliver all the stopping power you need. Pick up a 200 round ammo can today!

Winchester developed their Defender line of ammunition to put police grade performance in the hands of the regular civilian. If you would like 10mm ammunition that meets the performance criteria set forth by the FBI test protocol, you’re looking right at it.

This round of ammunition is loaded with a 180 grain bonded jacketed hollow point. Its core and jacket are welded together, which preempts the core/jacket separation that leads to fragmentation and resultant shallow penetration. The jacketed nose cavity is notched on the inside and out. As penetration pressurizes the nose cavity’s interior, it fans out eight pointed petals that inflict accented damage to surrounding soft tissue. The precision-notched JHP consistently mushrooms up to 0.6 inches in diameter.

Nickel-plated brass cases aren’t just reloadable. They are easier to see in a dark chamber because they are shinier, easier to cycle through a semi-auto because they reduce metal-on-metal friction, and corrosion resistant. This ammunition also features low-flash propellant, which preserves your ability to see the target while you’re firing in low lighting.

No one buys a 10mm pistol hoping they will one day need to use it. That said, no one buys a 10mm pistol with the assumption that they’d never have to rely on it for self-defense, either. That’s why you need Speer Gold Dot 10mm ammunition. You hope you’ll never need it, but you’ll sure be glad you have it if you do!

This cartridge’s 200 grain jacketed hollow point is Speer’s own Gold Dot. It features a concentric bonded jacket that helps the bullet stay stable in flight until it reaches a barrier, at which point it keeps the bullet from shedding too much weight to enter deeply into the threat. The Gold Dot’s nose cavity is carefully engineered to let loose fast, wide and highly injurious terminal expansion. The bullet’s 1,100 fps muzzle velocity out of a 5” barrel also ensures that it will reach 100 yards with over 400 ft lbs of kinetic energy, which will create the desired effect instantly with correct shot placement.

This ammo is designed to withstand exposure to the elements. Its sealed Boxer primers and corrosion-resistant nickel-plated brass cases both attest to that fact. Nickel also minimizes friction to promote surer functionality in a semi-automatic!

This defensive ammunition from Hornady's Critical Duty combines the high caliber and power of the 10mm Auto with the wide expansion and deadly terminal ballistics of the Flexlock hollow point bullet. Each cartridge in this box of 20 fires a 175 grain projectile at a muzzle velocity of 1,160 feet per second.

The Flexlock bullet is distinguished by its soft polymer tip, which controls expansion for optimal performance and keeps barriers such as thick clothing, glass, or sheet metal (which this ammo is designed to penetrate without losing its effectiveness) from clogging the projectile's cavity.

Hornady ammunition is loaded in Grand Island, Nebraska and uses non-corrosive Boxer primers and nickel-plated brass cases.

This 10mm cartridge by Federal features a 200 grain HST projectile that tackles barriers to deliver devastating expansion in its target. The bullet’s hollow point nose cavity resists becoming plugged up with fabric and other debris that could impact its ability to initiate expansion, and its core and jacket are united via cannelure to ensure they retain the weight requisite for deep penetration. The skives in the HST’s jacket strategically weaken it to ensure that it can reliably expand into a star shape. This promotes a simply lethal wound channel, but also one that won’t overextend to put innocent bystanders in harm’s way.

This cartridge provides a nickel plated brass casing which feeds into and extracts from a semi-automatic weapon like clockwork. Its bullet’s streamlined profile and responsive Boxer primer do their parts to promote flawless cycling as well, so you can count on the round to deliver when you’re in a tight spot.