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Old 08-07-2012, 03:20 AM
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When did Model 10s begin to be rated to shoot +P loads?
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Any Model 10 (numbered) is considered safe to shoot +P rounds in if it is in
good mechanical condition.

Any of the major ammunition makers have tables on their websites giving the
ballistics of their +P ammo.

All US made ammunition is loaded to SAMMI specs.

If you want something a little hotter try Buffalo Bore. +P rounds from them are pretty hot but still within tolerance.

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Here are a few threads talking about the Model 10 vs +P Cartridges...
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When did Model 10s begin to be rated to shoot +P loads?
When they began calling them Model 10.
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