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Liberty Civil Defense 10MM
Has anybody shot any of the Liberty Civil Defense 60 gr. 10MM ammo? Got four boxes of it in a trade. It sounds pretty hot at 2400 FPS advertised. Just curious.
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Yes, I have shot it in my honest opinion its too light for my liking
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The Underwood 100gr Xtreme Defender at 1800+ would probably be my choice in factory ammo for "lower than typical weight" 10mm fodder... But, why?  . We are usually talkin' minute of BEAR vs. minute of car door where 10mm is concerned.
In the OP's case I can understand the "why?". That's certainly enough rounds to determine where they are going to end up. (And take care of a plethora of "bad guys"!)
Cheers!
P.S. I load the Lehigh 140gr version in both 10mm & 40 S&W and it's a doozy! 
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07-20-2024, 07:46 AM
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The Underwood 100gr Xtreme Defender at 1800+ would probably be my choice in factory ammo for "lower than typical weight" 10mm fodder... But, why? . We are usually talkin' minute of BEAR vs. minute of car door where 10mm is concerned.
In the OP's case I can understand the "why?". That's certainly enough rounds to determine where they are going to end up. (And take care of a plethora of "bad guys"!)
Cheers!
P.S. I load the Lehigh 140gr version in both 10mm & 40 S&W and it's a doozy! |
No grizzly bears or any other bears here. Lots of thin skinned targets in various places. If I decided to carry a 10MM for self defense it would be as protection against those or as a night stand gun.
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To me as well - 60 grains is just too light!
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07-20-2024, 11:55 AM
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I have watched all three videos. Not looking to stop bears and such. Just thin skinned predators. Home/self defense. I will use it for that in both my S&W 610 and my Ruger SR1911 10MM. If it will go through 2 layers of car door sheet metal and still penetrate 12 inches and also go through 9 layers of clothing and again penetrate 12 inches. It should do the job.
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