Thread: 10mm compared to .45 Auto
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Old May 13, 2005, 02:14 PM   #24
RWK
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BioDemon . . .
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"The 10mm is a 40S&W magnum."
I would respectfully suggest – and so would history – that the .40 S&W is an anemically loaded 10mm/.40 caliber round, rather than the 10mm being a .40 S&W magnum.
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