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Brian Pfleuger · December 28, 2011, 05:31 PM

There are no problems handloading/reloading for either 10mm or Glock in general.

For one, VIRTUALLY all Glock KaBooms were/are with early generation (1/2) 40SW models that were rushed to market to beat SW with the first production 40 service gun.

Glock chamber support on current models and Gen3 guns is MUCH better and calibers other than 40SW never really had a problem anyway.

I load for a Glock in 357sig (same essential PSI as 10mm) and for a 10mm 1911.

Follow the rules. Inspect your cases. Understand the process and variables. It's perfectly safe.

December 28, 2011, 05:31 PM	#4
Brian Pfleuger Moderator Emeritus Join Date: June 25, 2008 Location: Austin, CO Posts: 19,578	There are no problems handloading/reloading for either 10mm or Glock in general. For one, VIRTUALLY all Glock KaBooms were/are with early generation (1/2) 40SW models that were rushed to market to beat SW with the first production 40 service gun. Glock chamber support on current models and Gen3 guns is MUCH better and calibers other than 40SW never really had a problem anyway. I load for a Glock in 357sig (same essential PSI as 10mm) and for a 10mm 1911. Follow the rules. Inspect your cases. Understand the process and variables. It's perfectly safe.