Jan 19, 2022 · A look at 10mm ballistics including muzzle velocity, energy and bullet drop data for the most popular loads among American shooters.

Below, you’ll discover the 10mm ballistics charts that the team at Ammo.com has gathered from many ammunition manufacturers. Save time by clicking the links below to jump to your favorite ammo company and find the ballistics data you need for your favorite factory load.

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10mm Results in fps. Click here for a Muzzle Energy graph for the tests in this caliber.

The difference between 10mm vs 357 Magnum is that the 10mm was designed for use in semi-auto handguns while the 357 Mag was designed for use in revolvers. The 357 Mag fires a 0.357” diameter bullet while the 10mm Auto fires a 0.40” diameter bullet.

Ballistics: 10mm. Muzzle Velocity: 1,008 fps; Muzzle Energy: 406 ft/lbs; Velocity at 100 yards: 917 fps.45ACP. Muzzle Velocity: 840 fps; Muzzle Energy: 368 ft/lbs; Velocity at 100yds: 792 fps; Optimal Usage/ Performance. Both the 10mm ammo and .45ACP are considered prime rounds for self and home defense as well as for hunting dangerous game ...

To put these 10mm ballistics into context, 10mm ammo has more ft-lbs of energy and fps of velocity at 50 yards than the 45 ACP has at the muzzle. That’s some serious stopping power! Hotter 10mm loads can achieve even more impressive results.

From the data I obtained, the 10mm rounds display a flatter trajectory with 1.12” average bullet drop at 50-yard mark and 4.06” at 100-yard mark. As for the .45 ACP round, it exhibits an average bullet drop of 2.2” at 50 yards and 6.86” at 100 yards.

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Jun 26, 2024 · An in-depth look at 10mm ballistics with velocity, energy and drop data for the most popular loads in the United States.