220gn 10mm load

[h.charlie]

So my father in law bought some xtreme copper plated 220gn rnfp for his 40sw..... he didn't like me telling him that his 40 sw couldn't handle it so he gave them to me for my 10mm is there anyone out there that has a good load for them, I was planning on starting my load testing at 9gn of AA#9 as my plinking load for 200gn is 9.5 with a cci match large magnum pistol primers any thought s or insight welcome

[pyogolf]

are you using a stock barrel or aftermarket one?

[h.charlie]

Stock 5 inch bull barrel, 23lb recoil spring, 30lb main spring, egw oversized firing pin stop. 9.5 gn is plinking I've gone all the way up tov13.5gn aa#9

[pyogolf]

Is this in a G40 or 20?

[h.charlie]

Custom 1911

[sargenv]

Bear in mind that there are other platforms besides the Glock that fire 10 mm.. he might have had a 610..

[h.charlie]

Western powder only goes up to 200gn and I don't have the lee load manual

[DougMurray]

If you haven't found it yet, there is some great info on 10mm loads using various powders (including AA#9) at this website. Check it out. Great place to link to if you do much 10mm work.

http://webcity.net/benchrest/10MMPublished/10mmAllPowders.html

[h.charlie]

I have not found it yet and that link is awsome! Thanks that is what I was looking for

[Carcassonne]

http://10mm-firearms.com/reloading-10mm-ammo/?PHPSESSID=1000802ada6e0480cf15f635c0651491

http://10mm-firearms.com/factory-10mm-ammo-pull-downs/?PHPSESSID=1000802ada6e0480cf15f635c0651491

[JohnCCW]

I prefer lighter bullets in the 10mm; 180gr max.
Plinking with is more fun, and less punishing on the equipment with the lightweight bullets <155 gr.