Hey guy's I'm looking for some really good/accurate and full power load recipes for the 10mm using 200 gr Hornaday XTP , and 180 gr Sierra jacketed hollow point. I like using Longshot but I'm open to try other powders.
I'm having trouble finding other load data except for Hodgdons load data site. I'm not computer savvy so I have issues finding what I'm looking for and I don't own any reloading manuals.
I would also like full power load recipes for 180gr and 200gr in FMJ
Thanks in advance.

Powders currently on hand,
Hodgdon Longshot
Hodgdon Universal
Hodgdon Titegroup
Hodgdon HP 38
Hodgdon Clays
Winchester 452AA
Green Dot

Try Blue Dot and AA #9.

http://10mm-firearms.com/reloading-10mm-ammo/

I'll try Blue dot. Also my Glock is a G20 gen 4 all stock

Here's a few other online load guides.
http://www.accuratepowder.com/load-data/
http://load-data.nosler.com
I have used aa#7 for 10mm, but aa#9 iso a good choice too.

#7 is good for most and is well rounded from plinking to relatively high velocities. I get so specific for my 10mm AR and using the gassiest slowest powders like Longshot and #9.

How do you like the 10mm ar? That sounds awesome! I definitely understand using those powders for the ar, I have not tried #9 yet, but plan to do so soon

I'm not able to access Accurate 's website, my tablet won't recognize the pdf download
Anyone else have some good recipes?

Took me forever and a day to get it gassed correct. You have to realize the 9mm AR's are blow back for a reason (not enough gas). Won't run so well on super light loads, but since I super slicked up the bolt and such, it really runs well. Also - all ammo requires a Lee FCD, or it tends to hang on the case mouth. All this solved by home loads, just have not had much shooting or reloading time.

For all powders I have the factory books. That's where I go for #9 and Blue Dot. Blue Dot I have not exceeded published data. With LongShot and #9, I pretty much always load above book. THAT said, you have a stock Glock, start low and work your way up.

Anybody use 800 X ?

I use 800x ..good burning powder. I have tested the limits stretching it 10.6 grns in my made up hot loads. There does start to show very little signs of pressure. I do not recommend the load BTW as you are liable for your own safety blah blah blah. My favorite powder is Longshot for the 10mm at 9.6 grnsshows a great burn mild recoil fairly to very accurate and great at the range.

All this is with the 180grn XTP bullet.

Power pistol or 800x work good. I've used several different powders. Try the link below, gives lots of recipes for different bullet weights


http://www.handloads.com/loaddata/default.asp?Caliber=10%20mm&Weight=180&type=Handgun&Order=Powder&Source=

Does anybody have any accurate full power load recipes for 10mm 165 grain Speer Fmj and 155 grain Speer Fmj
powders on hand are;

Hodgdon Longshot
Hodgdon 800-X
Hodgdon CFE Pistol
Hodgdon Titegroup
Hodgdon HP-38
Winchester 452AA

I've got good data for 180, 200 and 220. The 155gr and 165gr are new to me, but I can't seem to find anything for 165
I really like and use a lot of 800-X and Hodgdon Longshot, CFE is a new powder to me. I did find a max load using CFE PISTOL for a 155gr bullet using 9.2 grains CFE pistol FPS is 1,409 PSI 34,900 and a min.load at 8.2gr FPS 1,269 PSI 26,300 I have Not yet tried this load and will post results when I do

My Speer book and One Caliber book don't show any of those powders. I would go to Hodgdon website, powder by powder. Also for 165gr (not that much data), you can use 170gr bullet data. Start low mid range and you will be fine - this is not dangerous (can't go the other direction though). For FMJ, I honestly don't sweat the manufacturer and treat all FMJ the same in each category, so Lee might be helpful as well.

http://www.handloads.com/loaddata/defau ... er&Source=

I use the Hodgdon reloading site religiously and put together accurate ammunition. I found good data there for the 155gr but nothing for 165gr. To me the Handloading site is confusing to me at times for some reason or another.

Check out the link below and if you want to stop by the shop sometime, we can look through my books and online and see if we can help

http://www.handloads.com/loaddata/default.asp?Caliber=10%20mm&Weight=165&type=&Order=Powder&Source=