I'll be picking up my Glock 20 on friday stupid 5 day waiting period, you think it would be waived once you've bought 4 handguns already. Anyways back on to topic, I'm trying to figure out what a good hunting round would be. I'm not going to be directly hunting with it but it more of a just in case a critter wants to eat me. I've been trying to figure out what grain would be "best". I've looked at underwood ammo's 155grain that has 1500+fps and 775 ft lbs of energy which is very impressive (http://www.underwoodammo.com/10mmauto155graintotalmetaljacketboxof50.aspx) but being light round wouldnt it slow down quick?
So in short would I want a 180grain that goes slower and has less energy but has the mass to keep going through said critter or the faster lighter one? any insight would be greatful thanks
So in short would I want a 180grain that goes slower and has less energy but has the mass to keep going through said critter or the faster lighter one? any insight would be greatful thanks