9mm +P vs 10mm: Didn’t Expect These Results 

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When you strike a knot another shot should be taken, the knot is much harder and will drastically effect the bullet. When using sand, place a piece of cardboard at the 2” and 4” mark which will give an indication of which penetrated further giving better data.

If you pull the sandbox, a clay block would be a cool alternative.

unfortunately, other than underwood and Buffalo-Bore, most 10mm is underloaded by factories, basically performs like 40sw.

10mm & 5.7x28 are the calibers that suffer most from "pudloading". A lot of the factory ammo is just painfully underloaded. Luckily, there are some high quality boutique rounds Buffalo Bore & Underwood (10mm), Vanguard & Elite Ammunition (5.7x28) or some good ole self rolls to solve that issue.

10 mm is supposed to be 200 gr bullet at 1200 fps per original loading. If your load doesn't do that, then it's no 10 mm, just a 40 S&W equivalent.

+p 9 against real 10 mm, is no contest. I have both, love both. But it is like shooting 308 against 300 mag. And yes I have those too.

the clarity of your ballistics gel is getting more and more impressive! not sure why others do not appreciate the sandbox test, that's some legit testing methodology. its why the military uses sandbags, that stuff stops bullets hardcore.

Would like to see a match-up between 3 calibers. 357 sig, 357 mag., and 10mm.

You hit that knot on the 6x6. Not surprised that it didn’t go through that. I’ve had knots completely seize up power tools/saws.

I have no problem with the sandbox test its a kinda useless for pistol testing but am not so impatient that its a issue for me. The guy who criticises everything in the bathroom though his a good laugh👍

Ww2 US tankers, actually tied sand bags on their tanks to increase their survival against the very powerful panzers. Sand is a very good heavy bullet stopper.

10mm is still impressive even though you weren't using full power loads and bleeding velocity with the 20C.

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You should take all the old steel plates and weld them to the protection screen you have. That way you have protection from anything coming back at you

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"You'll still have an ant problem" *Laughs in flamethrower and molten aluminum*

Love the videos. The humidity reminded of growing up in St. Louis. I now live in the desert in Utah, and a couple of days ago the humidity was only 9%. I'll take the dry heat any day.

Back when I was in the german navy I learned one complex lesson. 9x19mm is fine in a Uzi, 7.62x51 is ok in a G3 but better in a MG3 and when you want to make an impression you start with 76 (no dot!) mm and work your way up to AGM 84! I have to admit though, lightweight torpedos are hard to use on a gun range 😄

How about replacing the sandbox with some sort of clay that can show you the amount of energy on target and it can be measured by the width of the impact and the depth

Come on that first shot with the 9 + p hit a knot in the wood block you should do that shot over😮

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Da fuck is the brand of ammo? I would have used 124g for the 9mm +p.

Try 357sig vs 10mm...i think youd be surprised

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The 10mm ammo needs to me hand loaded to old Norma spec, or needs to be from Underwood for these tests.

I was also unaware you had a camera in my bathroom

the 9 wouldve gone thru, too.... if the point of impact was in the center. as opposed to the corner where the metal framing added resistance.

.357 Sig would have been closer probably…. They might as well have called it “9mm magnum”. 😂

9mm for hoods, 10mm for woods

Funny enough .45+P hits about as hard as base 10mm here. (185@1200) Also missing the proper 10mm loading.. The magic is and has always been the holy 200@1200.

The 44 Special and 45 Colt both made it through the sand in the sand in the box test.

Considering most 10 mm cartridges are loaded 40 caliber capacities or less, that 10 mm is not anywhere near its maximum knockdown power. I guarantee it

For all the comments on 10mm being underloaded, check out the listing from Lucky Gunner. He has a full length data sheet on every 10mm offering that he's tested. You can very quickly figure out who's selling .40 cleverly disguised as 10mm and who has the full power stuff. He even has a video on the subject.

How about some underwood extreme defender tests. Those solid coppers will surprise you! That 65grain 357sig is supposed to be going over 2000fps!

The guy on the sh*tter. Hilarious😂

9mm guys are already crying and stomping their feet. KNOT FAIR!!! (pun intended)

Instead of getting rid of the sand test why not use different thicknesses to see how each caliber can make it through.

Out of curiosity, I'd liek to see you hit the center mass of the 1/8" with the 9mm +P

Knots are harder than the wood around it.

+P+ 9mm, vs 10mm vs 45 Super. The world needs to know.

My 10mm loads are 180g hollow point and about 700-750ft lbs of energy. With the stiffer spring in my glock it really roars and shows the truth of 10mm in its original spec

Yeah, I hear you on that humidity thing. We had some horrible humidity here in New Mexico the other week. It was a whopping 57% humidity, about an hour after it rained...

That looks like M1152 NATO spec 9mm ammo. It's good stuff. I'd much prefer that over a 10mm due to the significantly lower recoil. I'd rather put 4 9mm on target than 2 10mm in the same amount of time. It's probably not ideal for Grizzly protection but the 9mm has successfully been used for that purpose, and hunting guides agree that something you can comfortably shoot is more important than missing with a hand cannon.

That's one nice box of compaints!

The result of what happens when the vast majority of ammo manufacturers load 10mm to .40 S&W ballistics 😂

300 BO is the only cartridge that passed the cement and plywood test.

10mm underwood or buffalo boar hard cast

There is a reason why people are carrying the 10mm with real 10mm ammo in the woods for protection against bears.

Another great test and info, thanks 😊

nothing defeats your sand box! 😂

I say keep the sand . For one, it's your channel two it's a real-world barrier that has to be worried about.

I'd still take a 10mm over a 9mm. Impact energy is something few people talk about, and it's very important.

I don't know if you know this but most 10mm is actually under loaded then originally when created. I believe there are 2 manufacturers that do load to specs and underwood ammo is one of them. Depending on the ammo used it could be loaded to almost the exact same specs as the 9mm +p. Anyway just some food for thought if you want a new video idea. Thanks for all the awesome content!

He looks like a clean cut version of Jason "Mayhem" Miller with Rick Astley's voice. 😭

9mm shot into knot of wood

Everything is better with a plus!

Shoot the +P in the center of the metal plates like you shot the 10mm.

Your videos remind me why the Geneva Convention exist 😂

The best 9mm +P++ is no doubt 357 Sig. Would love to see a match against 10mm

8mm mauser vs 308!

Your editing is top-notch. And you're hilarious. Thanks!

45 Super vs 10mm pls

What about +P+ 9mm ? Ricky from IBM

"Box of Complaints". MWahahahahaa!!

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9mm +p has my vote

bro please the sandbox test is filler at this point please include a more realistic test it is a handgun caliber... if 5.56 can't like whyyy

Here is a pressure equation for the bore pressures. .7854xdia2/PSI. .7854 is a quarter inch of PI. It's interesting that you increase the bore and your efficiencies go up per powder weight. But if you go over bore and efficiency goes down. So you see an interesting spectrum of space and how there is no replacement for displacement. Capacitance, reflectance and phase make space or .7854.

Here's a silly idea for a video - .38 Long Colt vs .22lr The .38LC was the cartridge the US Army used in its revolvers until the 1911 and .45acp came about. Supposedly the .38LC was slower and weaker than modern .22lr, and there are stories of people being shot 5-6 times point blank and having to be beaten or stabbed to stop fighting back. Everything I've read on it says that it can be reloaded and fired out of .38 special or .357 magnum revolvers since its the same bullet just with a case shorter than .38 special and half the powder of it.

No one doubts a 10mm has more stopping power. But, 1) Your accuracy will drop, and hits matter more than noise. 2) It's well over $1 per round for a decent 10mm which limits practice. 3) It's a far less common round, so good luck when supply dwindles or society breaks down.

Loving your channel brother!!

Great video and great humor!

Try a 9x19 +P+

Just started the video- maxxed out 9mm will never beat properly loaded 10mm. You can cherry pick a 9mm load to beat a watered down 10mm that is nothing more than a .40s&w in disguise (powerwise), but then that's not a fair comparison. Factory 9mm from a 5" barrel maxxes out in the 500ft-lbs range of energy, while 10mm comes in at 800ft-lbs. Most of us know this...

If you can get your hands on it. Winchester Ranger T-series 9x19 127gr +P+. Pure evil. Also noticed their .45 acp rounds are hot too. 230 gr at 920 fps, (almost +P), and the +P is at 990 fps. Winchester doesn't mess around with their Range line. (I have a buddy that's a Winchester distributor, so we get this stuff to shoot all the time).

There are many reasons that 9mm is the most popular handgun caliber in America... With modern bullets and modern loads 9mm is no slouch, Its pretty hot in +P and carries a projectile that's heavy enough to do quite a bit of damage and has enough penetration to get through light cover and still provide enough velocity to get the job done... Not to mention the size, weight, capacity, recoil, ammunition cost and availability and sheer number of options on the market that fire 9mm compared to 10mm...

Bananaman is wrong 10mm is supreme I didnt even watch the video thumbs down unsubscribe love you dude keep making vids

You're a GEEK !! In a good way that is. I enjoy your commentary. Thanks for the videos.

Sandbox would be cool if it was multiple thin boxes lined up. 1” thick max per box, the cubes are always going to be holding too much sand.

+P+ 9mm vs something would be really cool to see the results. I use +p+ in my AR9 and have always been interested in seeing it's performance vs another PCC caliber.

I love the sand box test. So little can get thru it & that sand bags work better than anything else to protect you.

Idk why you don't have at least a million subs! This channel is so underrated.

Your work in this video made me more impressed with my Kevlar vests. Thanks.

a block of wood will be very inconsistent due to knots and grain irregularities. i think a block of glued plywood would be better

10mm +P sitting in the penthouse with 357 10mm +P "Do we tell em?" 357 "Nah."

guy sitting on toilet "BOOOOOOO". i loled hard

Some ammunition manufacturers don't make 10mm to their true specifications, and make under-powered ammo. So unless people purchase from manufacturers that do make full spec ammo, you might not get the best performance out of 10mm. Underwood tends to make good ammo, so I would point 10mm users to that brand. Very good testing though, the thinnest metal plate would be similar to a car door. Since there really isn't anything that would stop a bullet in the mid section of a car door. Much of it is hollow and the inner part is polymer and other plastics. There is the regulator and other parts that move the glass panel, but that wouldn't stop a bullet, especially 9mm or 10mm.

So basically the 9+p vs basic 10mm is like getting hit by a car vs getting hit by a semi truck. Same thing but different.

Nice video man, thank you !!

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I was told the box of complaints was full. Lol

I laughed so hard at that wall break while sitting on the toilet

Try testing these out of longer barrels and I guarantee you that you will be super impressed by the performance enhancements they will both receive from a longer barrel. 9mm performs ballistically very, VERY similarly to the .357mag when shot from a 16 inch barrel but I couldn't say how a true 10mm performs out of a 16in barrel since I've not found a carbine chambered in true 10mm only 40 s&w which we all know to be 10mm short but is not quite the same performance as the 10mm. But in handguns, they both have their pros and cons. If you use a metal frame handgun over a polymer frame, you'll get far more recoil out of the 10mm but you can get equal recoil shooting a 9mm glock 19 since it's frame is shorter with less to grip and the slide is nowhere near the size of the 17 making it a bit more snappy in recoil.

9-10 was what my friend Chris used on Detriot thugs pulled over when they asked why they were being stopped. He told them they were a 9-10. What's a 9-10? 9 chances out f 10 you have a warrant. The good old days.

Like the way you just do the testing, no bs lead in. Great video

The 180 grain flat nose bullet in .40 S&W or 10mm gives more shock value than a pointed 9mm. The 10mm in these tests has marginally more penetration but also a larger diameter, so I think better performance overall. That sand block stops just about everything.