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@WHO_TEE_WHO Hey Who Tee, I've got some DT Hunter ammo 10mm 230 grain WFNGC Hardcast. I'd mail you 4-5 rounds for another comparison if you're interested.
Great video man guns .I carry every day a man gun just like you.Keep them coming .Can you test a 357 on clay ..I carry the 40 and the 45 .Ga talking. But i carried the 45 in the Marines .
Already did 357 on clay
I'd liked to seen a 10 mm round closer to the same weight as the 45 ACP. I think the results would have been close to the same. However, a side by side should be close to the same.
The ways things are these days is thta you are able to do a lot of defense with MANY calibers. There is no limit of choices. (many men have been killed with a $25 .32 Iver Johnson)(they used t be $25 at the hardware store).. many men did grocery shopping with a .22 over/.410 under..(and a Shakespeare bass rod) walking along a RR track. today we have variety of choices and they'll do the job. STILL the WHO-TEE-TOO videos are the best! Well, Hickok too (he's in Tennessee also) and paul harrell ,, they are the best for explanation and objectivity
I can guarantee that if you shoot anyone in their clay block, they are absolutely done!
AMEN to that!
Gumby beware!!
You may just be correct. By the looks of it they may have a very bad day
Super Troopers firing range scene disagrees.
That was funny, jajajaja
I love the high-pitched voice for the 9mm 😂😂
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Lol. It's a cute lil thing.
Except that the 9mm kills more people than any other round. the FBI concluded that the 9mm round is the all around best handgun caliber for carry. Look up their research. If they the FBI don't know what their talking about then who does?
@@howardtrix3145 not that I'd put much stock in the fbi anymore but I'm pretty sure .22 kills more. I could be wrong & I don't have time to check it this morning but that 1st number seems dependant on the laws of the area & usage.
As for what they finally picked... yes they picked 9mm in the end because of modern powders & the low recoil which most got better scores on. That doesn't make it the best "all around" as much as the best for a variety of people as a standard. Obviously 10mm is better if you're of a larger frame with more dexterity. .40 & 9mm seem close but still depends on the user's size & strength of dexterity. Just different ballistic purposes. For most women, my mum, & elder men I know I always will suggest 380 or 9mm. It's a balance of purpose & strength/ dexterity of the user. I can handle 10mm, for my mum I recommend 380. Anyone between I suggest 9mm, which reflects the fbi using 9mm. That would give the best average score for an average size & strength of dexterity.
@@howardtrix3145 I shouldn't forget to mention 45... even with a bigger hole I'd rather have more capacity with 10mm & more penetration. It also has its place for a bigger hole but moving slower. Since the recoil is close to 10mm I'd prefer more rounds & penetration with 10mm than the bigger hole and hit from a 45. It's all relative & since we don't have to all get one gun I suggest everyone try them all & choose what works best for their size & dexterity.
10mm hits harder in every category-
Energy
Velocity
Capacity
Harder to find
Harder on your Wallet
The new xdm elite in 10mm looks awesome.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😎 nothing but the truth!
I find 10 cheaper than 45
10mm is king
Absolutely underrated comment.
I did a quick calculation and according to the velocity of each slug and their weight, the 10 mm round has 60% more kinetic energy. I have not seen the video yet, but the 10 mm round is going to do a LOT more damage no matter what you hit with it.
That 10mm is a beast of a round.
The 10mm was only 155gr while the .45ACP was 230gr, that’s why the 10 was almost twice as fast.
@@hotrodray6802 MASS counts too
What bout 500 Sw magnum 700 grain round?
@@salmanzakaria1029 hell yeah
Yea I have my g20 and the things I can use for everything the only you need to do is practice
You know times are tough when a gun channel has a total of 4 rounds fired in a video.. Round counts definitely going down everywhere😞. Cheers to makin do with what u got bro. Keep em coming WTW!!
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You guys shoulda got into reloading five years ago when you could get supplies. I did (because Commiefornia forced us to)
You know times are REAL tough when you find yourself asking why he didn't save 2 rounds and just chrono the clay shots... 🤣
@@Gitfidlpickr ok
@@westonpierson2532 that was my thoughts exactly. I actually thought WHO_TEE_WHO was going to do just that, but he splurged anyways 😉
I was attacked by a clay block one night in a parking lot, and it was one of those rare occasions that I was unarmed. The good news is that all I had to do was walk quickly away. It was almost like the clay block wasn't moving at all.
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I've been attacked by numerous 1 gallon jugs filled w/water & found the .45 works great, but never been attacked by clay blocks.
Paul Harrell gets attacked by 2 liters of soda quite often. He’s dispatches then quickly.
I was also attacked by a clay block. Unfortunately i only winged it. As a moved in the put it down, i couldn't go through with it out of respect for mr bill. With a little care and love it made a full recovery and is now working in a pre school with children.
I've carried a 45cal for 30 years.
Great for what I need it for.
I live in the city and I've seen up close what a 45 does to a man and it will do what it was made for. 10mm would be a great caliber for folks in rural settings. Great for hikers, campers and hunters.
Great point with actual experience I totally agree
I have both a Glock 29sf and 30. I carry both one on my hip and one in my bag I switch them as I want. Also a .357 on my drivers side door of my vehicle.
@@Ny2dasouff with the glock 29sf u can interchsnge barrels too from 40 s&w and 357 sig
Stopping power is a myth, the only Caliber that really makes a difference (with reliable data) is the .357 magnum
@@tacuazinful not a myth at all Lol. The more eneegy a bullet has the more stopping power there is.
The 155 gr bullet used in the 10mm is about the lightest and fastest while the 230 gr .45 is probably the heaviest and slowest standard load. I wonder how a 185 gr .45 ACP would have compared, or a 180 gr 10mm?
Exactly what I was thinking.
Precisely. This "Test" is no test at all based on projectile weight. Its actually insulting to ones intelligence. This guy could have done a much better job by just simply testing 200 grain projectiles for each caliber.....
@@fxromer122 How about you do your own test than and post it. No it perfect but your ungreatful.
@@fxromer122 it wasnt meant to be a test of both calibers it was meant to be a test of the two hollow points
@@marblemarble7113 As I interpret the title "10mm vs. 45 acp hollow points for CDC" its pretty clear that the idea was to compare the 2 calibers to determine which is better. The issue I have in the comparision is the disparity in the weights of the projectiles. A much more accurate "comparison" would have been accomplished simply by using readily available 200 grain loads in both calibers.
From this day forward, I shall measure a bullet's speed with a "crony-graph".
Yes!
Lol...
Don't make fun of the real life Hank Hill. 😂😂😂
I Thought The Same Thing, lol...
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Great video. I was a 45 guy for about 20 years. But for the last 5 years I’ve been a 10 mm. They are both great rounds. I like the 45 if I’m going with a suppressor. But for dead stopping power and greater distance the 10.
Agreed
I will give the nod to the 10 mm as the more powerful cartridge however the one difference with the two rounds I see is the .45 auto is firing the heaviest bullet in its weight range and is subsonic. The 10 mm has one of the lightest bullets I've ever seen in factory rounds. I will say because of '20/'21shortages that probably only gave you limited options. If the .45 had 185 grain XTPs and the 10 mm had 180 or 200 grain XTPs I would see that as a close match & want to see what they do to the clay!
That's what I said and I got no likes, not that it really matters.
No you would not!
I wanna see them both with the same bullet weight to compare
Either one is gonna be a bad day for the recipient!
Facts
Pretty much
If you ever get attacked by a clay monster, he don't stand a chance!😎
Watch out, Gumby.
Yeah but your screwed against sandman
If you ever get attacked by my Ex you will wish it was a clay monster.
@@wolfmanrebel874 😂
@@Gitfidlpickr I'm gonna wish the same once my wife gets home and sees how much I spent on guns and ammo today.😆
Interesting to note that the 45ACP is roughly 1/3 heavier and the 10mm is roughly 1/3 faster. They are almost inversely proportional. Good video. 👍
They are not proportional. The 10mm is superior in almost every aspect
@@Getclappedboyeeee Never said they were proportional, I said they are almost INVERSELY PROPORTINAL. I know the difference, I own and shoot both since 1983.
@@RobertoBren what does it matter how long you shoot a gun 😂 typical gun “enthusiast”
@@RobertoBren 10mm is way more powerful than 45
@@AyjayAlleyway It is, but either will take anyone down with a center chest hit.
Great video! Very entertaining. Carried 45/10mm Glocks alternately as my duty guns for 12 years. Currently, carry a 45 ACP/ 10 mm/ 45 Super Glock 21 conversion in Wyoming bear country, so this video really connected with me. Thanks again.
🤣 I was thinking the same thing! "There's gonna be some hurt feelings!"😂🤙🏻
I want to see these clays with more expressions, like angry, dizzy, or surprised. It would be more fun to see that.
All the angry, dizzy, and surprised liberals will be offended.
😠 🥴 😮 LoL, I had to 🤦
It's funny, they ALL look like that AFTER they are shot!
Push some white marbles into the eye sockets and watch them launch out of them!😜
It’s crazy how much energy these hollow points generate. It takes a hell of a lot of energy to disintegrate clay like that from a handgun.
Nice! Very comforting to see the difference on the clay block. Made the switch to G29 10mm for backwoods carry last year.
I got both and carry them both, but not at the same time... outdoor track walking and trail walking in the town park, I carry my .45 xds, and in the mountains and back country I carry my G-20 or 29 as well as road traveling... I love both, and will continue to use them...
Dang! This truly was a really fun video. Both of these rounds did a LOT more to the clay blocks than the 9mm and 380. Both of these illustrate in my mind how effective they are-but that 10 mm was off the charts. Thanks for your great content!
Great video brother! Did not expect that big of a difference. Would love to see the same test with FMJ. That way we could see what weight versis speed does. 😁keep the videos coming !👍
Nicely done. Two good accurate shots in a comparison. FINALLY.
Two maaantastic calibers!
Should do a video on same cal gun, different bullets vs clay. In example. .223 rem shooting FMJ, soft tips, hollow point and ballistic tip
Just got a 1911 10mm!! I love 1911s & 10mm. Great combo. Great video!👍👍
I grew up on grandpa's colt 45 ACP But I absolutely love 10mm. Both great rounds, can't go wrong with either really.
I like to carry a less powerful round. That way I get a chance to deliver an epic line before well... you know, “the thing”.
Like...Let's go Brandon!!!
😂😂😂 like “zippy pap zippy pap give me my money back”
Still love my 45acp,been a good friend for a long time.
Me too
Just bought a desert eagle 1911 chambered in 10mm, and all I can say is, thank you for this video. Moreover, your “I don’t care if you carry a .22 as long as you can hit what you’re aiming at” is just about the best thing I’ve heard across any of the firearm channels. From the first video I saw of you comparing a 12ga slug with a 45-70 against cinder blocks, I’ve been a fan. I love your channel, brother.
Appreciate you watching John!
Dang it Who-Tee.!! I don’t have a 10mm.. now I want one even worse than I did before.. 😂
After growing up hunting and shooting rounds that can take down big game, shooting a 9mm feels like shooting a .22 when I compare it to shooting my 10mm or .308
I just got rid of my 10 mm. The last determining factor was testing by Paul Herrel. His test showed the ten mm superior to the .45 but only by a small margin. I also am better set up with .45 acp much better. I seriously doubt that an animal that would handily be killed with a ten mm would survive and kill you if shot with a .45. If your first shot fails repeat if necessary. That applies for all calibers.
@@bobgordon1754 Yes!! This is the kind of thinking that makes sense. ALL calibers have certain specific characteristics BUT anything 38 +P or above is formidable. MOST milk bottle type rifle calibers are formidable. (In terms of repelling attacks whether animal or human) a shooter generally fires a whole magazine .. not one-shot then take a look. A magazine might have 5 or even 10 rounds .. 6 rounds of 38 +P and that ends if .. except for maybe Cape Buffalo and most of us have something bigger than that. 357, 45, 44, 30-06 ..they all work .. 223 does the job Maybe more important (these days) is the availability of the round .. or the reload components .. and the level of skill needed to reload and support the caliber ... I agree that 45 ACP, 45 Colt and 357 are very good choices to rely upon. Powders, primers, cast lead, bullet shape, bullet weight, brass, .. dies, powder measures, scales, shelf space, reloading press, all part of supporting a specific gun or set of guns.
@@Gitfidlpickr thank you for your reply.
G. K. Dalton. The 10mm is an awesome round, but ammo is difficult to find, and it's expensive. The Sig V-Crown 165 grain bullet is perfect for the 10mm.
If you reload. STAY AWAY from Alliant BE-86 powder. It melted my RCBS powder dispensers. It leaves thick, black soot in your action.
Well now that was a interesting video and I knew that the 10 mm being lighter bullet and faster feet per second would do more damage to the clay and it is just generally considered that the 10 mm around is more powerful than a 45 ACP. However I will stick with the 45 ACP the ammo is cheaper and easier to find.
yeah the 10mm just has more energy ft lbs, that being said it doesnt transfer its energy ft lbs nearly as fast as .45 which has less energy ft lbs.
im sure if you carried .45 +P you could get much better results tho
@@marblemarble7113 either one is going to handle a human threat no problem. I like the 10mm because where I live there are grizzly bears so I need to think about that too
I have both .45 and 10mm. The 10mm holds 13+1 and the .45 holds 7+1.The 10mm is more powerful and has a snappier recoil. Much like a .40 on steroids.. The .45 has a much gentler recoil. More like a push. I carry the .45. Bottom line is both will do the job but which can you shoot better? Of course the 10 can take down big game... but that's another argument..
You can get 10 round magazines for 1911 from Wilson combat. Changes the balance of the gun substantially but you are not limited to 7 +1.
Great video. I'm looking to get a 10mm pistol and this video furthered my decision.
You're a good man sir, thanks.
Awesome and very detailed.
Just an idea, I'd like to see how many clay blocks to stop any caliber you choose.
What he said! .45 vs 10mm vs 9mm vs 380 vs .357 - ......
I like both. 45 is a classic & just love it. 10mm is powerhouse semi auto.
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I have 185 grain +p 45's that rival 357 magnum energy. Have seen the chronograph test on said rounds....
Brother you knocked it out of the park. Clear and concise !
It would totally suck to get hit by either round! I love both rounds👍Great video!
I am very partial to the 10mm. Just got back from the range and someone accused me of “being rich” because I was shooting 10mm 😂
I have carried 45acp since the corp. Have 10mm/40 S/W. The 45 is my favorite.
I do carry and shoot the 40 more lately. I do reload.
10mm are expensive to shoot if your buying ammo.
Bottom line. Carry what your comfortably with.
One good shot wins every time...
Andrew, not rich just because you are shooting anything at the moment?
Well everyone else was shooting hand loads of 9mm I was shooting 10mm. I explained I bought the ammo pre ammo crisis. They said even before it’s still shows I’m rich. Granted 10mm was 5 times more than 9mm then... now all ammo is 5 times more... so anyone shooting 9mm is rich 😂
@Frank Andrew LOL you don’t have to convince me I’m gonna shoot 10mm all day.
Funny. When 9mm price first shot up last year, as it was first hitting a dollar per round - I bought 10 mm. ~.80 per for boutique defensive ammo plus 1000 rounds of practice ammo at 0.30 per. Less than double pre-pandemic price of 9mm and FAR less than current prices. It’s more about timing than caliber :)
Thanks for the video. Get both. I like my 10mm in Alaska, but I like the subsonic .45 ACP, suppressed also.
That made a believer out of me in the 10 mm ! : )
Love the video❤❤❤. It all comes down to personal preference 😊
I've been trying to decide between the two for an upgrade to swap out my 9 mm for and have been leaning towards the 10mm. I think the 10mm will be better since I want to use it for the alternative firearms portion of the deer hunting season. Great video. Try it again with the projectile weights the same if possible.
I like the 10mm just because it has more boggey. Thanks for another clay block video definitely interesting seeing the effects of different calibers.
It would be interesting to see how many clay blocks it takes to stop this same test.
Thanks for the great work!
Keep'em coming!
Good idea
I'm late and a dollar short but this was very interesting mister. Thank you for all your effort and for revealing what I otherwise would not have known.
Those particular rounds you used seem to be pretty badass! lol Have a great New Year!
Never realized the differences , awesome video and thanks
I carry a G29.4 10mm daily. Good for the hood - good for the woods. Great all around auto cartridge, and stops hogs in their tracks. Underwood 180 grain gold dot for the win!
Thanks for the vid good sir.
That's my next buy. I have a G40 for the woods. Need a 29 for carry.
@@kriskodisko The G40 looks really good bud.
My dream Glock is a G20.4 with a fitted 5” Bar Sto barrel and a 21 pound recoil spring. Goodness that would be a beast!
I’ve focused my resources on ammo and long guns for the moment though. One day perhaps.
I've been weighing between the g30 and g29 for my new edc what's your honest opinion on that 29 and how's the recoil never shot a 10mm
@@lee6077
I own the Glock 29 and I love it... I’ve put tritium/high viz sights on it over their standard sights. It really improves the point of aim, accuracy, and speed. I highly recommend the 29. Also, you can still load the extended magazines when you’re out shooting.... For truly concealed carry, the Glock 10mm are still a bit thick. I don’t carry any of them during the summer unless I’m in the woods. They are too bulky for my taste, though it can be done.
@@jimedick9496 I don’t mind the thickness of it I actually like it what would you say about the accuracy and recoil if I were to edc it
.45 in a 185 grain and 10 mm in 180 grain would have been a fair comparison,, still a great video as always 👍
no, 230 is the standard weight for .45
@@af7119 for ball that is true, hollow point .45 usually 185gr
And faster
I agree with Rick Gee... this contest was like a 45Long Colt +P vs a 41magnum...
He’s right. 185 45 vs 180 10mm. It doesn’t matter about “standard” weight. Some people....
I was debating between a 10mm and a 45acp 1911, this video 100% sold me on the 10mm. Appreciate you a lot my friend, hope your CZcams Chanel flourishes.
Great video!! And i agree it doesn't matter what you carry as long as your safe and hit what your shooting at.
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Thanks for watching!
Looks like the slogan for safe driving"SPEED KILLS" also applies to bullets. That faster 10mm round blew that clay every which way.
I vote those same two loads in a water jug penetration test at 7 to 10 yards. Love the clay videos, they truly show the initial wound cavity of a given round.
That 10mm is a beast. Both are great guns, awesome video as always.
Either one is deadly. For the retooling, resupplying, new gun cost and all that goes along with it, I will stick to my 1911 in .45ACP thank you.
Years ago I was on the list to buy one of the first Bren Ten pistols as pushed by Jeff Cooper. But after a year of waiting for magazines, I got my money back.
Shame, you’d be sitting on a gold mine. Nowadays they are selling upwards of 10k
If i was hunting i would always pick the 10mm for home defense the great old 45.
Kinda neat how much of the clay squirts back at you. I'm a fan of the XTP projectile. Ever think of trying to catch the bullets after going thru the clay?
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Far out! Great video, love Mr. Clay.
Love my 1911!! And my second carry is a Judge....45 long colt. Both old and slow but will most definitely get the job done!!!
WTW always enjoy your videos. When I saw you look up after the 10mm
shot I knew it was catastrophic, but .45 acp also a good choice. Thanks
Heavy Metal we appreciate you too.
What I do know about the 45 acp is that if you look closely,you can actually see the bullet leave the barrel and travel down range. The hollow point starts as a small hole and mushroom's out the back like a pyramid. At least thats the way my hand load's performed,kind of like a double tap whammy all in 1 round.
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Great video! I love a 10mm. Such an awesome round. I carry several 10mm Glocks and would love to see a test between a Glock 20 and Glock 29. I was wondering how much power you loose going to the shorter barrel on the Glock 29. The G29 is a handful and I believe it would still be an effective round.
I shoot both a lot and love to reload both. 230 grain hp in a standard 45acp pressure is hap hazzard as far as its expansion reliability. Drop the weight of the 45 to 185 and youll get far better expansion reliability, and in the 1000 to 1100 fps in terms of speed(without having to go +p). Or if youre really wanting to jump up the 45s fps, they make the 45 bullets in 165 grain jhp and that will really increase the speed (about 1200fps). Yeah, youll be pretty close to these 10mm at that point and still with a slightly heavier projectile. So for the 45acp guys out there.....just reload. Its not an anemic round at all. Its just a big ass chunk and going to go slower unless you drop the weight of the projectile so you can increase speed safely. Just look at what a 230 grain 10mm travels at. Still faster than these 45s in the video, but not near 500fps faster. More like 100 to 150 in my tests.
Well said, I'd love to see the 45 ACP firing a 165 grain JHP. Now that would have been a comparison.
Why not just get 10mm problem solved?
10mm was definitely more impressive vs the clay blocks! Great video! 👍
I might go shoot 10mm and then try the 45. Great video. Thank you and God bless you and your family. 🤠😁🤠
I have both calibers myself. love them both. nice video
Thank you 😊 for the educational video 👍
Love the 10mm just from watching the videos thanks for making all these videos man love them i watch every episode keep up the good work man if you ever get the chance i would love to see a full dedicated video comparison of 10mm vs. 7.5 fk bruno paper plates clay water jugs ballistics gel with different types of bullets anything you could think of would be a deadly video anyway thanks man
Whotee done a video a while back the 7.5 won but if he had got the liberty ammo copper bullets for the 10 it would be about even
Awesome video WTW! Complete devastation! Thanks fir sharing brother!🤘🏽🇺🇸👊🏽
I've been looking heavily into both of these rounds and I've basically found that for personal protection of lighterweight 4 legged predators and for 2 legged predators, 45 acp is the better option because of cost and lack of overpenetration. For anything bigger or tougher than that the 10mm will be a better option.
I just found this 7 months after it was posted. Interesting video. Would like to see a similar comparison where bullet weights are closer. However, from this video, it seems more like that the .45 will expend more of its energy on your intended target rather than cause collateral damage after exiting the target. Do you have any thoughts on this that would either confirm or possibly disprove my thought process? Thanks!
Preference-10mm = higher velocity + more hitting power over longer distance. Keep up the good vids!
Thanks for this video i want a 1911 6 in slide was trying to decide be tween 45 and 10 mm for deer hunting I'm going 10 mm.
Hi Mark, In many states, a handgun must have a 6" barrel & produce a minimum of 500 foot pounds of energy. 9mm & 45acp come close, but no cigar. You can special order a 6" barrel or get a muzzle brake that attaches to the barrel - then it's legal. Check your states laws before going afield.
That used to be the case in NC but not anymore.
I just got a 1911 10mm. Love it yeah its definitely a man's gun for sure brother. I don't carry just for Home D and range. I think it's got more kick then a 45. Powerful and fun to shoot like anything else. Great video brother
That's awesome! I wasn't expecting that.
Liked the 10mm!! But I’ll stick to my 45 because the ammo is easier found
Seriously? Cant find 45 anywhere up here, meanwhile plenty of 10mm since not many own that caliber
I can get 10mm for less than I can get 45ACP.
I think it’s crazy how in certain parts of the country you can find certain ammo vs other.
I haven’t seen 10mm in GA since maybe November
@@bertnichols6335 come up to SC. PSA has mega sh!t loads. But order online. They will only let you buy one box at a time while in store.
Another good test! I thought the 10mm was it back in the day; I think it still is! Not many people can handle it though. The newer 10mm carbines, of any brand, are heavy hitters.
Whenever I hear 45 acp I think Thompson submachine gun
Love the 10MM. I load my own and when I want blazing speeds I use a 165gr HP and when I want to go heavy I usually load 180 to 200gr.
New Starline brass every single time. Usually with maximum loadings I can push the 165gr bullets to around 1525 FPS and the 200gr around 1225. 180gr seems to be the halfway mark around 1350 FPS. The 165's produce less felt recoil while the 200's are a handful.
That was an awesome video !
Crazy difference 😜, Don't have 10mm, but I want that Hornady 45+p. Thanks
Why?
Even 45+p is not as powerful as 10mm.
@@warriorwarrior6999 Warrior I did get a 10mm pistol i could afford. Works for me Tanfoglio Witness. I'm good .
Barnes TAC-XPD 45ACP+P 185gr solid copper projectile that does 1,000fps...
EDC should be the one that is comfortable enough to wear EVERYWHERE, able to access rapidly, able to hit MULTIPLE targets MULTIPLE times in the shortest time. Hits with a 22lr are more likely to stop an assault than misses from the 500 S&W. One should carry enough to put 3 HITS on 3 moving targets. Few handguns will make one shot stops with toro hits. When one observes how a deer or pig runs after being shot in a non-CNS area, the time it takes it to expire can be transferred to the time an attacker can still be doing mayhem to YOU. The 500 with its 5 shot capacity really makes it tough to fulfill that test, whereas the autos that hold 7+ give a bit more "wiggle room" with faster reloads. Using a lighter bullet in either the 45ACP or 10mm will reduce recoil which allows faster followup shots. Man may have been created from clay, but is not clay anymore.
That said, it was "a really fun video".
Loved that comment in the beginning about a man's gun I carry a Springfield 1911 in 10mm with underwood 200 grain hollow points
Great content as always.
Great video. Kind of surprised me. I thought in that sized clay block, the 45 would do a big power dump and best the much stronger 10mm with a lighter bullet that I thought would have less of a power dump. I was wrong. Both rounds performed well but even that lighter 10mm rocked the concert and took the prize.
Great video! Looks like 10mm caused more damage, but, I'll stick with the "old, slow and fat" 45ACP. It's been around for much longer.
Both are awesome!
Baddies aren't made of clay and 45 Super exists.
45 is the most useless round. The 230g going 888 fps is producing 402 ft lbs of energy. The 10mm is making 627. The 45 has the least amount of capacity, least accurate at longer ranges, heavy to carry, and most expensive.
@@frankcastle9691 I have 45 acp's at 600ft lbs....What's your point Mr. Punisher Sir? Lmao.
@@mizzoupatriot8814 that 45 is an impractical round. Low velocity, low capacity, low accuracy at longer distances. My 357 sig with a 125g bullets goes 1500 fps and has 624 lbs of energy. My point is 45 acp is an old out dated round.
I love clay videos! Nice!
Two of my all time favorite rounds!
The 10mm had 49.6% more impact energy and 3.7 % more momentum than the 45 at the muzzle. Your test distance was only a few yards so effectively still in that ballpark. A light fast bullet is always going to dump energy rapidly and make a dramatic impact. I suspect if you needed penetration the 45 would do better, however a light bullet in the 45 would be pretty dramatic on the clay. Nice fun video as usual, but take care of your eyes at that distance on exploding clay.
Wrong....
Don't use Hornady after last week's disclosure about their Corona-mandatory employment practices. Anyway you could present this interesting video with different ammo brands? I'll check back occasionally to see. Salutations!
They recanted that memo just a few days afterwards. You need to gt caught up to speed on the news.
@@denisdegamon8224 actually the government just mandated coivd vaccines or weekly testing for all companies over 100 employees by jan. 4th
@@joshp7819 mandate by the government is not law. It is also is totally unconstitutional. It violates HIPA, the fourth and 14th ammendment.
Good luck enforcing.
@@denisdegamon8224 so you are telling me that I don’t have to vaccinate my kids to go to school ?
@@pitbull5629 Yes. People can get exemptions for their kids. Plenty of kids in public schools aren't vaccinated or aren't fully vaccinated.
Both damn good rounds, 10mm does it for me for the sheer amount of damage it can deal combined with its higher capacity. Also it's generally cheaper, from what I've seen. However, the .45ACP is already a powerful-ass cartridge and boasts a heavier bullet, and as such you shouldn't have to worry about overpenetration with it. On top of that, it's much more controllable thanks to its lighter recoil.
As far as bang for your buck (NPI) is concerned, the 10mm wins for its sheer amount of power and capacity, but that also comes with higher recoil. For more human-populated areas, the .45ACP I think is just in the sweet-spot of being good enough and wouldn't be overkill (possibly literally).
I carry my Glock 20 concealed every day in Phoenix. I love my 10mm, I feel very comfortable with 16 rounds and a couple extra mags of 10mm on me, it’s also good for taking camping and can be used for hunting! Very versatile gun/cartridge.
Yes I love 10mm thank you 😊
That 10 mm did way more damage, but I'll stick with the heavy and slow 45 ACP.
Same, sadly baddies aren't made of clay.
Trust me, the animal or bad guy will never know the difference. The .45 has had a stellar reputation for more than a hundred years. If it was as bad as some say it wouldn't have been in service past WW I. Many companies are still turning them out and both special ops and swat teams still use them.
For real, there is some nice “slow” SD ammo that opens up to 1.00” and pens about 14”… that’s some serious damage!
I'll stick with the .45 just as well. Just because I'm american & I dislike the metric system.
@@bobgordon1754 we American started fighting after the war started so what’s your point? Doesn’t matter
Wow. Great video!!
Thanks for watching James
I love both calibers personally. I used to carry a Glock Gen3 in 45acp. Loved that gun but when ammo prices shot up a few years ago I had to sell it and get a 9mm Springfield Armory XDS. Because I simply couldn't afford to train with the 45acp and I'm a firm believer that you have to train with your carry guns and any other guns you own. As most people know shooting is a perishable skill and if you're not training you are just putting yourself and others at risk if you can't hit what you're aiming at.
Great vid, but, this compared a "heavy for caliber" .45 round against a "light for caliber" 10 mm round. I think the .45 would have picked up a bit more energy in a 185 grain loading and closed the gap a little. That being said, 10mm is superior for sure either way anyhow, and I need one in my life lol
Using what I can find 🤷♂️
Sorry that I missed the premier. I just bought a 10 mm not long ago for the power of the round and the double stack capability. I still love the 45 acp, but having 8 rounds verse 14 is a big difference. I got it mainly for carrying around in the boar hog infested wood that I hunt.
My XD45 holds 13+1. More pleasant to shoot than 10mm.
10mm is awesome though.
@@No1JetDoc Thanks, I wasn't even aware of a double stack 45. I'll have to look into that one. Thanks for the info.
You know, now that I think of it I got a Taurus in 45 acp and I think it is a double stack. It's one that I got from my step-father because he has Alzheimer's and needed to offload a lot of his guns. I gave my mother about $3k to help cover the cost of several guns and this is one of the guns that I got. I haven't even fired it.
You the man. Thank you for the video. Because of this no need to be dead center just off center is enough
Missed it last night...another awesome clay block video. Always wanted a 45 now I want a 10mm...too.
Thanks for watching Mark!