What is the most frangible bullet you have found for the 10mm between 130-160grs.? Thanks.

You've been in the sun too long...

Meaning?

It is his way of saying, " HI! There's not a bit of difference between Sierra, Hornady, Speer, etc. for the purpose of shooting varmints with a 10mm pistol or carbine or rifle. The varmint will not be able to tell which bullet hit him."

I just have not had a chance to to test the various bullets available to see which ones are the most fragile. I would prefer to use the lightest weights for higher velocity. I will be shooting mostly praire dogs with some coyotes thrown in. Shots are often distant and any expansion is appreciated.

Of all the hollowpoints out there, I like the Gold Dots. I just like them for aesthetic reasons.

My second pick would be the Winchester Silvertip, again for aesthetics.

If you shoot a coyote with a silvertip, then you can pretend that he was a warewolf or something

When time permits I will perform tests using wetpack and then varmints. I was just hoping that someone else already found out. Accuracy is the 1st priority with rapid expansion next.

heh.. too bad nosler doesn't make a "heavy hundgun bt bullet" for the 10mm...

talk about frangible

best I found are nosler 135's

I've been looking at them. Have you found them to open fast and shoot well? I was leaning toward the 155gr. Gold Dot but for no other reason than it looks like an opener with that big hole. I have not tried Nosler handgun bullets yet. No reason. I have been a diehard fan of the BT since it came out. Have tested many 1000s on varmints with complete satisfaction.