DW “Elite Series” Titan in 10mm...

[wilcam47]

MSRP $3,829.00!! yikes...looks nice but way out of my price range.

http://cz-usa.com/product/dw-elite-series-titan-10mm-black-adj-tritium-sights-rail-13-rd-mags/

 

[knastera]

Way out of weight range too. It weighs three pounds empty.


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[wilcam47]

they should have at least used titanium 3lbs is heavy sucker for a pistol!

 

[swinokur]

I had an RZ 10. that's as rich as I can go

 

[photoracer]

You want a heavy gun for a hot load. Or maybe it should come with some kind of carry compensator.

 

[knastera]

You want a heavy gun for a hot load. Or maybe it should come with some kind of carry compensator.

I've handled a Glock 20c, and it wasn't unreasonably heavy. Heck, even a bulky monster Hi-Point .45 only weighs 34 oz. The CZ weighs 48.


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[J.T]

Double stack 10mm... Thats a big bitch

 

[jimbobborg]

I've handled a Glock 19c, and it wasn't unreasonably heavy. Heck, even a bulky monster Hi-Point .45 only weighs 34 oz. The CZ weighs 48.

Yes. You'll appreciate the weight when you shoot a man's caliber.

Once I get my Para back, the barrel will be reamed to 10mm

 

[Magnumite]

I've been accumulating parts to build a 10mm, have most of what I need now. I plan to use the first 9mm I built as the foundation with 10mm the primary caliber so the outer finish will be to that upper and caliber. I plan to fit a 40 S&W barrel to the 10's slide and maybe keep the 9mm upper as a caliber conversion. Recoil systems, extractors, mainspring housings (for mainspring changes) and magazines will be specific to each caliber.

I'll start it once I get the 9mm I am presently building completed and some small projects done. The present build is 9mm Kimber upper as primary caliber and 38 Super (switch barrel and bushing) as secondary caliber.

I did try a 40 S&W case on that Kimber 9mm slide...it works. Hmmmm...

 

[knastera]

Yes. You'll appreciate the weight when you shoot a man's caliber.



Once I get my Para back, the barrel will be reamed to 10mm

My go-to guns are a Glock 23Gen4 (.40 S&W), a Rossi R971 (.357 Magnum) and a Taurus PT1911 (.45 ACP). What is manly about those is not the caliber or muzzle velocity, but the fact I can reliably make 20 yard head shots with each of them. If we follow the biggest bang = manly caliber line of thinking, then to a Desert Eagle owner, you and I would both be pansies.


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[Bikebreath]

Tried out a friends Kimber in 460 Rowland over last weekend. Not sure what it weighed, but 3-4 pounds more would have been nice.

 

[jimbobborg]

My go-to guns are a Glock 23Gen4 (.40 S&W), a Rossi R971 (.357 Magnum) and a Taurus PT1911 (.45 ACP). What is manly about those is not the caliber or muzzle velocity, but the fact I can reliably make 20 yard head shots with each of them. If we follow the biggest bang = manly caliber line of thinking, then to a Desert Eagle owner, you and I would both be pansies.

The Desert Eagle is available in .357 Magnum, .44 Magnum, and 50 Action Express. The 44 and the 50 are about the same muzzle energy. My .45 Colt loads match them, the 10mm loads have a bit more oomph than the .357.

 

[davsco]

The Desert Eagle is available in .357 Magnum, .44 Magnum, and 50 Action Express. The 44 and the 50 are about the same muzzle energy. My .45 Colt loads match them, the 10mm loads have a bit more oomph than the .357.

huh? the 44 = the 50? no freakin way. my one bil has the des eagle in 50 and that thing is just WAY too much. it's too big to hold onto (i guess with my girlish hands and all...), and with the 50 kick it just about hits me in the forehead after each shot.

 

[jimbobborg]

Buffalo Bore makes a 44 Mag round that matches 50 AE ballistics. I'm sure there are others. I wouldn't shoot them in a S&W revolver, I'd use a Ruger Super Redhawk for those loads.