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Will factory 10mm fit in an ETM?
#1
Posted 29 June 2009 - 06:32 AM
Simple question, at least I think it is. Does anyone know if factory 180gr 10mm will fit in a Wilson ETM?
On Brian's main page, he lists fitment as .45, .40, and .357sig ... but if you click through the "more info" link, it lists .45, .40, and 10mm.
Inquiring minds want to know =)
On Brian's main page, he lists fitment as .45, .40, and .357sig ... but if you click through the "more info" link, it lists .45, .40, and 10mm.
Inquiring minds want to know =)
#2
Posted 29 June 2009 - 09:43 AM
A factory 10 will fit in a 10mm single column magazine, but not in a 40S&W single column magazine. The 40S&W mag has a spacer in the rear, because a factory 40S&W round is too short for the 1911 design, thus the spacer. The same thing applies to 38 super vs 9mm.
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#3
Posted 29 June 2009 - 11:26 AM
Steve J, on Jun 29 2009, 12:43 PM, said:
A factory 10 will fit in a 10mm single column magazine, but not in a 40S&W single column magazine. The 40S&W mag has a spacer in the rear, because a factory 40S&W round is too short for the 1911 design, thus the spacer. The same thing applies to 38 super vs 9mm.
I get that, but my question was whether using Wilson ETMs (which are made for .45 ACP) will work in a 10mm gun. Interestingly, Wilson's own 47NX (their .40 specific mag) doesn't have the spacer at the rear.
Brian had told me over the phone that Wilson ETMs work great in a .40 (he neglected to mention that that's only true if you load them to a greater OAL, which isn't possible in my case since I don't reload) so I bought 3. The gun I had originally bought them for is on its way back to the manufacturer to get the barrel reamed for 10mm (long story) and I'd like to know if I can use these ETMs as 10mm mags.
Billy Ng
#4
Posted 29 June 2009 - 11:59 AM
Billy Ng, on Jun 29 2009, 12:26 PM, said:
Steve J, on Jun 29 2009, 12:43 PM, said:
A factory 10 will fit in a 10mm single column magazine, but not in a 40S&W single column magazine. The 40S&W mag has a spacer in the rear, because a factory 40S&W round is too short for the 1911 design, thus the spacer. The same thing applies to 38 super vs 9mm.
I get that, but my question was whether using Wilson ETMs (which are made for .45 ACP) will work in a 10mm gun. Interestingly, Wilson's own 47NX (their .40 specific mag) doesn't have the spacer at the rear.
Brian had told me over the phone that Wilson ETMs work great in a .40 (he neglected to mention that that's only true if you load them to a greater OAL, which isn't possible in my case since I don't reload) so I bought 3. The gun I had originally bought them for is on its way back to the manufacturer to get the barrel reamed for 10mm (long story) and I'd like to know if I can use these ETMs as 10mm mags.
Billy Ng
It should work. I don't have any ETM's here, but I just loaded some factory 10mm 180gr FMJ ammo into a Wilson 47D and they fit fine....that same mag works fine in a .40SS gun with .40 long as well. R,
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#5
Posted 29 June 2009 - 12:10 PM
If you don't have a .45 and need the ETMs for that just buy the 10mm wilsons.
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#6
Posted 29 June 2009 - 12:32 PM
steel1212, on Jun 29 2009, 03:10 PM, said:
If you don't have a .45 and need the ETMs for that just buy the 10mm wilsons.
I would, but I'm sitting here with the ETMs on the desk next to me right now. I could go and lose some cash reselling them, but before I did that I'd like to see if they'll work.
I have neither the gun (on its way to the manufacturer as I write this) nor any 10mm ammo, so you guys are my best source of info =)
Billy Ng
#7
Posted 29 June 2009 - 02:39 PM
Billy Ng, on Jun 29 2009, 03:32 PM, said:
steel1212, on Jun 29 2009, 03:10 PM, said:
If you don't have a .45 and need the ETMs for that just buy the 10mm wilsons.
I would, but I'm sitting here with the ETMs on the desk next to me right now. I could go and lose some cash reselling them, but before I did that I'd like to see if they'll work.
I have neither the gun (on its way to the manufacturer as I write this) nor any 10mm ammo, so you guys are my best source of info =)
Billy Ng
Only one way to find out. I know my .40s don't like .45 mags. I know a lot of people who use .45 mags to run .40s though. In any case don't settle on a mag just because you have a bunch of them. If they don't work in your gun try another brand. Nothing kills a SS score like mags that a gun doesn't like. Now its not to say the mags are bad, or the gun is bad, just that the 2 don't work well together for some reason.
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Corey Estill
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IDPA: A26629
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DVC is a three legged stool. Remove one leg and you're just left with a pile of sticks.
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IDPA: A26629
My youtube videos
DVC is a three legged stool. Remove one leg and you're just left with a pile of sticks.
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