10MM SCS® TUI® - 125Gr Ammo

Used this round this morning on a boar. Upon impact I saw and heard all the air escape from the boars lungs. Immediately fell down and started flopping and squealing.

In my opinion the 10mm TUI 125gr is the absolute best ammunition for self-defense on the market. Consider the FBI Handgun Wounding Factors and Effectiveness statements: "too little penetration will get you killed." “Any bullet which will not penetrate through vital organs from less than optimal angles is not acceptable.” Glock-29 with a 3.78-inch barrel the velocity is 1583 fps at 695 ft-lbs. This is more energy than a 357 magnum 125gr 1450 fps at 584 ft-lbs. with a 4-inch barrel, a proven man stopper for police. I have switched to Fort Scott 10mm TUI in my carry Glock-29 and home defense pistol with a 4.75” barrel. Thanks for this bullet design and using solid copper. My ramps will load the chamber at 100%. I feel much safer using TUI and stopping the threat.

The Fort Scott munitions ammo, is nothing short of state of the art . I own a 10mm auto pistol the Springfield Armory Ro Elite Operator. The Fort Scott 10mm gives my 10mm; the power of 44 magnum velocity. This truly is bad ass ammo.

Not only do I use the 9/40/45 products that FSM offers, I couldn't help myself not to try a few boxes of 10mm. I LOVE this stuff. Less felt recoil than comparable lead ammo IMO and 10x the fun. Hard to describe, buy it and find out for yourself. When I take my bike trip in Alaska, this will be what I carry.

Fired from a very early production Delta Elite (1987).
Fired into two 2X4’s nailed together from about 25 feet. Prior to shooting with 10mm the wood was shot with .22LR and a few 5.56X45. This round did much greater damage than 5.56. The wood was blown apart.
Had a friend who had never fired a 10mm fire off a few rounds. The first was a Buffalo Bore 180g followed by a Sig 180g then these spun copper things. His impression was these had greater kick but not by much followed by offering to give my Colt a good home.
I have fires so many rounds I don’t even notice recoil but I sure do notice sound. These spun copper are much louder than either of the others. This was followed by a standard testing method, shooting the farm pond. These made a huge splash!
Still not switching to these for self defense but will be buying more for greater evaluation but think these will be added to my mix. I load 2 hollow points, 2 solid penetrators then alternate. These will be evaluated for adding to the rotation.