Any 10mm for deer rumors out there?

[teddy12b]

From time to time the rumor of a 10mm being legal for IN deer hunting comes up. I was just wondering if there was anything fresh out there on the topic. I'm thinking of selling my glock 10mm to fund another project so I'd really like to know if there was any chance that it could become a legal deer caliber in IN before I go selling it off and regretting it later.

 

[shibumiseeker]

Not likely the next year or two.

But I guarantee if you sell it you'll regret it

 

[teddy12b]

Not likely the next year or two.

But I guarantee if you sell it you'll regret it

Yeah I know. The problem is that I just don't get out and shoot pistols much anymore. We have two small children and one on the way so my range time isn't going to be what it was going into the future. I was thinking about selling just because I don't get out and use it as much. I know in the long run I will regret selling it.

 

[shibumiseeker]

Yeah I know. The problem is that I just don't get out and shoot pistols much anymore. We have two small children and one on the way so my range time isn't going to be what it was going into the future. I was thinking about selling just because I don't get out and use it as much. I know in the long run I will regret selling it.

Well depending on what you ask when you do decide to sell it I may be interested, I have 2 and am building a long-slide version. I hands down love the G20.

 

[Hookeye]

10mm Magnum is deer legal, bud had his Smith 610 opened up.

 

[hammer24]

Edit:
10mm magnum looks pretty BA.

 

[grizman]

Minimum case length is currently 1.16". 10 mm mag doesn't quite measure up at only .992 ". So, 10 mm is NOT deer legal, and I really don't see that changing any time soon. At least not in the state of Indiana. See below in Legal equip.

http://www.in.gov/dnr/fishwild/files/fw-deerhuntguide.pdf

The 10mm Magnum is a different cartridge than the 10mm, it has a case length of 1.298" making it legal in this state.

10mmMagnum

 

[hammer24]

The 10mm Magnum is a different cartridge than the 10mm, it has a case length of 1.298" making it legal in this state.

AHHH, my apologies. Thanks for setting me straight.

 

[45fan]

While not Indiana legal, it should be quite sufficient if the regulations ever change ( and they do that all the time). Besides That, as long as you enjoy it, its worth holding on to, if you sell it now, the price will only go up on guns, so it will cost you even more to buy another later on when your children grow up enough to allow you (and them) more range time.

 

[grizman]

AHHH, my apologies. Thanks for setting me straight.

It is an obscure cartridge.