10mm Pistol

[BionicMan]

I've been kicking around the idea of a 10mm for a range toy recently and I was curious if anyone here has owned any of the below pistols. If so, any feedback would be appreciated. I'm also up for other suggestions I may have overlooked. All metal, 10mm, and a nice trigger are the only requirements. Thanks!

Dan Wesson RZ-10

Dan Wesson Bruin

Sig Sauer P220-10 SAO

EAA Witness Elite Match

Kimber Custom TLE II

STI Perfect 10

[DucatiRon]

I got a Kimber Stainless Target II in 10mm. Absolutely love it. Have about 5k rounds through it so far. My G20 and G29 also get a steady diet of rounds. The Kimber and G20 go to IDPA shoots twice a month. Yet to have any type of failure.

[Hodgie]

I have owned a Kimber Custom TLE RL II for 7 years now and while it is in .45 acp it's been one of the best pistols I have ever owned. It's a pleasure to shoot, made very well the finish still looks excellent and I can honestly say I've never had a single failure with it. I've owned and still own many hand guns of all different types and calibers and this one is in my top 3 favorites. I would like to one day own an EAA witnesses elite II as they are extremely nice pistols.

[Tailspin]

I have a Dan Wesson RZ-10 and a colt Delta Elite. Both have been great. The fit and finish is a little nicer on the RZ-10 but the price tag reflects it. If I was only going to have one 10mm it would probably be the Colt just for the history and it's one of the guns the kept the 10mm alive.

[BionicMan]

Thanks for the feedback, guys.

[Beardog]

Two to check out not on your list;

Sig 1911 Tac Ops -10mm
https://www.sigsauer.com/store/1911-...full-size.html

I own this gun in .45 and it is a very fine gun.Highly recommend it. Its very accurate and with the front and rear grip checkering and the G10 grips I added provides a very positive grip, That and the weight combined I would think would help make it a real nice shooter in the more powerful 10mm.


ROCK ULTRA FS HC - 10MM
http://armscor.com/firearms/rock-ser...ra-fs-hc-10mm/

No personal knowledge of this one... but have heard a lot of real positive things about RIA.
I ran across a listing for this gun a few weeks ago and it really peaked my interest. With all the features, 16+1 cap. adjustable rear sight with a F.O. front, mag well, etc. Seems it would make a great range toy. The price if I remember right was only right around $600 or so!
I have no real need for a 10mm, other than I don't have one yet LOL, but if I ever find one of these in a shop or show and like it, it may have to come home with me.

[BionicMan]

Two to check out not on your list;

Sig 1911 Tac Ops -10mm
https://www.sigsauer.com/store/1911-...full-size.html

I own this gun in .45 and it is a very fine gun.Highly recommend it. Its very accurate and with the front and rear grip checkering and the G10 grips I added provides a very positive grip, That and the weight combined I would think would help make it a real nice shooter in the more powerful 10mm . . .

VERY interesting . . . having owned 6 Sigs, I'm rather ashamed to say I didn't realize that they sold the TACOPS in 10mm. I thought it was just .45 and .357 Sig. I'll certainly have to add this to my list of possibilities. Thanks for the info!

[saleen322]

I have a Sig P220 SAO in 10mm. Best case support I have seen and "lights out" accurate.

[4tun8]

My dad has a Colt Delta Elite and it feels great, accurate and comfortable to shoot.

I have a Rock Island 1911 10mm. The grips are a little rough but managable, accurate and reliable.

[BionicMan]

Thanks for the continued feedback, guys.

I have a Sig P220 SAO in 10mm. Best case support I have seen and "lights out" accurate.

What do you think of the trigger on this? I've read a few reviews complaining that it was too heavy for a SAO trigger at 5-6lbs. Personally, I'd prefer to have a crisp 3.5-4lb pull . . . which might be as simple as swapping in a lighter weight hammer spring. I've done this on my other Sigs with success.