Blog

Bryant Ridge's AnalysisThe Smith & Wesson Model 610 is a notable double-action revolver, distinguished by its chambering for the potent 10mm Auto cartridge. This six-shot revolver was originally introduced in 1990, manufactured on the robust N-frame—a framework akin to that used for the .44 Magnum Model 29 and the .357 Magnum Model 27/28. Its stainless steel finish and 5-inch barrel lend it both durability and precision. The revolver features a 1/8" pinned serrated ramp front sight paired wi …

Bryant Ridge's AnalysisThe Sig Sauer P220 10mm is a robust pistol, built with a stainless steel frame and plenty of steel where it is needed. The rails run the full length of the frame for strength and accuracy. Unlike many popular pistols on the market, the trigger, sights, and magazine release are all made of steel. The sights are the three-dot SigLite tritium night sights for great visibility in any lighting condition, even total darkness. This pistol is not built to be the lightest 10mm Auto …

Bryant Ridge's AnalysisPrioritizing ergonomics and performance, the Sig Sauer® P320-XTEN Full-Size Optics-Ready Semi-Auto Pistol is chambered in the large 10mm. The newly designed polymer grip features a slimming design, solid grip, and an enlarged beavertail with a high-tang grip. The high, undercut trigger guard provides a lower bore axis for better recoil management, which is especially beneficial when shooting 10mm. The XTEN features an angle cut down the length of the slide and enhanced coc …

Bryant Ridge's AnalysisIAI Javelina pistols are pretty much a copy of Colt’s 1911 design, with a flat serrated mainspring housing, left side slide stop and thumb safety, and grip safety, but with the addition of a rear adjustable sight and skeletonized trigger with over-travel adjustment. The 10mm was designed by Col. Jeff Cooper to be more powerful and flatter shooting than the .45 ACP. It is primarily used for rural law enforcement, personal defense and hunting. Until the FBI’s request, it had …