Speer delivers new Gold Dot 10mm Auto load to Gold Dot line
The Gold Dot series now offers a 10mm Auto load. (Photo: Speer)
Speer Ammunition adds to its ammo inventory launching the 10mm Auto 200-grain personal defense load. The “power-packed” 10mm load was created for optimal self-defense performance.
With ballistics similar to that of .40 S&W, the 200-grain load features a bullet utilizing Speer’s Uni-Cor method. The method bonds the jacket to the core one molecule at a time, ensuring that the core and jacket stay together for a precise hollow point.
The 10mm Auto load is accurate and durable in addition to delivering consistently though all common barriers, according to Speer. The company said the 10mm Auto joins the already successful Gold Dot series.
“Speer Gold Dot ammunition’s reliability has made it the No. 1 choice for law enforcement. The brand offers the same performance for self-defense with the addition of a powerful 10mm Auto load that takes advantage of the cartridge’s capability,” Speer said in a press release.
The load is currently shipping to ammunition dealers with a MSRP of $34.
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