Team Never Quit 125gr Frangible HP

[Intercooler]

Cabela's finally delivered!

[4949shooter]

Awesome! Looking forward to your report.

[4949shooter]

I was hoping you would test these over the weekend. Must be too busy BBQ'ing hamburgers and hot dogs!

The weather has been good for it.

[Intercooler]

I think I might load up this morning and check them out.

[Intercooler]

EAA Elite Limited 4.75" 1518, 1495. Average = 1506.5 FPS/ 630 LBS
EAA Super Match 6" 1539, 1566. Average = 1552.5 FPS/ 669 LBS

[Intercooler]

 Ran some PBR 200 FMJ's out of the Super Match too.

1341, 1349. Average = 1345 FPS/ 804 LBS

[4949shooter]

I thought I liked this load. Thanks for the information.

[Pumpkinheaver]

Looks like the same projectile American used to load I their.40 frangible ammo.

[Hamopr]

Guys, I hate to drag a really old thread back to life but after shooting 20 rounds of Team Never Quit 125 Grain frangible today I have to admit I'm impressed,

I was at an indoor range trying out a new Ruger SR1911 and firing the usual PPU and Sig factory ammo to get an idea of how it would handle. The first 10 rounds of TNQ was almost a single hole at 7 yards, had two flyers which were likely the shooter and not the gun or ammo.

Looking at the older tests above I am wondering if this would be good SD ammo. Any gel tests on this?

[sqlbullet]

My google-foo didn't turn up any tests on this specific frangible load.  But I did find this choppinblock video on another 125 grain frangible round from sinterfire:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRxDxyw-sxM

About what I would expect from frangible ammo.  Doesn't make minimum penetration and doesn't hold together.  Most like result is a very messy flesh would.  I would expect the TNQ to be similar.

Good varmint medicine though.  And the accuracy will really help with small varmint targets.

[Intercooler]

How about the Barnes 125?

[4949shooter]

The TNQ load feels like Underwood .357 Sig ammo to me. Could b a bit hotter in 10mm but still not a bad load.