10 mm Auto || .401 | 175gr | LEE Mold 401-145-TC
Load data for 15 loads in caliber 10 mm Auto with .401 | 175gr | LEE Mold 401-145-TC bullet including underlying parameters such as bullet length, cartridge length and case capacity.
Product number: LID_B3286_C1281
| Caliber: | 10 mm Auto |
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| Propellant: | ADI AP 100, Alliant POWER PISTOL, Alliant UNIQUE, Maxam CSB 1, Maxam CSB 2, ReloadSwiss RS 20, ReloadSwiss RS 24, Rottweil P 805, Rottweil P 806, SNPE Vectan A0, SNPE Vectan BA7 1/2, Vihtavuori 3N37, Vihtavuori 3N38, Vihtavuori N340, Vihtavuori N350 |
| Bullet Weight: | 175 gr | 11.3 g |
| Bullet Diameter: | 0.401 '' | 10.19 mm |
| Primer Size: | Large Pistol (LP) |
| Bullet Length: | 0.58 '' | 14.7 mm |
| Case Length (l3): | 0.99 '' | 25.1 mm |
| Cartridge Length / OAL: | 1.24 '' | 31.5 mm |
| Seated Depth: | 0.33 '' | 8.3 mm |
| Case Capacity: | 25.4 Grains of Water | 1.65 cm3 |
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The Lee reloading business began in the home workshop of Richard Lee in 1958 with the invention of the famous Lee Loader for shotgun shells. Lee Loaders, for rifle and pistol ammunition, were invented in the early sixties. These highly effective and economical tools introduced over one and a half million shooters to reloading.
The seventies saw the first lathe turned aluminum bullet molds along with melters and sizers. These make casting bullets easy and more precise than ever before possible. The molds are so precise that most Lee bullets do not require sizing. Toward the mid decade, the enormously popular Lee Load-All for shotgun shells was invented.