Once you get your 10-millimeter, you're going to need some ammo.

So Mike McNett from Double-Tap ammo, he's kind of an expert on 10-millimeter.

It's going to be talking with us right now.

Don't forget, though, to go check out the, what I think is a beautiful pistol, the GT10.

Go to duriesguns.com. It's Tom Gresham's Gun Talk, where all the women are fast, all the men are accurate, and all the children are aware of their muscles.

All right, welcome again to Gun Talk.

Tom Gresham here.

Our number is 866, 825-5-4-86, or just die one Tom Talk guns.

And that'll get you in here.

We're talking about the GT-10, the new 1911 pistol, 1911, of course, being the flat-sided,

people call it the Colt 45, it was invented by John Browning, it was adopted by the United States

military as its official sidearm in the year, 1911, hence the name of the pistol, 1911.

Next year it will be 100 years old.

And just as an idea on a lark, I said, you know, would it be neat to have a 1911 and 10

millimeter?

Now, there have been 10 millimeter 1911 made in the past.

You can go out and buy one right now from some of these custom makers for $3,500, $3,500.

We came up with one that it's really a carry gun.

It certainly can be used for hunting, and I intend to do that.

Certainly would work very well for self-defense against critters in the woods,

and a lot of people will carry it for that.

It's just got a lot of interesting features if you want to go take a look at it because

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