Hornady LEVERevolution FTX rifle ammunition in 10mm Auto brings lever-gun and revolver shooters a genuinely novel advantage: Flex Tip (FTX) bullet technology that's safe for tubular magazines while delivering flat-shooting, hard-hitting terminal performance. This 150-grain load pushes 1220 fps and represents a real shift in how centerfire handgun ammo can perform in platform-specific designs. If you're running a 10mm lever action or modern revolver and want to move beyond flat-point conventionality, this is worth a close look.

The core innovation here is Hornady's patented Flex Tip design. That elastomer tip does double duty: it won't detonate on magazine springs in tubular setups (a critical safety feature for lever guns), but it still generates the ballistic coefficient and velocity boost that flatter trajectories demand. The engineering means you get meaningful velocity increases over traditional flat-point 10mm loads without compromising the reliability that tubular-magazine systems require.

Modern propellants keep this load running at conventional pressures, which translates to consistent velocity, tighter shot groups, and retained downrange energy. Twenty rounds per box gives you a practical quantity for range sessions, hunting trips, or testing how your specific rifle or revolver cycles the load. One note: Hornady flags that some guns—especially older lever actions—may benefit from a modern magazine follower to run the last round smoothly; worth checking your manual if you're feeding from a tube.

Hornady LEVERevolution FTX rifle ammunition in 10mm Auto brings lever-gun and revolver shooters a genuinely novel advantage: Flex Tip (FTX) bullet technology that's safe for tubular magazines while delivering flat-shooting, hard-hitting terminal performance. This 150-grain load pushes 1220 fps and represents a real shift in how centerfire handgun ammo can perform in platform-specific designs. If you're running a 10mm lever action or modern revolver and want to move beyond flat-point conventionality, this is worth a close look.

The core innovation here is Hornady's patented Flex Tip design. That elastomer tip does double duty: it won't detonate on magazine springs in tubular setups (a critical safety feature for lever guns), but it still generates the ballistic coefficient and velocity boost that flatter trajectories demand. The engineering means you get meaningful velocity increases over traditional flat-point 10mm loads without compromising the reliability that tubular-magazine systems require.

Modern propellants keep this load running at conventional pressures, which translates to consistent velocity, tighter shot groups, and retained downrange energy. Twenty rounds per box gives you a practical quantity for range sessions, hunting trips, or testing how your specific rifle or revolver cycles the load. One note: Hornady flags that some guns—especially older lever actions—may benefit from a modern magazine follower to run the last round smoothly; worth checking your manual if you're feeding from a tube.