Only issue with the 180gr JHP's out of a 10mm carbine would be lack of penetration (giggity) because of a higher than optimal impact speed. Most 40/10mm jhp's are built for 40sw pistol impact velocities on soft 2-legged critters. At 50yds, they may have slowed down enough to work fine, especially if'n they're not loaded to max 10mm velocities however.
For a hunting JHP, I like the 200gr Hornady XTP's. I'm with my brother Randy here however. The 200gr and 220gr cast truncated flat points are my go to for hunting with a 10mm. I like the 200gr Underwood, Buffalo Bore, HSM, and Grizzly hardcast 10mm loadings, especially with bear and elk being possibilities here.
Much of these loadings and component bullets are available from Midway and others as well as factory direct.
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