zombiehunter
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- Jul 8, 2008
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.380 is also called 9x17
9mmx19
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Creepy-Ass Cracker
Yeah but as long as you're not an idiot handloads should be perfectly safe. It's always those that push the envelope and kaboom their guns that ruin it for the rest of us.
BlueFin
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There are a whole plethora of 9mm chamberings.
9x17 aka 9mm short, 9x18 makarov, 9x18 Police, 9x19 parabellum (Your everyday 9MM), 9x21 IMI, 9x22 Super Cooper, 9x23 Bergmann-Bayard aka 9mm largo, 9x23 Winchester, 9x23 Styer, 9x25 Mauser, 9x25 Dillon, 9x25 super auto G.
Plus you have a lot of 9mm rounds that go by an imperial based (Brits) measurement,
such as the 380 ACP, 38 ACP, 357 magnum, 357 maximum, 38 special, 38 long, 38 smith and wesson, 38 colt aka 38 short, 357 sig, 356 TSW 45/38, 38 super, 357 grizzly winmag.
9x17 aka 9mm short, 9x18 makarov, 9x18 Police, 9x19 parabellum (Your everyday 9MM), 9x21 IMI, 9x22 Super Cooper, 9x23 Bergmann-Bayard aka 9mm largo, 9x23 Winchester, 9x23 Styer, 9x25 Mauser, 9x25 Dillon, 9x25 super auto G.
Plus you have a lot of 9mm rounds that go by an imperial based (Brits) measurement,
such as the 380 ACP, 38 ACP, 357 magnum, 357 maximum, 38 special, 38 long, 38 smith and wesson, 38 colt aka 38 short, 357 sig, 356 TSW 45/38, 38 super, 357 grizzly winmag.
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Creepy-Ass Cracker
You guys forgot 9mm Ultra!
