9mm ammo for slae

9mm ammo for slae Yes, 9mm ammo is the same as ammo designated 9x19mm. 9×19 may be the most straight-forward name for the cartridge. The “9” simply notes the diameter of the bullet, which is 9.01 millimeters. The “19” designates the length of the case, which is 19.15mm

There are really just two common types of ammunition readily available in the 9mm: full metal jacket ball, and jacketed hollow points.

A 9mm bullet is the same diameter as the bullet used in . 380 ACP and . 38 Special ammunition. Each of these cartridges fires a projectile approximately . 355 inches in diameter

9×21: This cartridge is not commonly seen in this country. It is ballistically the same as the standard 9×19 and has the same OAL but uses a case 2mm longer. This is a way for shooters who live in countries where the 9×19 is illegal (because it’s a military caliber) to get around the rules

The standard 9mm NATO round is a 124-grain FMJ, loaded to 36,500 psi, which is a bit hotter than the CIP standard of about 34,000 psi. (SAAMI standards are 35,000 psi.) Thus, 9mm NATO is an overpressure variant. A 124-grain 9mm NATO round zips along at about 1200 fps and just shy of 400 ft-lbs of energy.

In the video below, the company claims their new +P ARX 9mm ammo is the fastest, most lethal 9mm round on Earth! They claim their 65 grain round’s polycarbonate copper matrix fluted Engagement: Extreme Self-Defense bullet motors along at . . . . 1635 feet-per-second, delivering 386 ft

9mm NATO ammo has the exact same dimensions as the 9mm Luger. It should load perfectly in any weapon designed for the cartridge. … Many 9mm Luger handguns can’t handle the higher internal pressure. You may want to make sure your 9mm handgun is rated for higher pressures before you purchase and use 9mm NATO rounds