9x18, 9x17, 9x19, 0.380 ACP. Super confused

[Spetsnazos]

I think I'll be selling my Polish Tokarev soon.

sweet let me know


wait whats wrong with it...

lol

[Spetsnazos]

here are some dimensional diagrams of various 9mm rounds

very good info thanks mate.

Dude this 30 day rule is such trash. I now want another makarov, and a CZ75...

ugh

[MontClaire]

.380 does not differ from a 9MM. It is a 9MM!

[iareConfusE]

very good info thanks mate.

Dude this 30 day rule is such trash. I now want another makarov, and a CZ75...

ugh

I'll say it for the third time. If you're doing a PPT, you're exempt from the 30 day wait.

.380 does not differ from a 9MM. It is a 9MM!

It's the same diameter bullet, technically, but the nomenclature is different.

[iareConfusE]

sweet let me know


wait whats wrong with it...

lol

I'm not selling it because anything is wrong with it (though there are a couple issues), just selling it because I don't shoot it as often as I thought I would.

[El Gato]

delete... I should read before posting... silly me...

[Merovign]

No one said it *explicitly* (though someone pointed out right away they're different) so I'll toss this in. The Makarov (9x18) is not the same diameter as the other common 9mm rounds, it's slightly larger in diameter.

Occasionally you'll see someone try to chamber the wrong round, sometimes it's not pretty.

Also, the bullet in the .380 is .356 in diameter.

A lot of ammunition names are confusing, like .38 and .357 being the same diameter.