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Encyclopedia > 9 mm Browning Long
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.303 in. ammunition from World War II

This article lists firearm cartridges which have a bullet in the 9 mm caliber range.

  • Length refers to the cartridge case length.
  • OAL refers to the overall length of the cartridge.

All measurements are in mm (in).



Contents
1 9 mm auto cartridges
2 9 mm revolver cartridges
3 9 mm rifle cartridges
4 See also

9 mm auto cartridges

Name Bullet Length Rim Base Shoulder Neck OAL
9 x 18 mm Ultra 9.00 (.354) 18.50 (.728) 9.50 (.374) 9.50 (.374) N/A 9.50 (.374) 26.16 (1.03)
.380 ACP 9.02 (.355) 17.30 (.681) 9.50 (.374) 9.50 (.374) N/A 9.50 (.374) 24.89 (.980)
9 x 18 mm Police 9.02 (.355) 18.00 (.709) 9.50 (.374) 9.87 (.387) N/A 9.68 (.381) -
9 mm Glisenti 9.02 (.355) 19.15 (.754) 9.98 (.393) 9.96 (.392) N/A 9.65 (.380) 29.21 (1.15)
9 x 19 mm Luger 9.02 (.355) 19.15 (.754) 9.96 (.392) 9.93 (.391) N/A 9.65 (.380) 29.69 (1.169)
.357 SIG 9.02 (.355) - - - - - -
9 mm Browning Long 9.02 (.355) 20.32 (.800) 10.26 (.404) 9.75 (.384) - 9.55 (.376) 27.94 (1.10)
9 x 21 mm IMI 9.02 (.355) 21.08 (.830) - - N/A - 29.69 (1.169)
9 mm Steyr 9.02 (.355) 22.86 (.900) 9.67 (.381) 9.65 (.380) N/A 9.65 (.380) 33.02 (1.300)
9 mm Largo 9.02 (.355) 23.11 (.910) 9.96 (.392) 9.90 (.390) N/A 9.52 (.375) 28.75 (1.132)
9 mm Mauser Pistol 9.02 (.355) 24.89 (.980) 9.90 (.390) 9.88 (.389) - 9.55 (.376) 35.05 (1.380)
9 mm Win Mag 9.02 (.355) 29.46 (1.160) 10.01 (.394) 9.96 (.392) - 9.63 (.379) 39.37 (1.550)
.38 Auto 9.09 (.358) 22.86 (.900) 10.31 (.406) 9.75 (.384) N/A 9.75 (.384) 32.51 (1.280)
.38 Super 9.09 (.358) 22.86 (.900) 10.31 (.406) 9.75 (.384) N/A 9.75 (.384) 32.51 (1.280)
9 x 18 mm PM 9.25 (.365) 18.00 (.709) 9.90 (.390) 9.90 (.390) N/A 9.85 (.388) 24.64 (.970)
9.8 mm Auto Colt 9.65 (.380) - - - - -



9 mm revolver cartridges

Name Bullet Length Rim Base Shoulder Neck OAL
.38 Short Colt 9.07 (.357) 19.43 (.765) 11.18 (.440) 9.63 (.379) N/A 9.63 (.379) -
.38 Long Colt 9.07 (.357) 26.29 (1.035) 11.18 (.440) 9.63 (.379) N/A 9.63 (.379) -
.38 S&W Special 9.07 (.357) 29.34 (1.155) 11.18 (.440) 9.63 (.379) N/A 9.63 (.379) 39.37 (1.550)
.357 S&W Magnum 9.07 (.357) 32.77 (1.290) 11.18 (.440) 9.63 (.379) N/A 9.63 (.379) 40.39 (1.590)
.357 Rem Max 9.07 (.357) 40.77 (1.605) 11.18 (.440) 9.63 (.379) N/A 9.63 (.379) -
.38 S&W 9.15 (.360) 19.68 (.775) 11.18 (.440) 9.817(.3865) 9.792 (.3855) 9.169 (.361) 29.97 (1.180)
.380 Revolver 9.53 (.375) 17.78 (.700) - - - - 27.94 (1.100)
.41 Long Colt 9.80 (.386) - - - - - -



9 mm rifle cartridges

Name Bullet Length Rim Base Shoulder Neck OAL
SP-5 - - - - - - -
SP-6 - - - - - - -



See also



  Results from FactBites:
 
.38 Super - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (521 words)
Browning himself was not done with 35 caliber cartridges and would soon introduce the 9 mm Browning Long in 1903 and the.380 ACP in 1908.
The.38 Super offers higher bullet velocities than the 9 mm Luger, and it is better suited for hot-rodding as it has a longer casing which allows for larger powder charges.
Due to Mexican laws which have restricted the civilian use or possession of ammunition classified as "military caliber," such as 9 mm, this is a popular round in Mexico.
.380 ACP - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (349 words)
The.380 ACP (Automatic Colt Pistol) pistol cartridge is a rimless, straight-walled pistol cartridge developed by firearms designer John Browning.
It was introduced in 1908 by Colt, and has been a popular self-defense cartidge since then, and is most famously associated with the Walther PPK, better known as James Bond's handgun.
The.380 ACP (also referred to as the "9mm short" or "9 mm kurz", German for short) is compact and light, but short ranged and having marginal stopping power.
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