Ammunition

A 9mm bullet typically uses a small pistol primer. However, since these primers are usually always out of stock some gun enthusiasts experiment with using magnum pistol primers. One user says that using magnums is a waste of time; the difference between magnum and small pistol primers is too small to matter. He says the only advantage is that if your reloading dies are set to fire magnum rounds, they will fire 9mm in a pinch.

Reloading manuals do not usually tell you everything. Sometimes, you have to figure things out on your own. This article will serve as a beginner’s guide to reloading, explain what these elements are, and how to use them.   Major Considerations In Reloading Save Money: This reason is a bit misleading. It doesn’t necessarily mean …

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The 40 Smith and Wesson is a cartridge developed by Federal Cartridge Company, Winchester, and Smith & Wesson specifically for the S&W 4046 pistol. Developed from the 10mm Auto round, the new cartridge would share a similar size to its parent case while producing lower recoil without compromising on power output.

With the introduction of the M&P Shield, Smith Wesson needed a round for the new pistol to shoot in full auto. The 40 s w entered into service with Federal Cartridge Company as S&W’s ammo partner. The low pressure, high velocity round would be used by law enforcement and military agencies around the world. It would prove to be successful for its intended purpose. Full Auto performance!

5.56 x45mm ammunition is a specific type of bullet that is intended for use in a variety of rifles. This bullet is often used by militaries around the world, including those in the United States and Canada. It is commonly found in semi-automatic weapons, which are popular for self-defense and hunting.

It’s no secret that one of the most popular calibers of ammunition is the 9 millimeter round. The 9mm pistol was first put into the mainstream market…