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Are you sitting down, are there any sharp objects around you, do you have a tongue compressor to help you from swallowing your tongue? O.K. then.... here we go. The original DWM blueprints, for the 9mm barrel, call for a groove diameter of 9.1mm or .358 inches. Many European companies, including FN, maintain/maintained this original diameter for their 9mm pistol barrels. Now, can you tell me why they loaded .354 to .355 bullets in their ammo, as there had to be an excellent reason for this practice? Sieger Last edited by Sieger; 11-17-2010 at 01:50 AM. |
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I was just adding a little humor to the subject. I own a few German pistol's and one is a FN from WWII with the WWII Nazi Marks on it. When they took over the Factory. I did not mean to get under anyone's skin. Next time I will know that this is a very serious forum and humor is a NO, NO.
And by the way the German's made excellent fireams as well as other excellent items..............or I would not own them! And I will try and get some tongue suppressor's. I am not a German firearms expert. I load my 9mm to .356 for hard lead cast. Since you asked the question of under sized bullets please let us know why?????
Last edited by ptrickamp222; 11-17-2010 at 11:23 PM. |
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