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one gunner · 10-13-2002, 07:27 PM

You can try Old Western Scrounger for Ammo.

I believe Midway sales has 9mm Largo empty brass that is made by Starline. Contact either company.

Ammo was available a couple of months ago in 9mm Largo from AIM a company that sells military surplus arms.

I could be wrong about this one but I believe you can neck up Tokeroff brass from 30 to 9mm and this may give you more than enough length on the length of the brass. Simply trim to proper length.

Also if you can find any the 9mm Winchester magnum brass could also be trimmed to proper length to make the 9mm Styer.

If you are not a reloader the doors are often closed to you when it comes to making ammo to shoot in old obsolete pistols. If you are mechanically inclined reloading is a fasinating hobby in and of itself because with it you can bring many old obsolite pistols back to life like a Phoenix rising from its own ashes.

10-13-2002, 07:27 PM	#3
one gunner User Join Date: Aug 2002 Posts: 25 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	You can try Old Western Scrounger for Ammo. I believe Midway sales has 9mm Largo empty brass that is made by Starline. Contact either company. Ammo was available a couple of months ago in 9mm Largo from AIM a company that sells military surplus arms. I could be wrong about this one but I believe you can neck up Tokeroff brass from 30 to 9mm and this may give you more than enough length on the length of the brass. Simply trim to proper length. Also if you can find any the 9mm Winchester magnum brass could also be trimmed to proper length to make the 9mm Styer. If you are not a reloader the doors are often closed to you when it comes to making ammo to shoot in old obsolete pistols. If you are mechanically inclined reloading is a fasinating hobby in and of itself because with it you can bring many old obsolite pistols back to life like a Phoenix rising from its own ashes.