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Are all 9 mm shells the same size? - Answers

9mm Luger, 9 x 19mm and Parabellum are all the same with a max length of 1.169". Hornady lists loads for 90 grain to 147 grain bullets. There are no other common rounds labeled as 9mm but, there are plenty of rounds with bullets that are 0.354"± 0.003" in diameter. (9mm = 0.354") The bullets for a: .38, Auto, Super Auto and .357 Sig are 0.355" in diameter .35 Remington (rifle), .38 Special and .357 Magnum and .357 Remington Maximum are 0.357" in diameter Those rounds all have different case lengths.



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9mm Luger, 9 x 19mm and Parabellum are all the same with a max length of 1.169". Hornady lists loads for 90 grain to 147 grain bullets. There are no other common rounds labeled as 9mm but, there are plenty of rounds with bullets that are 0.354"± 0.003" in diameter. (9mm = 0.354") The bullets for a: .38, Auto, Super Auto and .357 Sig are 0.355" in diameter .35 Remington (rifle), .38 Special and .357 Magnum and .357 Remington Maximum are 0.357" in diameter Those rounds all have different case lengths.



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Are all 9 mm shells the same size? - Answers

9mm Luger, 9 x 19mm and Parabellum are all the same with a max length of 1.169". Hornady lists loads for 90 grain to 147 grain bullets. There are no other common rounds labeled as 9mm but, there are plenty of rounds with bullets that are 0.354"± 0.003" in diameter. (9mm = 0.354") The bullets for a: .38, Auto, Super Auto and .357 Sig are 0.355" in diameter .35 Remington (rifle), .38 Special and .357 Magnum and .357 Remington Maximum are 0.357" in diameter Those rounds all have different case lengths.

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      9mm Luger, 9 x 19mm and Parabellum are all the same with a max length of 1.169". Hornady lists loads for 90 grain to 147 grain bullets. There are no other common rounds labeled as 9mm but, there are plenty of rounds with bullets that are 0.354"± 0.003" in diameter. (9mm = 0.354") The bullets for a: .38, Auto, Super Auto and .357 Sig are 0.355" in diameter .35 Remington (rifle), .38 Special and .357 Magnum and .357 Remington Maximum are 0.357" in diameter Those rounds all have different case lengths.

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