9mm

[The Scandinavian]

Just to add to the confusion

Glocks don't come in .380/9mm kurz

Oh yes they do. G25 and G28.

 

[Mark54g]

allow me to rephrase, then. They are nigh impossible to get in the USA because of import policy.

 

[Stretchman]

Actually, I think they do make a Glock in .380 ACP, but it can't be imported into the US. Remember reading something about that somewhere. But I think you can get one in Europe.

Stretch

 

[The Scandinavian]

I think you can get one in Europe

You can, compact and subcompact, see my post above...

 

[Waywatcher]

I feel sorry for the original poster.

This thing really snowballed.

 

[McCall911]

I feel sorry for the original poster.

This thing really snowballed.

You ain't kidding!
:banghead:

 

[Juna]

Back to the original question....

"9mm" in Glock and CZ 75 terms means 9mm Luger (also known as 9mm parabellum, 9x19mm, 9mm NATO). If you go to a gun shop and ask for 9mm ammo, this is likely what they will give you. If you tell them what gun it's for, they should know that you mean 9mm Luger. If you buy Winchester White Box, for example, it says "9mm Luger" on the box.


Other types of 9mm ammo (NOT used in a Glock or CZ 75) include:

9mm Kurz (AKA 9x17mm or .380 ACP)
9mm Makarov (AKA 9x18mm)
9x21mm (AKA I believe it's 9 super IIRC).

 

[twency]

Does anybody actually read the previous responses before posting???

Never mind, silly question.


-twency