WonderNine
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Bolt action, autoloading, whatever. Does one exist? That would be alot of fun. Especially with some subgun ammo.
Is there a such thing as a 9mm 9X19 rifle?
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Hi point carbine oh yea 
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200 dollars you get a 9x19 with like i think 16" barrel. nothing fancy or super aobut it. But it is fun. looks....well not as cool as some, but does have a weird look that is pretty decent after you get used to it. slap a red dot on it and shes so much fun. the stock peep battle type sites are very good, but red dot just gives ya that bling bling factor. Only really bad thing about the gun...it shoots itself loose. there are many bolts on it that they specficaly say dont overtighten. and without like some locktte they come loose after every range session. the bolt handle i have to hand tighten after every mag....but still yet cant beat the price for the grin factor it brings
.200 dollars you get a 9x19 with like i think 16" barrel. nothing fancy or super aobut it. But it is fun. looks....well not as cool as some, but does have a weird look that is pretty decent after you get used to it. slap a red dot on it and shes so much fun. the stock peep battle type sites are very good, but red dot just gives ya that bling bling factor
. Only really bad thing about the gun...it shoots itself loose. there are many bolts on it that they specficaly say dont overtighten. and without like some locktte they come loose after every range session. the bolt handle i have to hand tighten after every mag....but still yet cant beat the price for the grin factor it bringsHkmp5sd
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Don't forget the AR-15 with a 9mm upper and the Uzi carbine.
Reason
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Let's not forget, let's not forget the Beretta CX4 Storm.
WonderNine
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Hmm....interesting. I like the Marlin and the Ruger, but I was really looking for a super cheap bolt action for plinking. And something like that would handle the really hot surplus 9mm without me having to worry about breaking something.
I saw a 9mm bolt action "garden gun" awhile ago, but found out it was not 9X19 or even 9X17, but some weird ancient 9mm caliber like largo or something.
I saw a 9mm bolt action "garden gun" awhile ago, but found out it was not 9X19 or even 9X17, but some weird ancient 9mm caliber like largo or something.
I own a number of them and never shoot any of them. Colt Lightweight Sporter in 9mm, Hi-Point Carbine, Ruger PC9.
If you are looking for something that is super strong look at the Ruger. I fired a full power round into a plugged bore (by accident of course) and it was none the worse for wear.
If you are looking for something that is super strong look at the Ruger. I fired a full power round into a plugged bore (by accident of course) and it was none the worse for wear.
I saw a 9mm bolt action "garden gun" awhile ago, but found out it was not 9X19 or even 9X17, but some weird ancient 9mm caliber like largo or something.
correct me if i'm wrong, but i thought the 9x19 was the 9mm largo?
and the 9x17 was the corto or kurtz? (or 380)
9x18 is makarov or russian?
same rounds different names?
correct me if i'm wrong, but i thought the 9x19 was the 9mm largo?
and the 9x17 was the corto or kurtz? (or 380)
9x18 is makarov or russian?
same rounds different names?
Zundfolge
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9mm largo is something like 9x23mm
Hkmp5sd
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9x17 - 9mm Short aka .380 ACP
9x18 - 9mm Makarov aka Type 59
9x18 - 9mm Police - West German round, almost, but not quite a 9mm Makarov.
9x19 - 9mm Parabellum
9x23 - 9mm Largo aka 9mm Bergmann-Bayard
9x18 - 9mm Makarov aka Type 59
9x18 - 9mm Police - West German round, almost, but not quite a 9mm Makarov.
9x19 - 9mm Parabellum
9x23 - 9mm Largo aka 9mm Bergmann-Bayard
Also the Feather RAV-9MM. www.featherusa.com
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