9mm case capacity in cc's.

[rwt101]

I need the case capacity in cc's for 9mm luger and for the 9mm 9x18 Makarov. Any help would be appreciated.

Bob T

[StarMetal]

9mm Luger is .562, the 380 is .388. Can't help you on the 9x18 Makarov.

Joe

[rwt101]

I thank you for the information.
Bob T

[dsmjon]

Now now Joe, is that information measured from it's trimmed length, fitted lenth, or stretched length, what would it's volume be if accidentally 'fire formed' from a .40 chamber? :)

That being said, what is the average air speed velocity on an unladen Swallow? :D

[StarMetal]

Now now Joe, is that information measured from it's trimmed length, fitted lenth, or stretched length, what would it's volume be if accidentally 'fire formed' from a .40 chamber? :)

That being said, what is the average air speed velocity on an unladen Swallow? :D

It's measured from the Jim Carmichaels form. [smilie=s:

Joe

[KYCaster]

That being said, what is the average air speed velocity on an unladen Swallow? :D


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Inquiring minds want to know.
Jerry

[rwt101]

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/4c/9x19mm_Parabellum.jpg/759px-9x19mm_Parabellum.jpg

[NickSS]

I have seen a big variation in 9mm brass as far as case capacity goes so I do not think that one measurement will be accurate for all brands on the market. Also the 9X18 is basically the 9X19 case trimmed 1 mm and so should be almost but not quite what a 9X19 (9mm Luger) holds. There is a considerable difference however in pressure to which they are loaded.

[James Gibson]

Load from a Disk shows the 9MM lug as .55 cub." and 13.8gr H2O.
The 9 Markarov at .53 cub." and 13.349 of H2O. You will need to convert cubic inches to cc's.

[rwt101]

Load from a Disk shows the 9MM lug as .55 cub." and 13.8gr H2O.
The 9 Markarov at .53 cub." and 13.349 of H2O. You will need to convert cubic inches to cc's.
Thanks that will help.
Bob T