Ammo (Part 1)

9x18 - A cartridge with a jacketed bullet. It has good stopping power, but is ineffective against armored targets.

9x18 +P+ - Cartridge with a bullet with increased stopping power. Ineffective against armored targets.

9x19 - The basic 9x19 caliber cartridge with a solid jacket. Ineffective against armored targets. Used in pistols.

9x19 RVR - A semi-jacketed bullet with an expanding hollow point, it has high stopping power and is resistant to ricochets. It is used primarily as a police round and in civilian personal defense weapons. It is ineffective against body armor.

The .45 ACP cartridge, a .45 caliber cartridge with a jacketed bullet, has remained popular for over a hundred years. The heavy bullet, with a relatively weak propellant charge, flies at a moderate speed but delivers significant stopping power.

The .45 ACP Hydro is a non-standard cartridge for the .45 ACP caliber—a jacketed hollow-point bullet with a steel core. This combination of a jacketed hollow-point bullet and an armor-piercing bullet offers both the advantages and disadvantages of both types.

5.45x39 - The 5.45x39mm 7N10 military cartridge with a high-penetration bullet is used in the automatic rifles of Warsaw Pact countries. By reducing recoil momentum and increasing the bullet's range, it provides greater accuracy compared to the older 7.62mm cartridge.

5.45x39 BP - The 5.45x39 mm 7N22 military cartridge with an armor-piercing bullet is used in the automatic rifles of Warsaw Pact countries. The bullet contains a hard-alloy armor-piercing core. Effective against body armor.

5.56x45 - A low-impulse NATO cartridge of 5.56x45mm caliber, designed for aimed burst fire. Known as the SS109, it offers excellent ballistic characteristics.

5.56x45 AR - NATO 5.56x45mm cartridge with enhanced penetration, known as the SS190/M855. Effective against body armor. Widely used in small arms by Western militaries and intelligence agencies.

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