9 mil is normally a .38

I kinda like the names of the different ammo types.

Also easier to pretend to be knowledgeable about.

well alot of people dont realize diffent names mean things

for example, an m16a2 and an m16a4

can not use the same ammo

But I swear I go mad when I hear someone refer to them as shotgun bullets.

yes they have the same caliber yes they have the same model function

but they also have diffrent types of powder and are designed for diffrent pressures

a 2.23 and a 5.56 are to the naked eye the same, but they have entirely diffrent burn and pressure loads

the width, shape, and make up of the bullet effect alot

also brass bullets are magical

I though 2.23 was a different type of .22

.223 ffs

lol woops

your right thank you

^ thats why

thats a my bad

Ammo types, not even once

Well not types

.223 and .22 arent far off I though they were similar

Like its not just diameter and length

The charge matters too

off by 4 thousandths

the diffrence is often in the shells shape as well

.223 remington/5.56x45 fire a .224" dia projectile

a magnum shell casing makes a smaller bullet insanely more powerful

.22(lr) shoots a .22" dia projectile

So, you gotta take into acount the shell casing, the powder, the TYPE of powder, and the bullet into a factor.

well I just accidently made like 20$ off bitcoin

.223 is an intermediate rifle cartridge, not a 'magnum' cartridge

Also, assuming you could get any guns but all must be from the same company, what company would you go for?

Just a random question

armalite

Springfield armory.

^

Huh, was gonna say springfield as qell.

because then I could get .223 wylde, .338 lap, .300 winmag and .50bmg

look up the civilian marksmanship program

They did the m1 seriers right?

appleseed