What does the asterisk after all* before 9mm mean?
829984
Hey Bud I would guess it means 9mm parabellum or Lugar. My thoughts.. I hope it helps
829985
If you look down farther on the information on this UpLULA loader it says it has to do with shipping. I load my Glock 9mm, Glock .40, and my 1911 with this and it works awesome. Hope this helps...
829986
Go to maglula.com and look at this speed loader. It tells witch mags it will not work on
2160214
No. I use it for a pellet gun target and the pellets chip away at it, I can only imagine what 9mm rounds will do. Sorry
2242306
There is an engraved serial number on the top of the barrel just forward of the rear sight.
351523
Not sure what you mean They sent replacements and they work fine. Don't remember seeing an asterisk anywhere. The car has now been sold so I can't check the items anymore
2173257
I really don't know. I basically shoot pistols and I have pulled 9mm, 38 spl, 357 mag, and 45 acp. without any problems.
1483800
It's semi auto meaning it shoots everytime you pull the trigger. Cross man is a very cheap brand if this is your first gun than it's okay but if you are an avid air softer this is a very cheap all plastic gun
1652267
That means PERFECTLY seating the mount onto your firearm. Sometimes when you order third-party equipment it doesn't fit properly. In which case you would have to use JB Weld or something to create a perfect fit. For absolute accuracy a scope must be placed top dead center on to a firearm.
1625568
From other research, the number after the - (dash) is a manufacturers revision number. Perhaps a slight redesign, or a new batch of manufacturing. The source I found indicated that a -2 was a replacement for a -1.
426802
Normally the smaller the last two number after the dash means a smaller stone. What you need to do is get a Dremel book and look up your stone for your specific chain saw, also the book gives you the sizes of the stones. If you don't have a book go to dremel.com and look it up. All I know is the smaller the stone the quicker it wears out with a lot of pressure, so be careful.
929099
The #16 is all you need for the 9mm, I bought two of them as I have a hand press as well and I didn't want to have to remove it from the hand press and move it to my press when working on 9mm reloading. A good reference for shellholders can be found at: http://www.rcbs.com/downloads/trim_shell_holder_collet_ref_chart.pdf. Happy reloading!
388413
I have a .357 Magnum revolver and two .380 Auto pistols, and use that jag for them. The .380 Auto is also know as a 9mm Kurz, as it is essentially a short ("kurz" in German) 9mm round.
1366644
I'm not too sure on this but I would assume it means with the adjustable stock pulled out all the way.
1853132
:) there are not 9 bullets, its 18 dart double. You only looked about front veiw.
901691
Yes, you can have the information you want. There is one underscore (_) in the type set. All the letters are upper case, so your result would read "AAA_000 / date / ENTERED".
606194
I think it is referring to the way the mags are held. My 30 rd magpul .223 mags fit pretty much as I expected them to, maybe a little on the snug side.
767915
It is my understanding that the 9mm luger dimensions are 9x19 not 9x21...unless that is a stand alone caliber that i have no knowledge. There are 9x23 Largo and a 9x18 makorov calibers. In any case, Hornady 3 die pistol sets have a seating die that seats the bullet and will put a taper crimp on the cartridge. It is recommended by some that a taper crimp should be used on 9 mm pistol because the cartridge headspaces on the mouth of the case and the taper crimp helps that happen more efficiently. I do not know anyone who puts a roll crimp on a semi automatic pistol cartridge. Hope that info helps! It is my understanding that the 9mm luger dimensions are 9x19 not 9x21...unless that is a stand alone caliber that i have no knowledge. There are 9x23 Largo and a 9x18 makorov calibers. In any case, Hornady 3 die pistol sets have a seating die that seats the bullet and will put a taper crimp on the cartridge. It is recommended by some that a taper crimp should be used on 9 mm pistol because the cartridge headspaces on the mouth of the case and the taper crimp helps that happen more efficiently. I do not know anyone who puts a roll crimp on a semi automatic pistol cartridge. Hope that info... » Read More It is my understanding that the 9mm luger dimensions are 9x19 not 9x21...unless that is a stand alone caliber that i have no knowledge. There are 9x23 Largo and a 9x18 makorov calibers. In any case, Hornady 3 die pistol sets have a seating die that seats the bullet and will put a taper crimp on the cartridge. It is recommended by some that a taper crimp should be used on 9 mm pistol because the cartridge headspaces on the mouth of the case and the taper crimp helps that happen more efficiently. I do not know anyone who puts a roll crimp on a semi automatic pistol cartridge. Hope that info helps! « Show Less
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I use it for 9mm but it does say up 9mmm to 45 ACP in the description. I agree with others though... It works great!