Calibre 9x19 Model sk ptr m/39 Projectile form Ogival Projectile weight 7,5 Gram Projectile material Jacket of either tombac or tombac plated steel. Led core. Projectile type Ball Colour markings Black neck and primer. V12,5 mps 385 mps V12,5 fps   Propellant Pkr II Propellant weight Gram 0,37 Gram Propellant weight Grain   This is a sk ptr m/39 as of standard. It has been used to a large quantity of Swedish pistols and submachine guns. The projectile on the picture has a jacket of tombac. The V12,5 value is for pistols. For a submachine gun the value is some 30-50 mps higher

Calibre 9x19 Model sk ptr m/39 Projectile form Ogival Projectile weight 7,5 Gram Projectile material Jacket of   tombac plated steel. Led core. Projectile type Ball Colour markings - V12,5 mps 385 mps V12,5 fps   Propellant   Propellant weight Gram   Propellant weight Grain   The cartridge is made during 1941 and lackes the seal of the neck and primer of the case. I do not know if this is becaus Sweden had not started with the seal yet. This is propably a first year Sweadish production cartridge.

Calibre 9x19 Model sk ptr m/39 E Projectile form Ogival Projectile weight 7,5 Gram Projectile material Jacket of tombac. Led core Projectile type Ball Colour markings - V12,5 mps 385 mps V12,5 fps   Propellant   Propellant weight Gram   Propellant weight Grain   This is another m/39 produced during WW2. Here the case is made of brass plated steel. They have also skipped the seal of the neck and primer. This ammunition is manufactured 1942 and is made with a case of brass plated steel. This ammunition is of less quality than the ones made with brass cases, and has a short storage time. The boxes is marked with a use before date, and the ones i have seen and heard of had a use before date of about a year. This is a war time cartridge, made up when there was a shortage of brass, and i have only seen them made between 1942-1944.

Calibre 9x19 Model 9mm sk ptr m/39B Projectile form Ogival Projectile weight 6,75 Gram Projectile material Jacket of tombac plated steel. Led core. Projectile type Ball Colour markings Red neck and primer. V0 mps 410 mps V0 fps   Propellant Pkr II Propellant weight Gram 0,37 Gram Propellant weight Grain   m/39B is the 9mm ammunition used today. It was delivered in the beginning of 1955. It has a extra ordinary thick jacket that prevents it from deforming easily, and that makes it better in penetrating hard targets. Some examples: It goes through 50 layers of kevlar or  20 cm of wood or 7 cm of brick. The jacket of the projectile also leads to a higher tear and wear on the weapon. Some figures point at up to 25% higher wear on the barrel when using m/39B ammunition compared against normal 9x19 ammunition e.g. m/39. The V0 value mentiond abowe is for submachinegun m/45. For a pistol the value is some 40mps lower.

Calibre 9x19 Model 9mm lös ptr m/39 Projectile form Ogival Projectile weight Ca 0,95 gram Projectile material Plastic Projectile type Blank Colour markings Red projectile. Blue neck and primer. V0 mps - V0 fps - Propellant Pkr III Propellant weight Gram 0,28 Gram Propellant weight Grain   Blank ammunition for Submachine gun m/45 and 45B. At use its required to change the barrel of the gun to a blank firing barrel with blank firing device.

Calibre 9x19 Model 9mm lös ptr m/39 Projectile form Ogival Projectile weight   Projectile material Plastic Projectile type Blank Colour markings Red projectile. Blue neck and primer. V0 mps - V0 fps - Propellant   Propellant weight Gram   Propellant weight Grain   This is a early type of 9mm blank ammunition. The material of the projectile is darker then today's, and the case head have the marks of a m/39 round, not the mark of the m/39B as usual.

Calibre 9x19 Model 9mm sk ptr m/68 Slprj Projectile form Ogival Projectile weight 5,5 gram Projectile material Jacket of  tombac plated steel. Core of ?. Tracer compound. Projectile type Tracer Colour markings White tip. Yellow neck and primer. Half the case head black. V0 mps 160 mps V0 fps   Propellant Åkb 117 Propellant weight Gram 0,10 gram Propellant weight Grain   The early form of m/68. It is made in Sweden. Live round m/68 is used for 9mm practice weapon for Pskott m/68. It is used for a distance up to 200 meters. The ammunition is weaker loaded than a standard round, and is forbidden to be used in submachine guns. If fired in a pistol the weak load vill make the gun to not cycle.

Calibre 9x19 Model 9mm sk ptr m/67 SlPrj Projectile form Ogival Projectile weight 5,5 gram Projectile material Jacket of  tombac plated steel. Core of copper. Tracer compound. Projectile type Tracer Colour markings White tip, neck and primer. Half the case head black. V0 mps 300 mps V0 fps   Propellant Åkb 119 Propellant weight Gram 0,16 gram Propellant weight Grain   Live round m/67 is used for 9mm practice weapon 4 for GRG m/48B, m/48C and for Pskott m/86. It is used for a distance up to 200 meters. The ammunition is weaker loaded than a standard round, and is forbidden to be used in submachine guns or pistols. If fired in a pistol the weak load vill make the gun to not cycle.

Calibre 9x19 Model 9mm sk prj m/68B slprj Projectile form   Projectile weight 6,0 gram Projectile material   Projectile type Tracer Colour markings White tip. Yellow neck and primer. Half the case head black. V0 mps 165 mps V0 fps   Propellant Åkb 119 Propellant weight Gram 0,10 gram Propellant weight Grain   Cartridge length 28 mm This is the later form of live round m/68. It is made in Sweden. It is similar with the m/68 foreign round, but differ in bullet and powder. Live round m/68B is used for 9mm practice weapon for Pskott m/68. It is used for a distance up to 200 meters. The ammunition is weaker loaded than a standard round, and is forbidden to be used in submachine guns or pistols. If fired in a pistol the weak load vill make the gun to not cycle.

Calibre 9x19 Model 9mm sk prj m/68 slprj Projectile form   Projectile weight 5,75 gram Projectile material Jacket of  tombac plated steel. Core of led. Tracer compound. Projectile type Tracer Colour markings White tip. Yellow neck and primer. Half the case head black. V0 mps 160 mps V0 fps   Propellant Kemira N310 Propellant weight Gram 0,12 gram Propellant weight Grain   Cartridge length 27,2 mm The one of the early forms of live round m/68. It is made in Hirtnberger, Austria. It is similar with the m/68 Swedish round, but differ in bullet and powder. Live round m/68 is used for 9mm practice weapon for Pskott m/68. It is used for a distance up to 200 meters. The ammunition is weaker loaded than a standard round, and is forbidden to be used in submachine guns or pistols. If fired in a pistol the weak load vill make the gun to not cycle.

Calibre 9x19 Model 9 mm sk ptr m/67 slprj Projectile form   Projectile weight 5,5 g Projectile material   Projectile type   Colour markings Red tip, blue neck and primer V0 mps 300 mps V0 fps   Propellant   Propellant weight Gram   Propellant weight Grain   This is a newly delivered cartridge made 2000 by Hirtenberger, Austria. The colour is new with a red tip on the projectile (NATO standard) and with blue around the neck and primer. A big thanks to Morten Støen, Norway,  for this picture!

Calibre 9x19 Model 9mm KPtr m/39 Projectile form Ogival Projectile weight 1,43 Gram Projectile material Plastic and steel Projectile type Gallery projectile Colour markings Black projectile. Blue neck and primer. V0 mps 350 mps V0 fps   Propellant Åkb 117 Propellant weight Gram 0,26 Gram Propellant weight Grain   Gallery practice ammunition is used for short range practice with Submachine gun m/45 and m/45B. When using gallery practice ammunition the blank firing barrel without the blank firing device is to be used. Is to be used up to 30 meters. The projectile is made of plastic with a 5,2mm steel ball that weights ca 0,5gram  embedded in the tip. When fired, the plastic gets shredded, and the steel ball continues as projectile. The steel ball on the picture is in a bad shape. Its rusty.

Calibre 9x19 Model Projectile form Ogival  Projectile weight   Projectile material Tombac plated steel. Led core. Projectile type Proof load Colour markings Black case head V0 mps   V0 fps   Propellant   Propellant weight Gram   Propellant weight Grain   Proof load. VERY HIGH PRESSURE! May only be fired by a armourer. It is used to test the quality of the sub machine gun m/45 and m/45B.

Calibre 9x19 Model Projectile form   Projectile weight   Projectile material   Projectile type Pack test cartridge Colour markings Chromed cartridge V0 mps - V0 fps - Propellant - Propellant weight Gram - Propellant weight Grain - Pack test round. Used to trim the manufacturing machinery

Calibre 9x19 Model Laddblind m/39 Projectile form   Projectile weight   Projectile material   Projectile type Inert round Colour markings Green projectile V0 mps - V0 fps - Propellant - Propellant weight Gram - Propellant weight Grain - The inert round is easily recognized with its green projectile and the 2 groves around the case. The cartridge is "blind", without primer and propellant. The cartridge is made for safe practising with the weapon.

Calibre 9x19 Model   Projectile form   Projectile weight   Projectile material   Projectile type Inert round Colour markings - V0 mps - V0 fps - Propellant - Propellant weight Gram - Propellant weight Grain - This is probably a inert round that has not bin finished. It does not have the right coating and colour to be a finished inert round.