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9x19 Inert
IDnumber | 162 | Caliber | 9x19 | Model | | Projectile form | Ogival | Projectile weight | | Projectile material | | Projectile type | Inert | Colour markings | Green projectile | V0 mps | | V0 fps | - | Propellant | | Propellant weight Gram | | Propellant weight Grain | - | This inert round is produced on a standard cartridge without the rills on the case. The intention is not for use by the troops for drill exercises, it is according to the retired FMV employee I spoke to, to be delivered with a weapon system for tests. I have also seen a box for the ammunition, and text and appearance is in Swedish. There cartridge is to be found in two depths of colouring, either tip dip or with the full projectile in green. The two cases I have seen is for a m/39 cartridge, manufactured in Karlsborgs ammunitionsfabrik and of the years 1945 and 1949, but can really been assembled any years and maybe on used cases. | |
IDnumber | 164 | Caliber | 9x19 | Model | | Projectile form | Ogival | Projectile weight | | Projectile material | | Projectile type | Inert | Colour markings | Green tip | V0 mps | | V0 fps | - | Propellant | | Propellant weight Gram | | Propellant weight Grain | - | This inert round is produced on a standard cartridge without the rills on the case. The intention is not for use by the troops for drill exercises, it is according to the retired FMV employee I spoke to, to be delivered with a weapon system for tests. I have also seen a box for the ammunition, and text and appearance is in Swedish. There cartridge is to be found in two depths of colouring, either tip dip or with the full projectile in green. The two cases I have seen is for a m/39 cartridge, manufactured in Karlsborgs ammunitionsfabrik and of the years 1945 and 1949, but can really been assembled any years and maybe on used cases. | |
IDnumber | 32 | Caliber | 9x19 | Model | - | Projectile form | - | Projectile weight | - | Projectile material | - | Projectile type | Inert | Colour markings | - | V0 mps | - | V0 fps | - | Propellant | - | Propellant weight Gram | - | Propellant weight Grain | - | This is probably an inert round that has not been finished. It does not have the right coating and color to be a finished inert round. | |
IDnumber | 31 | Caliber | 9x19 | Model | Laddblind m/39 | Projectile form | - | Projectile weight | - | Projectile material | - | Projectile type | Inert | 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 practicing with the weapon. | |
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