16 January 2018

There's Things That You Expect To Be Easy To Find

You'd think that as prominent and popular as 9x19mm Luger/Parabellum/NATO is; that it's history would be very detailed on several web pages.

It's there in broad strokes, but often not in detail.

Trivia and minutia like what WAS the first load and its designation?

Things like that.

I've got a book that covers WW2 German ammunition well enough, but not pre-WW1, WW1 and interwar years.

I've found a couple of gems detailing British 9x19mm over the years, including the Imperial/Colonial usages.
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1 comment:

  1. Andy in San Diego and Elsewhere16 January, 2018 21:48

    Since I can't find the original discussion, here's the Ayoob link I promised a couple of days ago. https://americanhandgunner.com/the-lessons-of-tim-gramins/

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