.it's a 9mm round with a tiny steel ball on the tipwhen fired it can poke through an aluminum / tin can easilyit is used for hunting ? it also makes a loud sound similar to a real pistol'sself-defense ?thanks.
If these cycled the action of the Makarov they must be full boat 9MM loadsBe certain though your firearm Is in fact a 9MM capable gunI seem to remember that Makarovs were being sold as 9MM THAT ARE NOTDon't blow the thing up The ammo though looks to be anti personnel, foreign or domesticThat silver ball may be there to open the hollow point, and keep it from being clogged by debris upon entry, it may be driven back into the front of the bullet to cause extraordinary expansionBeing honest do not really know for certainMakarov is not my thing, but please do confirm that IS actually a 9MM handgun, OK ? I have heard this to be the case, that yes, it may fire 9MM it may not be a true 9MM capable of the modern pressuresAdded in reply sir : Thank you very much for the complimentI still learn allot from our other regulars alsoIf only the ball shown is the projectile, those are certainly VERY unusual cartridgesDo they cycle the action ? Or must you manually cycle it ? Wow, if only that ball leaves the barrel IDK what those rounds are Now in addition, I might add, I have and in many years past there were what were called parlor guns Mine are single shot resembling a revolverVery fancyThese fire a CB cap or similar low powered .22 round and are meant for indoor useI am wondering if those may be a modern versionBeing round however, the danger of ricochets is TREMENDOUSLY dangerous so the back stop would need to catch that ballSome use wax bullets indoor these days.
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