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Emergency-Sea6894@reddit

That looks like some old aluminum case CCI

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thrwaway75132@reddit

I had a KelTec that would only cycle this. Nothing else.

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WiseDirt@reddit

If there's one thing keltecs are actually good for, it's getting rid of cheap ammo

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thrwaway75132@reddit

It wouldn’t extract anything else, just aluminum case. Brass would stick and FTE.

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Sam-handwiches@reddit

Maybe that's why my RDB keeps failing to extract cases. I need to buy cheaper ammo.

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2Drogdar2Furious@reddit

Good guy KelTec, making sure you dont overpay for ammo 😅

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Aggressive_Maize9249@reddit

Almost like that’s exactly what it is

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Emergency-Sea6894@reddit

Just for the record i did not see the second pic originally lol!

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Sub7viaLimeWire@reddit

I shot a bunch of this when Academy raised the price of Blazer Brass. Recognized it instantly

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Sub7viaLimeWire@reddit

I used a Glock 19. And, it’s probably the most prolific 9mm pistol.

I’m not being a jerk here, but ChatGPT is really good at these types of questions if you want to learn about a new topic.

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FOXYRAZER@reddit

No one had mentioned it was 9mm yet lol

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Huntrawrd@reddit

You do know that there are two pictures in the OP, right? If 9x19 weren't readily recognizable anyways, the second image would remove all doubt.

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Are you asking for them to list all the firearms that fire 9mm? Thats going to be a long list. It’s probably the most popular caliber in most of the world. Theres probably more firearms that fire this round than any other round in the world. That’s just a guess. Maybe that’s .22lr. I didn’t ask ai.

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Responsible-Purple38@reddit

Aluminum? Is it safe to use these? Is aluminum cheaper than brass? Or steel?

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No_Estimate_280@reddit

Yes it is safe but you can only fire it once. Brass ammo can be reloaded three or four times or more safely, depending on the round. Aluminum isn't nearly as strong and is only used for cheap practice ammo.

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bullpee@reddit

I haven't had great luck with it. Had feeding issues aluminum is a bit too soft

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imtrevor95@reddit

Why is no one asking why OP is asking..?

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ObligationOutside@reddit (OP)

found it in the house, i have family whos friends own, i was just curious, dont know much about guns

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1Crusty_Old_Man@reddit

That's pretty obvious, you also seem to have a problem reading.

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ObligationOutside@reddit (OP)

i guess so 😢

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ObligationOutside@reddit (OP)

Found it in my house i have family whos friends own, i was just curious, dont know much about guns

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krilu@reddit

Why are you asking that?

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phoenix_12_GT@reddit

Looks real. On the case head (the bottom of it) it says 9mm luger. So it's for any gun chambered in that caliber.

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1Crusty_Old_Man@reddit

Reading is HARD. Google is a mystery used only by Wizards.

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ObligationOutside@reddit (OP)

thanks

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moving0target@reddit

Where did you find it?

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FYIstillplaysleague@reddit

Blazer with cci primers

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GunsandCurry@reddit

Best in the Glock 7, the porcelain one.

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wtfredditacct@reddit

I hear those can be pretty expensive, like more that you make in a month kind of expensive.

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sirbassist83@reddit

jokes on you, i dont make that much

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castle_crossing@reddit

They shot and cycled well in my unmodified Glock 17 duty. I went through at least 10x1,000 cases of this back in the day because it was cheap stuff for the range.

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wlogan0402@reddit

Ye

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d-unit24@reddit

Gr8 b8 m8

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Lawrence_skywalker@reddit

I unironically loved these rounds. The were noticeably lighter than brass and way cheaper at one point. Real nice lug around when you have 1000 rounds.

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wisockamonster@reddit

That’s a 9mm cartridge. Now that you have it, you need to get a gun so you can shoot it. Cz p10c is a good choice 👍

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Responsible-Purple38@reddit

Hey wiso. Btw I have heard there is a 5000 round expiry on the CZP10C's locking lug. You have to replace it post that point. Is it true?

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Cmonster9@reddit

This is 9mm Parabellum also called 9mm Luger, 9mm NATO, or 9x19 Parabellum.

This is the most popular/used handgun cartridge in the world. It can also be used in some rifles as well. So this cartridge can be used in probably 1000s of different gun makes and models.

Some of the most popular guns that shoot 9mm are

Glock 17

Glock 19

Sig p365

Sig p320

CZ P-10

M&P 9

Beretta M9

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