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repealfederalgunlaws
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9mm and 10mm are only a "mm" apart but are worlds apart and are two different worlds entirely. The 10mm is not even in contention for "most people" and only appeals to stronger guys. The only thing missing from the title of this article was the word "roundup."
"Most people" will always gravitate towards the 9mm luger aka 9x19 for so many reasons: lower cost and better availability of guns and ammo, and not excessive recoil. 9mm has been the "starter standard" and "familiarity standard" for generations. It's also government's standard since government has unlimited cash to make a standard. |
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