.45 ACP - Revision history

SU Tempest: /* Barrel length groups */

2019-03-31T11:37:53Z

Barrel length groups

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	\|-		\|-
	\| ''Handgun''		\| ''Handgun''
-	\| ''Up to 6.5"''	+	\| ''Up to 6"''
	\| '''''1x'''''		\| '''''1x'''''
	\|-		\|-
	\| Long barrel		\| Long barrel
-	\| 6.6" and up	+	\| 6.1" and up
	\| 1.1x		\| 1.1x
	\|}		\|}

SU Tempest: /* Weapons compatible */

2018-02-01T07:10:50Z

Weapons compatible

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	==== Standard weapons ====		==== Standard weapons ====

-	Total amount of standard weapons available in this caliber: '''21'''	+	Total amount of standard weapons available in this caliber: '''23'''

	[[List of Class 1 Weapons\|Class 1]] weapons:		[[List of Class 1 Weapons\|Class 1]] weapons:
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	* '''SIG Sauer P220''', pistol		* '''SIG Sauer P220''', pistol
	* '''SIG Sauer P227''', pistol		* '''SIG Sauer P227''', pistol
		+	* '''Smith & Wesson Model 625-2''', revolver
	* '''Star Megastar''', pistol		* '''Star Megastar''', pistol
		+	* '''Taiyuan Arsenal Shanxi Type 17''', pistol
	* '''Taurus Tracker M455''', DA/SA revolver		* '''Taurus Tracker M455''', DA/SA revolver

	==== [[Maze Customs]] ====		==== [[Maze Customs]] ====
	* [[Customs:Weapons\|Customs weapon families]]: Available as a chambering for the '''1911SS''', '''1911DS''', '''Glock-LF''', '''MP5''' and '''AR-15''' families, and naturally compatible with [[.460 Rowland]] weapons in the '''Blackhawk''' and '''Redhawk''' families.		* [[Customs:Weapons\|Customs weapon families]]: Available as a chambering for the '''1911SS''', '''1911DS''', '''Glock-LF''', '''MP5''' and '''AR-15''' families, and naturally compatible with [[.460 Rowland]] weapons in the '''Blackhawk''' and '''Redhawk''' families.
-	* [[Customs:Minor\|Minor services]]: '''Shanxi Carbine''' (Minor stock modification for the Taiyuan Arsenal Shanxi Type 17), '''UMP-45 Enhanced''' (Tactical conversion for the H&K UMP-45)	+	* [[Customs:Minor\|Minor services]]: '''Shanxi Carbine''' (Minor stock modification for the Taiyuan Arsenal Shanxi Type 17), '''UMP-45 Enhanced''' (Tactical conversion for the H&K UMP-45), '''PSDR-3''' (Tactical conversion for the S&W Model 625-2)

	=== Barrel length groups ===		=== Barrel length groups ===

SU Tempest: /* Barrel length groups */

2017-11-06T23:21:59Z

Barrel length groups

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	\| '''''1x'''''		\| '''''1x'''''
	\|-		\|-
-	\| ~~SMG~~	+	\| Long barrel
	\| 6.6" and up		\| 6.6" and up
	\| 1.1x		\| 1.1x

SU Tempest: /* Barrel length groups */

2017-09-13T16:44:57Z

Barrel length groups

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	\|-		\|-
	\| ''Handgun''		\| ''Handgun''
-	\| ''Up to 6"''	+	\| ''Up to 6.5"''
	\| '''''1x'''''		\| '''''1x'''''
	\|-		\|-
	\| SMG		\| SMG
-	\| 6.1" and up	+	\| 6.6" and up
	\| 1.1x		\| 1.1x
	\|}		\|}

SU Tempest: /* Maze Customs */

2017-08-14T17:37:30Z

Maze Customs

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	==== [[Maze Customs]] ====		==== [[Maze Customs]] ====
	* [[Customs:Weapons\|Customs weapon families]]: Available as a chambering for the '''1911SS''', '''1911DS''', '''Glock-LF''', '''MP5''' and '''AR-15''' families, and naturally compatible with [[.460 Rowland]] weapons in the '''Blackhawk''' and '''Redhawk''' families.		* [[Customs:Weapons\|Customs weapon families]]: Available as a chambering for the '''1911SS''', '''1911DS''', '''Glock-LF''', '''MP5''' and '''AR-15''' families, and naturally compatible with [[.460 Rowland]] weapons in the '''Blackhawk''' and '''Redhawk''' families.
-	* [[Customs:Minor\|Minor services]]: '''UMP-45 Enhanced''' (Tactical conversion for the H&K UMP-45)	+	* [[Customs:Minor\|Minor services]]: '''Shanxi Carbine''' (Minor stock modification for the Taiyuan Arsenal Shanxi Type 17), '''UMP-45 Enhanced''' (Tactical conversion for the H&K UMP-45)

	=== Barrel length groups ===		=== Barrel length groups ===

SU Tempest: /* Weapons compatible */

2017-04-18T02:49:16Z

Weapons compatible

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	==== Standard weapons ====		==== Standard weapons ====

-	Total amount of standard weapons available in this caliber: '''20'''	+	Total amount of standard weapons available in this caliber: '''21'''

	[[List of Class 1 Weapons\|Class 1]] weapons:		[[List of Class 1 Weapons\|Class 1]] weapons:
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	* '''Beretta 8045 Cougar''', pistol		* '''Beretta 8045 Cougar''', pistol
	* '''Colt M1911A1''', pistol		* '''Colt M1911A1''', pistol
		+	* '''Colt M1917''', DA/SA revolver
	* '''FN Herstal FNP-45''', pistol		* '''FN Herstal FNP-45''', pistol
	* '''Glock 21''', pistol		* '''Glock 21''', pistol

SU Tempest at 23:07, 22 February 2016

2016-02-22T23:07:31Z

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	The cartridge was originally designed to replicate [[.45 Colt]] performance in a semi-automatic pistol. It continues seeing service even over a hundred years after its inception, starting with the US military, where the '''Colt M1911A1''' pistol, an improved version of the original M1911, was issued as the service handgun for over sixty years (1924-1985), until it was phased out in favor of a [[9x19mm Parabellum\|9x19mm]] pistol, the '''Beretta M9'''.		The cartridge was originally designed to replicate [[.45 Colt]] performance in a semi-automatic pistol. It continues seeing service even over a hundred years after its inception, starting with the US military, where the '''Colt M1911A1''' pistol, an improved version of the original M1911, was issued as the service handgun for over sixty years (1924-1985), until it was phased out in favor of a [[9x19mm Parabellum\|9x19mm]] pistol, the '''Beretta M9'''.

-	.45 ACP firearms were also adopted by numerous law enforcement agencies, and civilian shooters, particularly in the United States, as well as other military forces in the world. Even to this day, .45 ACP is still popular, and a variety of modern firearms are still being designed and produced in .45 ACP.	+	.45 ACP firearms were also adopted by numerous law enforcement agencies, and civilian shooters, particularly in the United States, as well as other military forces in the world. Even to this day, .45 ACP is still popular, and a variety of modern firearms are still being designed and produced in .45 ACP. The cartridge also provided the basis for a "Magnum" version, of sorts: [[.460 Rowland]], which features a slightly longer case but otherwise similar dimensions.
-		+
-	The cartridge itself was declined in a number of variants, in order to exploit its generous case capacity which original factory loads did not fully use. These variants include ''.45 ACP +P'', ''.45 Super'' (which is termed in the Mazes as a ''+P+'' load), and what would be considered the ~~closest equivalent to~~ a "Magnum" version of ~~.45 ACP~~: [[.460 Rowland]], which ~~is actually~~ a ~~different,~~ slightly longer case ~~made to accomodate even more powder, and thus, develop even more power~~.	+

	=== Mazeworld overview ===		=== Mazeworld overview ===
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	\| 1.1x		\| 1.1x
	\|}		\|}
-

	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==

SU Tempest: /* Mazeworld overview */

2016-02-22T22:35:50Z

Mazeworld overview

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	** ''Reduced Velocity'' (Regular, -P): FMJ, Lead, LSWC, JHP		** ''Reduced Velocity'' (Regular, -P): FMJ, Lead, LSWC, JHP
	** ''Personal Defense'' (Regular, +P): FMJ, Lead, LSWC, JHP, SEG, AP		** ''Personal Defense'' (Regular, +P): FMJ, Lead, LSWC, JHP, SEG, AP
-	** ''~~.45~~ Super'' (Regular +P+): FMJ, JHP, AP	+	** ''Super'' (Regular +P+): FMJ, JHP, AP
	* Retail value of a standard round (Reg/FMJ/SP): '''2 P$ /round'''		* Retail value of a standard round (Reg/FMJ/SP): '''2 P$ /round'''
	* [[Recoil]] level: '''3 - Normal'''		* [[Recoil]] level: '''3 - Normal'''

SU Tempest at 16:18, 22 February 2016

2016-02-22T16:18:35Z

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	The cartridge was originally designed to replicate [[.45 Colt]] performance in a semi-automatic pistol. It continues seeing service even over a hundred years after its inception, starting with the US military, where the '''Colt M1911A1''' pistol, an improved version of the original M1911, was issued as the service handgun for over sixty years (1924-1985), until it was phased out in favor of a [[9x19mm Parabellum\|9x19mm]] pistol, the '''Beretta M9'''.		The cartridge was originally designed to replicate [[.45 Colt]] performance in a semi-automatic pistol. It continues seeing service even over a hundred years after its inception, starting with the US military, where the '''Colt M1911A1''' pistol, an improved version of the original M1911, was issued as the service handgun for over sixty years (1924-1985), until it was phased out in favor of a [[9x19mm Parabellum\|9x19mm]] pistol, the '''Beretta M9'''.

-	.45 ACP ~~was~~ also adopted by ~~other military forces,~~ numerous law enforcement agencies, and civilian shooters, particularly in the United States. Even to this day, .45 ACP is still popular, and a variety of modern firearms are still being designed and produced in .45 ACP.	+	.45 ACP firearms were also adopted by numerous law enforcement agencies, and civilian shooters, particularly in the United States, as well as other military forces in the world. Even to this day, .45 ACP is still popular, and a variety of modern firearms are still being designed and produced in .45 ACP.

	The cartridge itself was declined in a number of variants, in order to exploit its generous case capacity which original factory loads did not fully use. These variants include ''.45 ACP +P'', ''.45 Super'' (which is termed in the Mazes as a ''+P+'' load), and what would be considered the closest equivalent to a "Magnum" version of .45 ACP: [[.460 Rowland]], which is actually a different, slightly longer case made to accomodate even more powder, and thus, develop even more power.		The cartridge itself was declined in a number of variants, in order to exploit its generous case capacity which original factory loads did not fully use. These variants include ''.45 ACP +P'', ''.45 Super'' (which is termed in the Mazes as a ''+P+'' load), and what would be considered the closest equivalent to a "Magnum" version of .45 ACP: [[.460 Rowland]], which is actually a different, slightly longer case made to accomodate even more powder, and thus, develop even more power.

SU Tempest at 16:18, 22 February 2016

2016-02-22T16:18:04Z

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-	'''.45 ACP''' (also referred to as '''.45 Auto''', more rarely '''11.43x23mm''') is a pistol cartridge designed by John Moses Browning in 1904. As one of the most iconic pistol cartridges in the world, often compared to [[9x19mm Parabellum]], a large amount of firearms have been chambered for this cartridge. .45 ACP was originally designed for a prototype semi-automatic pistol also designed by John Browning and produced by Colt, which was later adopted by the United States Army as the ''M1911'' ~~in, as the name indicates, the year 1911~~.	+	'''.45 ACP''' (also referred to as '''.45 Auto''', more rarely '''11.43x23mm''') is a pistol cartridge designed by John Moses Browning in 1904. As one of the most iconic pistol cartridges in the world, often compared to [[9x19mm Parabellum]], a large amount of firearms have been chambered for this cartridge. .45 ACP was originally designed for a prototype semi-automatic pistol also designed by John Browning and produced by Colt, which was later adopted in the year 1911 by the United States Army as the ''M1911''.

-	The cartridge was originally designed to replicate [[.45 Colt]] performance in a semi-automatic pistol. It ~~has since seen use in~~ over a ~~century of military service~~, starting with the US military, where the '''Colt M1911A1''' pistol ~~remained~~ the service handgun for over sixty years (1924-1985), until it was phased out in favor of a [[9x19mm Parabellum\|9x19mm]] pistol, the '''Beretta M9'''. .45 ACP was also adopted by other military forces, numerous law enforcement agencies, and civilian shooters, particularly in the United States. Even to this day, .45 ACP is still popular, and a variety of modern firearms are still being designed and produced in .45 ACP.	+	The cartridge was originally designed to replicate [[.45 Colt]] performance in a semi-automatic pistol. It continues seeing service even over a hundred years after its inception, starting with the US military, where the '''Colt M1911A1''' pistol, an improved version of the original M1911, was issued as the service handgun for over sixty years (1924-1985), until it was phased out in favor of a [[9x19mm Parabellum\|9x19mm]] pistol, the '''Beretta M9'''.
		+
		+	.45 ACP was also adopted by other military forces, numerous law enforcement agencies, and civilian shooters, particularly in the United States. Even to this day, .45 ACP is still popular, and a variety of modern firearms are still being designed and produced in .45 ACP.

	The cartridge itself was declined in a number of variants, in order to exploit its generous case capacity which original factory loads did not fully use. These variants include ''.45 ACP +P'', ''.45 Super'' (which is termed in the Mazes as a ''+P+'' load), and what would be considered the closest equivalent to a "Magnum" version of .45 ACP: [[.460 Rowland]], which is actually a different, slightly longer case made to accomodate even more powder, and thus, develop even more power.		The cartridge itself was declined in a number of variants, in order to exploit its generous case capacity which original factory loads did not fully use. These variants include ''.45 ACP +P'', ''.45 Super'' (which is termed in the Mazes as a ''+P+'' load), and what would be considered the closest equivalent to a "Magnum" version of .45 ACP: [[.460 Rowland]], which is actually a different, slightly longer case made to accomodate even more powder, and thus, develop even more power.