9x19mm Parabellum (no ontology)
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Revision as of 05:05, 1 May 2013
The 9x19mm Parabellum (also known as simply 9x19mm Para) is a very popular handgun cartridge developed in 1901 by Georg Luger. It is a very common cartridge used in handguns and submachine guns.
Real-life data
Created in 1901 by Georg Luger, the 9x19mm Parabellum is the cartridge most commonly referred to when the loose term "9mm" is employed. Also known as 9mm Luger, to differentiate it from other popular cartridges such as 9mm Makarov or 9mm Browning (.380 ACP), the 9x19mm Parabellum caliber is the most popular military handgun cartridge in the world, used in practically all countries in the world and declined in several variants (+P and +P+ over-pressure, 9mm NATO with more powerful loads used by military forces, 9mm SESAMS "simunitions" used for ultra-realistic simulations, and so on.)
Georg Luger developed this cartridge based on an earlier design, the 7.62x25mm Parabellum, a cartridge similar to its Russian counterpart, the 7.62x25mm Tokarev. The round was presented in 1902 to the British Arms Committee, then in 1903 to the US Army. The German Navy adopted the cartridge in 1904, and two years later, the Army as well. The popularity of this cartridge increased greatly after World War I; 9mm pistols and submachine guns were widely employed as the main weapons and sidearms of most armies and police forces in the world of then. The cartridge went on to become the most used military handgun cartridge in the world since then.
Mazeworld overview
| Type | Unarm | Light | Hardskin | Kevlar-2 | Kevlar-3 | Kevlar-4 | HEV |
| Bullet | 40% | 38% | 32% | 27% | 16% | 6% | 2% |
- Available for purchase in a gun shop or a weapon shop, in boxes of 50 or 250 rounds
- Costs 50 P$ for 50 rounds, and 250 P$ for 250 rounds
- Value of a single round is 1 P$
- Recoil level of this round is 2 - Light
- Availability of this caliber:
- Can be found at random in the rooms
- ALGERIA crate: 160 rounds ; BOND007 crate: 60 rounds ; SWATEQP crate: 180 rounds ; SHEPARD crate: 150 rounds ; WPN-1 crate: 85 rounds ; AMMO-1 crate: 250 rounds ; AMMO-2 crate: 250 rounds ; AMMO-4 crate: 100 rounds
Weapons compatible
Class 2 weapons
- Calico M960A
- Colt 9mm SMG R0635
- Danuvia VD-01
- Enfield Sten Mk IIS
- Erma Werke MP40
- Heckler ＆ Koch HK54
- Heckler ＆ Koch MP5A3
- Heckler ＆ Koch UMP-9
- IMI UZI
- MAT-49
- Ruger MP9
- SITES Spectre M4
- Taurus MT-9
Class 3 weapons
- Arms Moravia CZ-G 2000
- Beretta 92FS
- Beretta 93R
- Beretta M9
- Česká Zbrojovka CZ 75 AUTOMATIC
- FN Browning Hi-Power
- Glock 17
- Glock 18C
- Heckler ＆ Koch MP5K
- Heckler ＆ Koch USP
- IZHMEKH MP-443 Grach
- Mauser C96 Red 9
- SIG Sauer Pro SP 2022
- Steyr GB
- Steyr TMP
- Walther P38
- Walther P99
- Zastava Arms CZ 99
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