Glock 17 or Beretta 92FS?
I was just watching Collateral and I saw that the cop had a 92FS which made me wonder about this.
I was just watching Collateral and I saw that the cop had a 92FS which made me wonder about this.
depends on the bullet
/threadEye-GiZzLe wrote:
depends on the bullet
edit: if this helps, the ammo i carry in my .45 is IQ. IMO, some of the best you can get.
target ammo for 9mm's comes in at around 1300FPS.
the 9mm IQ round travels at 1550FPS, and generates 347Ft-Lb's.
Last edited by Parker (2008-04-21 15:58:35)
I dunno lol
#rekt
Is thee difference between them that small?
Let's go with......FMJ bullets
Which one gets higher velocity?
Let's go with......FMJ bullets
Which one gets higher velocity?
target rounds, 1300fps._j5689_ wrote:
Is thee difference between them that small?
Let's go with......FMJ bullets
Which one gets higher velocity?
edit:
damn submit button got away from me.
not sure i understand the question.
if you fire the same type of 9mm ammunition from different guns, you will have the same results. save some full autos which require good ammo to correctly cycle the weapon.
Last edited by Parker (2008-04-21 16:06:41)
The one that is less accurate (or has a looser barrel). The bullet will be slowed less by the rifling
If you have the same length barrel, using the same ammo, the Glock MAY fire at a slightly (and I emphasize SLIGHTLY) higher velocity. This is due to Glocks using hexagonal rifling vs. the traditional way.
In reality, it doesn't make much difference.
Barrel length does make a difference.
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edit: I just looked it up.
Glock 17, 17C barrel length: 4.49 inches
M9 (92FS) barrel length: 4.9 inches
Therefore, the M9 should fire at a slightly higher velocity
In reality, it doesn't make much difference.
Barrel length does make a difference.
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edit: I just looked it up.
Glock 17, 17C barrel length: 4.49 inches
M9 (92FS) barrel length: 4.9 inches
Therefore, the M9 should fire at a slightly higher velocity
Last edited by RAIMIUS (2008-04-21 16:58:22)