9x20 Inert

 

IDnumber 36 Caliber 9x20 Model - Projectile form - Projectile weight - Projectile material - Projectile type Inert Colour markings - V0 mps - V0 fps - Propellant - Propellant weight Gram - Propellant weight Grain - This is a early inert round made by FN, Belgium

 

IDnumber 37 Caliber 9x20 Model - Projectile form - Projectile weight - Projectile material - Projectile type Inert Colour markings - V0 mps - V0 fps - Propellant - Propellant weight Gram - Propellant weight Grain - This is the late manufactured Swedish-made inert round with the cannelures (grooves) on the case and green finished projectile. Image courtesy of the John Giles Collection.

 

IDnumber 173 Caliber 9x20 Model Projectile form Projectile weight Projectile material Projectile type Inert Colour markings V0 mps V0 fps - Propellant Propellant weight Gram Propellant weight Grain - This is actually an armament tool used by firearm technicians. It is a robust single piece of steel turned to the correct outer dimensions. It was commonly used for testing the functionality of weapons.

 

IDnumber 205 Caliber 9x20 Model 9 mm blind pistolpatron m/19 Projectile form - Projectile weight - Projectile material - Projectile type Inert Colour markings Blackened case and projectile V0 mps - V0 fps - Propellant - Propellant weight Gram - Propellant weight Grain - Adopted on 15 May 1919, this is the first model of inert 9x20 caliber round to be manufactured in Sweden. It is characterized by the single deep cannelure (groove) on the case and the overall blackened finish. (See Digitaltmuseum.se AM.046470 for Armémuseum catalog data) Image courtesy of the Rude of Åtvidaberg Collection