9×19mm Parabellum

9 mm redirects here, for other uses see 9 mm (disambiguation)

The 9 x 19 mm Parabellum is a widely used German pistol round. Developed in 1902 by Georg Luger, it is sometimes called the 9 mm Luger. Known to cause hydrostatic shock. Effective ranges have been reported at around 100m.

Pistols and Machine Pistols

• MAB PA-15
• MAC Mle 1950
• Helwan Brigadier
• Mamba
• Zigana T
• Browning Hi-Power
• GSh-18
• Beretta
  • Beretta 92
    • M9
  • Beretta 93R
  • Beretta Px4 Storm
• Cz75
• Danuvia VD-01
• Enfield TC-10
• Glock
  • Glock 17
  • Glock 18
  • Glock 19
• Heckler & Koch
  • USP
  • P8 pistol
  • H&K P2000
• Jericho 941
• Luger P08
• Smith & Wesson Model 39
• TMP
• Taurus PT92
• Walther
  • Walther P38
  • Walther P99

SMGs

• BSM/9 M1
• FAMAE
  • FAMAE PAF
  • FAMAE SAF
• Fabricaciones Militares
  • FMK-3
• Instituto Brasileiro de Administração Pública (IBRAP)
  • IBRAP Alpha GPI
• Hafdasa
  • Hafdasa C-2
  • Hafdasa C-4
• Halcon
  • Halcon M-1943
  • Halcon M57
  • Halcon ML-63
• Mekanika
  • Mekanika Uru
• Northwood Development
  • Northwood R-76
• Owen Gun
• Pistola Amatrelladora MPA
• Pistola Ametralladora Patria
• Sten
• Sterling Armaments
• Sterling L2A3
• MP5
• TAC-1
• Beretta Model 12
• M3 Grease Gun
• MP40
• SITES Spectre M4
• Uzi

Carbines and Rifles

• Beretta
  • Beretta Cx4 Storm
• SDK silenced rifle