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Different designations simply mean different things. ACP stands for Automatic Colt Pistol, meaning it was originally designed for Colt Auto Pistols, however, pistols from various manufacturers will fire ACP ammo. Other designations, such as SW in .40 SW means the cartridge was designed by Smith and Wesson. WCF stands for Winchester Center Fire. GAP stand for Glock Auto Pistol. There are various others.

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Q: What is the difference between an ACP cartridge and other cartridges in regards to ammunition?
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