Caliber refers to the size of the cartridge a gun fires. Indirectly, it speaks to the particular cartridge that the Gun is meant to use. There are several guns that are made in more than one caliber- A Model xyz pistol might be made in 9mm Parabellum, .40 S&W, and .45 ACP. Incidentally, caliber, when speaking of a rifle or handgun, refers to how wide the inside of the barrel is, in 100ths of an inch. So a .357 caliber uses a bullet that is 357/100ths of an inch wide. Guns developed in Europe generally used the metric system instead- a 9mm uses a bullet 9mm wide.
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∙ 12y agoThere are thousands of different cartridges for guns in different calibers. Technically, caliber refers to the diameter of the inside of the barrel.
Cartridges of different calibers.
The size of the projectile.
Did you want to know what calibers were used in machine guns or perhaps what cartridges are for machine guns only.
The size of the projectile.
The Puckle Gun had a bore of 1.25 inches, or 32 millimetres.
I believe you mean calibers. The main calibers in use with the Canadian Forces are the 5.56x45mm NATO and 7.62x51mm NATO. Other calibers include .50 BMG and 9mm, although they are not as common.
They made ammunition in most popular calibers.
No published data to give a definitive answer.
hand guns , long guns, Air guns , Rifle these are used as a firearms .
If u are talking brake rotors remove the calibers and the calibers support the rotor should almost fall off in your hand
All 1894 (aka M-94) guns made in calibers 30 WCF, 25-35, 32 Win Spl and other smokless calibers have Nickel Steel barrels. Guns made in calibers 32-40 and 38-55 may, or may not, have Nickel Steel barrels, depending primarily on when the barrels were made. Don Schimpff guncollector@att.net