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Re-Loading data and dimensions for .25 ACP (.25 Auto) calibre |
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The cartridge was introduced in Europe as the F.N. Baby Browning, later (1908) it was introduced in the United States as the, almost identical, Colt manufactured, .25 Vest Pocket pistol. These two pistols has been copied by many manufacturers. The .25 Auto has a high velocity for a small cartridge, but stopping power of the full metal jacketed bullet is low. The .25 auto pistol is popular with the ladies, because of it's small size and low cost.
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Case Dimensions ("W" = Water capacity)
| Bullet Type | Bullet Wt. Grains | Gas Check | Powder Type | Powder Weight Grains | Powder MAX Grains | Pressure C.U.P. | Pressure lb/Sq in | Muzzle Velocity ft/sec | Muzzle Energy ft lbs | TKO |
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| Jacketed | 111 | 0000 | IMR 2222 | 33.3 Gr | 33.4 Gr | 44,444 | 55,555 | 6666 | 7777 | 88 |
Notes
Originated... 02 February 2007,
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