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27	September 2018

380 ammo VS. 9mm ammo: Which one is better

The comparison between .380 ammo vs. 9mm ammo has been going on for decades. This is the age-old concept about which caliber is better to carry. But the results may surprise you because there is no end of this discussion. 9mm ammo & 380 ammo, both are popular choices for self defense rounds. Both contain the same diameter, but a 9mm ammo round is longer than 380 ammo. We compare .380 to 9mm in terms of its ballistics, recoil, accuracy, ability, price and penetration.

The main difference b/w the two:-
Velocity:-
Generally, the 9mm ammo does have a higher velocity, a larger grain bullet and more powder to push it out of the barrel. In simple words we can say that it perform better than the .380 does in terms of velocity.
Usage;-
Both cartridges are most widely used for military purposes. This ammo is primarily used for self defense for civilians as it has small size allow for easy concealment and it can hold a relatively high amount of rounds.

Cost
.380 ammo is more expensive than 9mm cartridges. This is due to the high supply of 9mm cartridges from various manufacturers. The 9mm round is the most used & popular military cartridge and 9mm pistols are readily available all over the world.
Although the raw material of the 380 ammo is cheaper, however it costs much more than 9mm ammo because this is not nearly in as much demand as 9mm is. 9mm ammo is extremely popular round for military cartridge and 9mm pistol are readily available all over the world both new and used. However the raw material of the 380 ammo is cheaper but it costs more than 9mm ammo because is not nearly in as much demand as 9mm ammo is.

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