Ammo for a Modello 1934

Would Fiocchi .380 ACP (95 grain FMJ, muzzle energy 215 foot pounds, muzzle velocity 1010 feet per second) be too "hot" for a Model 1934?

your m1934 is fine with any off the shelf .380

Thanks again, Ted!

np, the m1934 was built until the early 90s so any modern ammo is good to go

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Originally Posted by TedDeBearFrmHell

np, the m1934 was built until the early 90s so any modern ammo is good to go

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Including a 1942 model?

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Originally Posted by Hurryin' Hoosier

Including a 1942 model?

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ANY serviceable m1934 will safely shoot any off the shelf .380 ammo..... and yes, even your gun.

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Originally Posted by TedDeBearFrmHell

ANY serviceable m1934 will safely shoot any off the shelf .380 ammo..... and yes, even your gun.

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Troppo bene!

Be careful of after market magazines if your going to use anything other than FMJ ammo! My 3 WWII magazines will load and handle any brand of HP ammo I run thru it. But my two aftermarket units will NOT. I'm ordering Wolff 1934 springs and hope this will solve the problem.

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Originally Posted by dick471

Be careful of after market magazines if your going to use anything other than FMJ ammo! My 3 WWII magazines will load and handle any brand of HP ammo I run thru it. But my two aftermarket units will NOT. I'm ordering Wolff 1934 springs and hope this will solve the problem.

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Fortunately, all three magazines which I have seem to be WWII (or shortly after) production. At least they all say "Cal 9 Corto PB", are indentical and seem to work fine.