ทำไมบ้านเราถึงนิยมใช้ปืนขนาด 9ม.ม.

Published on February 4, 2022
Duration: 14:12

This video explains why the 9mm caliber is the most popular choice for handguns in Thailand, citing its balance of manageable recoil, high magazine capacity, affordable ammunition, and wide model availability. It compares 9mm to less popular calibers like .22 LR, .357 Magnum, .45 ACP, and 5.7x28mm, highlighting their respective drawbacks in the Thai context, such as lower stopping power, limited capacity, or stricter licensing. A ballistic test on a steel plate visually reinforces the 9mm's effective performance.

Quick Summary

The 9mm caliber is the most popular handgun choice in Thailand due to its ideal balance of manageable recoil for quick follow-up shots, high magazine capacity, affordable and readily available ammunition, and a wide variety of firearm models and accessories.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: 9mm Popularity in Thailand
  2. 00:35Five Reasons for 9mm Dominance
  3. 01:409mm vs .22 LR Comparison
  4. 02:319mm vs .357 Magnum Comparison
  5. 03:179mm vs .45 ACP Comparison
  6. 04:139mm vs 5.7x28mm Comparison
  7. 05:22Ballistic Testing: Caliber Showdown
  8. 11:21Test Results & Conclusion: The 'Hero' Caliber

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the 9mm caliber so popular for handguns in Thailand?

The 9mm caliber is favored in Thailand due to its excellent balance of manageable recoil, allowing for fast follow-up shots, combined with high magazine capacity, affordable and widely available ammunition, and a vast selection of firearm models and accessories.

How does 9mm compare to .45 ACP for self-defense in Thailand?

While .45 ACP offers significant power, 9mm is often preferred in Thailand due to its lower recoil, higher magazine capacity, more affordable ammunition, and generally easier licensing process compared to the .45 ACP.

Why isn't .22 LR a popular self-defense caliber in Thailand?

.22 LR handguns, while sometimes affordable, lack the necessary stopping power for effective self-defense compared to 9mm. They are often priced similarly to 9mm firearms but offer less terminal performance.

What are the drawbacks of .357 Magnum revolvers for everyday carry in Thailand?

.357 Magnum revolvers, though classic, typically have limited cylinder capacity (often 6 rounds) and can have significant recoil, making them less practical for frequent self-defense use compared to modern 9mm semi-automatic pistols.

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