That is not a 9 millimeter.
Bigger than ACP, too.
And of a Pirate, it appears. That symbol has a name: Jolly Roger.
Who would build a Beretta replica from scratch to load a bigger calibre?
No, Beretta does not offer any handguns chambered in 10mm Auto (often referred to simply as 10mm, while ACP usually denotes cartridges like .45 ACP or .380 ACP)
Beside that hardly being 10mm ACP.
The .41 Action Express (.41 AE) is slightly larger in diameter than the 10mm Auto (firing a .410-inch diameter bullet versus the 10mm's .400-inch bullet) while maintaining very similar semi-automatic proportions and a straight-walled, rimless-style footprint designed for standard pistol magazines
While the Beretta 92FS (M9) is widely considered one of the most reliable and iconic handguns ever built, there is no universal consensus that it is the single "best" handgun in the world.
He might have had a more made up mind.
The .41 Action Express (.41 AE) occupies a distinct middle ground. It was specifically engineered to replicate the performance of a reduced .41 Magnum police load inside a standard-sized semi-automatic pistol.
It could be worse.
There is no comparison here. The Desert Eagle's .50 AE is a massive, magnum-class hunting and silhouette-shooting cartridge. The .50 AE produces roughly 3.5x to 4x the kinetic energy of the .41 AE. The .41 AE is designed to fit in a normal hip-holster pistol (like a modified CZ-75 or Jericho 941), whereas the .50 AE requires the giant, gas-operated Desert Eagle frame to handle the pressure and massive recoil.
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While it has a wider bullet than a 10mm Auto (.410" vs .400"), you cannot safely modify the powder charge to match a maxed-out hot 10mm load (which can clear 700+ ft-lbs) for two physical reasons: ...
