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    The slide on this one appears to be stamped "9mm P" which I would suggest is 9mm Parabellum (ie what everyone outside the US calls the standard 9mm cartridge )

    Looks like a really nice gun and in great shape, too!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Colonel Enfield View Post
    The slide on this one appears to be stamped "9mm P"
    Thanks Colonel. Upon inspection of the photo of the instruction manual, it also states Parabellum. That makes the ammo more available. Apparently the earlier Star models used Largo (Large).

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    There you go - cheap and plentiful ammo ahoy!

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