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thumb|7.92 mm caliber rifle barrel (Swedish Mauser|Mauser m/96) thumb|right|Rifle cartridges: from left: .50 BMG|50 BMG • 300 Win Mag • 308 Winchester • 7.62 × 39 mm • 5.56 × 45 mm NATO • [[22 LR]] thumb|right|A .45 ACP|45 ACP hollowpoint (Federal HST) with two 22 LR cartridges for comparison
Calibre refers to the diameter of a gun's barrel or the corresponding size of ammunition it fires, measured in millimeters or fractions of an inch. Different calibres are used for various firearms, from rifles to handguns, and each cartridge is designed to match its weapon's specific calibre.
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