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7.92mm Mauser rounds + Cardboard box

Article about: A new recent purchase. A Pre ww2 German Cardboard box with paper label for holding 15 7.92mm mauser rifle rounds. Nothing to interesting here to discuss. So i will skip to the markings. 13 o

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    Default 7.92mm Mauser rounds + Cardboard box

    A new recent purchase. A Pre ww2 German Cardboard box with paper label for holding 15 7.92mm Ball mauser rifle rounds.

    Nothing too interesting here to discuss. So i will skip to the markings.

    13 of the rounds have the markings of
    P25 - Manufacturer- Metallwarenfabrik Treuenbrietzen GmbH
    1938 - Year made
    5 - Batch number
    S* - a variant of the original S case made of 72% copper, that was standardised between WW1 and 2
    Green tracer colour

    2 of the rounds were mixed in here and are different
    p413 - Manufacturer- “DWM” Deutsche Waffen- und Muntionsfabriken
    1939 - Year made
    And a red tracer colour.

    The box however is 1937 dated with a manufacturer stamp of E.F.W . I dont know the maker. Please note it is not EFW from the 1940 onwards three letter codes.

    I threw in one photo comparing the 7.92mm .303 and 9mm rounds. To give size-reference.

    Overall a nice little addition to the ammo shelf! Enjoy.

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    It will display very well.
    John

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    I second the above. These boxes of ammunition are a nice way to feather displays of combat gear. They display especially well alongside the corresponding weapon.

    Regards, B.B.

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    Hmm would asking a MG42 for Christmas be a tough call at my age

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    Quote by Jb4046 View Post
    Hmm would asking a MG42 for Christmas be a tough call at my age
    If you asked nicely, I'm sure santa could fit it on his sleigh!

    B.B.

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    A nice addition to your collection,the primer annulus colours red and green do not indicate tracer colours,red is AP and green is standard ball.Tracer ammo would have a black bullet tip and a variety of primer colours,so a black tip with red primer would be AP tracer and so on.......Pete.
    JEDEM DAS SEINE

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    Thanks Zwerge! Now that I think about I realise if this was a belt of Just tracer it would be pretty weird.

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    Great box of ammo,
    I so regret shooting the "Surplus" ammo I used for plinking back in the 80's. Now its collectable. All I have now are empty shells and a couple of floaters in the bottom of my ammo cans..

    Semper Fi Phil

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    I always find it interesting how much period live ammo got to America. I remember seeing fellow member UK cousin a while back post his stash of Period German Mauser rounds that could be fired.

    What Gun were you firing them from? Just out of curiosity.

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    Nice ammo mate.
    Hard to find that stuff here.

    An MG42 is definitely a good list item.....I'd send Santa a feldpost letter so he knows what you want this year!

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