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A guide to headstamps

Article about: I thought I would do a quick guide to cartridge headstamps. I know many of us are well aware of what all the stamps mean, but some people don’t and I think it would be useful to those people

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    The left cartridge with the G superimposed over the R was made by Georg Roth of Vienna Austria,is it rimmed or rimless? Is it 56mm long or 57mm long,a picture of the whole cartridge would be helpfull.....Pete.
    JEDEM DAS SEINE

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    Quote by zwerge View Post
    The left cartridge with the G superimposed over the R was made by Georg Roth of Vienna Austria,is it rimmed or rimless? Is it 56mm long or 57mm long,a picture of the whole cartridge would be helpfull.....Pete.
    It is rimless
    and 56mm long
    it ugly and corroded catridge ... it was too long undeground

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    The only rimless cartridges I can find are 8x56mm Mannlicher-Schoenauer and 9x56 M-S,but these are both sporting rifle cartridges and your headstamp looks like a military configuration,I give up.
    JEDEM DAS SEINE

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    Quote by zwerge View Post
    The only rimless cartridges I can find are 8x56mm Mannlicher-Schoenauer and 9x56 M-S,but these are both sporting rifle cartridges and your headstamp looks like a military configuration,I give up.
    thank you
    year is 1926 ... Germans used that round - or not - it is not fired

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    Pete, I agree that it is certainly a military headstamp.

    Given the area it was found I wonder if it is a 7x57mm Roth contract for Serbia and that with corrosion etc it appears to measures nearer 56mm.

    Regards
    TonyE
    British Military Smallarms and Ammunition
    Collector, Researcher and Pedant
    https://sites.google.com/site/britmilammo/

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    Thanks Tony,and you are probably quite right,if only people would give accurate measurements and a photo of the whole cartridge in their first post it would really help.....rant over.
    JEDEM DAS SEINE

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    Hi Folks,

    I'm looking for info on a P-code (P103). I found this casing over the weekend, but can't find the manufacturer in any of the lists.
    Does anyone have any ideas?

    A guide to headstamps

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    I think it is probably a badly stamped 'P163".
    Metal-warenfabrik Truenbritzen.

    Regards
    TonyE

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    Quote by TonyE View Post
    I think it is probably a badly stamped 'P163".
    Metal-warenfabrik Truenbritzen.

    Regards
    TonyE
    You were right. Thank you!

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    Hey Blokes

    I dug these two mystery shell cases in our known military WWII area today ~

    No idea

    A guide to headstamps

    A guide to headstamps

    Third rimmed cartridge is a LE 303

    Measurements are ~ at base < 11.80 mm> ~ projectile mounts damaged / out of round ~ < 7.00 - 7.09 mm>



    Wondering if they military Blanks (??)

    First thought was that they are US Army as I also dug US Army webbing buckle today ~ also a rarity in our area ~

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