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a few unusual cartridges for identification

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  • Cheechako
    You're advertising cartridges without knowing what they are or how much they may be worth??

    #4 is Italian

    #5 is not a rimfire. It is a Benet primed center fire. Cal .45 Revolver Ball, S&W length, for the U.S. Colt military revolver. You also 2 or 3 others listed with a brass and a tinned case.
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  • golferboy426
    yep don't know all or what the worth, I figure the auction will determine value
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  • Tailgunner1954
    #3 is European, and that's not a nipple, it's the anvil of a Berdan un-primed case (note the 2 flashholes)
    #4 smells Italian
    I think Mr C has mixed up #5 and #6 (#5 is the Benet primed 45)
    #6 smells like a Austrian product
    #7 is a late production Perrin thick rim (the early ones were inside primed)
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  • thorhammer
    #2 is 44 Smith & Wesson Russian
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  • hrf
    quote:Originally posted by thorhammer
    #2 is 44 Smith & Wesson Russian


    Looks more like .44 S&W American.

    The .44 Russian used an inside lubed bullet.
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  • Cheechako
    Tailgunner - Yep, you caught me. I corrected my post to read #4 and #5.

    Ray
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  • thorhammer
    quote:Originally posted by hrf
    quote:Originally posted by thorhammer
    #2 is 44 Smith & Wesson Russian


    Looks more like .44 S&W American.

    The .44 Russian used an inside lubed bullet.



    The case length is closer to the Russian, and he compares it to a 44 Colt,
    which also is closer in dimensions to the Russian.


    But I will give you the bullet has a lube groove like the 44 American.
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  • iceracerx
    Just another reason to lurk around here: For the education!

    Thanks all
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