Picked this 10 rd box of 11 mm ammo today. A particial opening of the box reveals a few of the rounds and they look to be rim fire? Can someone translate the lable for me, Ray
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Any value?? I only paid $6.00, Ray
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Just been having a gander thru' a book and one option might be for the 11mm german service revolver?
This is what it says...
"Cartridge for the German 1879 & 1883 model service revolvers. It has been obsolete since 1904 but a few of these revolvers were used in WWI and even the last stages of WWII. The cartridge is also listed as the 10.6 or 10.8mm German service or ordnance revolver."
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"The German ordnance cart is of .43-.44 inch size and bears a close resemblance to the 44 S&W Russian....blah, blah...
This calibre is obsolete. Ammunition has become a collectors item."
Not sure it this helps but the writing on the box looks German and if the date is 1891 then it could tie in?Comment
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You have a carton of ammo manufactured in Switzerland for their large caliber Ordnance revolver M1872/1878. The caliber is 10.4mm. I would imagine there is some good value in the carton to a Swiss revolver collector.Last edited by JoeW; 01-21-2007, 03:26 PM.Comment
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10.4mm Swiss Vetterli rifle?
This is a rimfire military rifle? says it's quite well known in the US and it was loaded until about 1942 in the US and thousands of surplus rifles were sold there?Comment
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Thanks gentlemen for your replies. RayComment
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Mike, you could well be correct. Ray didn't bother to give us any additional information on the box, approximate size of cartridges or confirm whether rim or center fire. Oh well. I would be interested in knowing if the cartridges were rifle or revolver.Comment
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