7,92 ammo

[Sponc]

Hello,
I need some help on this cartridges. What type?
Best regards, Jeremy.




13/44/bhe/St+



19/Z/40/VII

[Zeltbahn]

The 13/44/bhe/St+ cartridges looks to be late war models

[evilmike]

The 13/44/bhe/St+ cartridges looks to be late war models

1944 with steel lacqured cases

[Hans Zeug]

7.92 steel cartridge.

Hi,how about these-
13=lot number.
44=date.
bne=Metallwerk Wolfenbuttel GmbH. bne not bhe?
St+=Lacquered steel case.
Clip maker.Metallwerke Silberhutte Gmbh/Harz.
Can't make out the markings on the brass coloured case.
Regards David.

[Hans Zeug]

bne

Here is one of mine.

[Sponc]

Hi,
thanks for this answer.
I don't find anything for the second cartridge of 1940. What means "Z"??
Regards, Jeremy

[Hans Zeug]

Z marking.

Hi,on your picture it looks like.
S= steel.
V 11 = Bochum (bxe).
13= lot number.
Z= Zunder?
Don't quote me on the above as I'm no expert. Lots of info on the Bodemvondston forum.

[Sponc]

I find the solution for copper case:

VII: Bochumer Verein für Gußstahlfabrikation A.G., Bochum (code bxe): steel maker.
Z: Kupferwerk Ilsenburg A.G., Ilsenburg, Harz: metal processing
13: type of metal
S: Schwer (heavy bullet)

I have another case with a total black primer and a 5mm green stripe on it and acrosse the bottom of the case. Somebody knows what kind of ammo it is?
Best regards and thanks for your help.
Jeremy

[me6_130]

I would say your second round is Czech:
Z= Brno plant.
19 - 38?= the year (pic us blurred can't see it well)
VII= July

Many of these can be found in Spain, from the 'Spanish Civil War'

Carles

[Von Kleist]

I have another case with a total black primer and a 5mm green stripe on it and acrosse the bottom of the case. Somebody knows what kind of ammo it is?
Best regards and thanks for your help.
Jeremy

Green stripe across the base sounds like a test round.



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[Sponc]

I would say your second round is Czech:
Z= Brno plant.
19 - 38?= the year (pic us blurred can't see it well)
VII= July

Many of these can be found in Spain, from the 'Spanish Civil War'

Carles

You are right for the number: 1940, it's the date but VII is not the month it's the code for the steel maker and Z is the code for the metal processing factory, no bound with CZ.
Regards.

[Peter C]

The green stripe on the case is the designation for aluminum core practice ball. They can also be found as tracers.

-Peter

[Peter C]

You are right for the number: 1940, it's the date but VII is not the month it's the code for the steel maker and Z is the code for the metal processing factory, no bound with CZ.
Regards.

I think Carles is correct. Your headstamp is very similar to this.



Besides, isn't the cartridge case made of brass? If so, there is no steel maker.


-Peter