22 LR unknown german rounds

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receive a lot of this nice thin steel boxes with unknown german 6 mm rounds
the rounds are non magnetic no bulets only a coloured end .
botom of round is stamped with the letter T

can anyone help me for id this strange rounds
thx in advance for info .

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[Uncle Goose]

I know some older equipment uses rounds like this one. With equipment I mean worker stuff like for shooting large pieces of metal and the like in stuff like concrete. Hilty is one such brand who makes things like that nowadays but I remember that some older brands made the same equipment.

[jiipee76]

DAG = Dynamit AG which is nowdays known Dynamit Nobel AG.Factory located in Troisdorf,Germany.

[Bradley Smith]

They look like 6mm starter pistol rounds to me.

Hmmm. 1936 Olympic games, anyone? If you can, find out who supplied the blanks for the event.

[RED LION]

it comes with a lot of old ww 2 amo that i have bought this week .
i have 6 boxes and i think i will sell 5 of them price
i think 5 euros the box sounds resonable any opinions ?

[AlexAtlas]

Hate to necro-post, but those are NOT pistol blanks, at least not for any WW2 era German firearm I can think of. Most likely used in some sort of rock blasting tool or driving metal through rock, etc.

Do NOT load them into a starter pistol, IMHO.

[pauke]

rounds

When I worked in a steel mill we sometimes drove a small bolt into a glowing rail to attach a metal tag. A similar-looking .22 cartridge was used in the gun to fire the bolt. Based on the "stark" term listed on the box these may well be industrial cartridges.