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CALIBERS, CODES and NAMES Catalogue of Cartridges for Rifled Catalogue of cartridges for rifled SALW Note: Cartridges with available pictures are in blue CALIBERS, CODES AND NAMES 1,1x13,1 R US XPL FA Microballistic Cartridge Cartridge is used by information not available .10 Cooper Pup Cartridge is used by rifles and carbines .10 H&R Magnum ( Harrington & Richardson ), Cartridge is used by rifles and carbines 10 mm Automatic (10x25. 10 mm Auto, Colt Automatic, Bren-Ten, Norma), 10x25,2. SAA 6395. Cartridge is used by pistols 10 mm Bergmann DWM 478 Cartridge is used by information not available 10 mm FAR (10x23), 10mm FAR was chambered in very few pistols, primarily in their Force line of pistols. It did not sell well and the pistols and ammunition are rare. It’s sort of a .45 ACP round necked down to 10mm, though it is also more hot-loaded thaade for the Daisy VL rifle which was produced 1967-1969. Only 19,000 standard and 5,000 presentation rifles were Cartridge is used by pistols produced before Daisy ceased production 10 mm Hirst Auto Cartridge is used by pistols 10 mm Mars Cartridge is used by pistols 10 mm Soerabaya (10x27 R. 10 mm Holl.Ind. Polizei-Revolver, Niederl. Ind. Revolver, Surabaya), 10 mm Soerabaja, Scherpe Patroon No. 3. 9,4 Dutch East Indies. SAA 6370. EB 148. Cartridge is used by revolvers 10 mm Super Magnum (10 mm SM) Cartridge is used by rifles or carbines .10 Squirrel Cartridge is used by rifles and carbines 10,15x36,5 R Jarmann Short Cartridge is used by rifles or carbines 10,15x54 R Jarman Cartridge is used by rifles or carbines 10,15x60 R Swedish, DWM 36 Cartridge is used by rifles or carbines 10,15x61 R Jarman (11 mm Jarman Long, Swedish Jarman M/81), Patrone 522(n). 10,3x61 R. DWM 36 157 173 173A. GR 65. Cartridge is used by rifles or carbines 10,15x63 R Serbian Mauser M/78 DWM 187. GR 200 Cartridge is used by rifles or carbines 10,15x68 R Express Black Powder Cartridge is used by rifles 10,2 mm (.400 Revolver), DWM 284 Cartridge is used by revolvers 10,25x35 R Hunting Express, DWM 116. Cartridge is used by information not available 10,25x69 R, DWM 214. Cartridge is used by rifles and carbines 10,2x20 R, DWM 251 251A Cartridge is used by information not available 10,2x40 R, DWM 113. Cartridge is used by information not available 10,2x46 B Swiss (10,2/46 B. Suisse ), Cartridge is used by rifles and carbines 10,2x60 R, DWM 49 Cartridge is used by rifles and carbines 10,35 Glisenti (10,35x20 R Italian Ordnance), 10,35 mm Italian Regulation 1889, Glisenti 1889, Bodeo, Chamelot-Delvigne Revolver. 10,4 mm Glisenti Revolver, M 1889, Bodeo Revolver. 10,4x23 R. SAA 6300. EB 150. Cartridge is used by revolvers 10,35x47 R Vetterli-Vitali (10,8x48 R Vetterli), 10,8x48 R Vetterli. 10,35x47 R Italian Vetterli-Vitali M 1870 -71. 10,4x48 R Swiss Vetterli. DWM 59 59A 123 141 299. GR 58. SAA 6775. Cartridge is used by rifles or carbines First from left. 10,3x63 Mauser Cartridge is used by rifles or carbines 10,3x65 R Baenzinger (Lancaster, Swiss Target, Suisse, Baenzinger Express), DWM 164 Cartridge is used by rifles or carbines 10,4 mm Swiss Revolver RF Cartridge is used by revolvers Third from left. 10,4x20 R Swiss Ordnance 1878, (10,4 mm Schmidt Kavallerie Revolver), 10,4 mm Schweizer Ordonnanz Revolver M 1872-78. SAA 6315. EB 151. Cartridge is used by revolvers 10,4x27,4 R Stoff's Cattle Killer (10,4x27,4 R Cattle Killer), SAA 6455. DWM 409 Cartridge is used by revolvers for animal killing 10,4x38 Martini Cartridge is used by rifles or carbines 10,4x38 R Swiss Vetterli CF (10,4x38 R Swiss Centerfire. 10,4 mm Rimmed Swiss Vetterli, Italian Vetterli), 10,38 R Vetterli, Swiss, M 1869-91. 10,5x38 R. 10,5x39 R Vetterli M/69/81. .41 Swiss. DWM 19 308. SAA 6605. Cartridge is used by rifles or carbines Middle picture 10,4x38 R Swiss Vetterli RF (10,4x38 R Vetterli RF M 1866-67), .41 Swiss Rimfire M 69/81 Cartridge is used by rifles 10,4x42 R Swiss Vetterli (R Target Rifle, Rubin Cadet Rifle, Vetterli), 10,5x42 R Ordnance Rifle A-Base, Swiss Ordnance Rifle, Vetterli, Rubin Cadet, Target. 10,2x42 R Vetterli. DWM 18 127. GR 85 127. SAA 6660. Cartridge is used by rifles or carbines 10,4x44R Cartridge is used by rifles or carbines 10,4x47 Italian Veterli Cartridge is used by rifles or carbines 10,57 Maverick (.416 Maverick, Lazzeroni), Cartridge is used by rifles and carbines 10,57 Meteor (10,75x71. .416 Meteor, Lazzeroni), Cartridge is used by rifles or carbines 10,5x35 R, DWM 115. Cartridge is used by information not available 10,5x36 R Tesching, DWM 42 Cartridge is used by rifles or carbines 10,5x40 R, DWM 112. Cartridge is used by information not available 10,5x43 R Swiss, DWM 123 Cartridge is used by rifles or carbines 10,5x46,5 R Mauser (10,5x46,4 R Mauser), 10,5x46,5 R Utendoerffer Type "b". 10,05x46,4 R Mauser. DWM 30 30A 31. GR 90. Cartridge is used by rifles or carbines 10,5x47 R Deutsche Schutzen (R Schutzen R A-Base, R Target, R Target Rifle, Swiss Schutzen), 10,5x47 R Stahl, MB Deutsche Schutzen. 10,5x46,5 R Schutzen, Scheiben A-Base. 10,75x47 R Schutzen. 10,55x47,4 R. 10,4x46,5 R. DWM 29 145. GR 51 90 164. SAA 6755. Cartridge is used by rifles or carbines 10,5x47 R Martini DWM 14 Cartridge is used by information not available 10,5x52 R, DWM 101 Cartridge is used by rifles and carbines 10,5x74 Cartridge is used by rifles 10,6 mm Mauser Revolver A-Base, (Mauser Zig-Zag), DWM 7 Cartridge is used by revolvers 10,66x48 R Russian Berdan Carbine Cartridge is used by rifles or carbines 10,66x57,5 R Gatling Russian Cartridge is used by information not available 10,6x24,5 R German Ordnance, (10,6 mm Deutscher Reichsrevolver), 10,6 mm Dienst Revolver, Kavalerie Revolver, German Revolver A-Base, German Ordnance, Deutscher Ordonnanz Revolver M 1879 1883, Offiziers Revolver M 1884. 10,85 mm Deutscher Reichsrevolver. 10,8x25 MRR, RR. 10,85x24,9n Deutscher Diensrevolver. 11 mm Deutscher Reichsrevolver M 79 & 84. 10,55 German. DWM 200 200A. SAA 6435A. EB 153. Cartridge is used by revolvers 10,6x24,6 R Schulhof (10,6 mm Schulhof Scheibenpistole), 10,7x24,6 R, GR 352, SAA 6420, EB 155 Cartridge is used by pistols 10,6x25 R Spanish Ordnance, (10,6 mm Spanish Ordnance, Revolver M 1884), SAA 6410. EB 156. Cartridge is used by revolvers 10,6x51 Cartridge is used by rifles or carbines 10,6x58 R Russian Berdan No. 2 (.42 Berdan No. 1 & 2 Russian, Bulgarian. .420 Berdan), 10,66x57,5 R. 10,8x57,5 R. 11x57,5 R. 10,75x58 R. 4,2 Line Berdan. 11,2x57 R. .42 Russian. 11x57 R Bulgarian Rifle M 1871. 10,67x 58 R. DWM 39. GR 61. SAA 8165. Cartridge is used by rifles or carbines Third from left 10,75x46 R, DWM 199. Cartridge is used by information not available 10,75x52 R Grandding (10,75x52 G. 10,75x52 R Stright), DWM 495A. SAA 6855. Cartridge is used by rifles or carbines 10,75x58 Mannlicher (10,75x57) GR 717 Cartridge is used by rifles or carbines 10,75x60 R Grunding (R Leue, R Scheibengewehr. 10,75x60 G), 10,7x60 R. DWM 495B. GR 759. Cartridge is used by rifles or carbines 10,75x62 Straight (10,75x61) DWM 523. GR 721 Cartridge is used by rifles or carbines 10,75x63 Le Personne (10,7x62,7 Le Personnet Hunting Rifle), 10,75x62 Le Personnet. DWM 515. Cartridge is used by rifles or carbines 10,75x63 Mauser Cartridge is used by rifles or carbines 10,75x65 R Collath (Rimmed Collath), Cartridge is used by Hunting rifles or carbines 10,75x65 R Grandding, Cartridge is used by rifles or carbines 10,75x68 Mauser (10x68, .423 Mauser), 10,75 mm. DWM 515A. SAA 7100. .350-.423 Rimless. .423 Mauser. XCR 11 068. BGC 010. Cartridge is used by rifles or carbines 10,75x70 Barella A-Base DWM 495 Cartridge is used by rifles or carbines 10,75x70 R Collath (10,75x66 R) Cartridge is used by rifles or carbines 10,7x57 R Krag Peterson Cartridge is used by rifles or carbines 10,85x47 R, DWM 146 Cartridge is used by information not available 10,8x23,5 Montenegro No. 4 (10,8 mm Montenegriner, Montenegrin Revolver), 10,8 mm Montenegro No 4. SAA 6360. EB 157. Cartridge is used by revolvers 10,8x47 R Martini Target Cartridge is used by rifles 10,8x51 R, DWM 397. Cartridge is used by rifles and carbines 10,8x52 R Cartridge is used by rifles or carbines 10,9 Ruger Magnum Cartridge is used by rifles and carbines 10,9x45 R Tesching, DWM 205 Cartridge is used by rifles or carbines 10x14 R Gaupillat (10 mm Revolver CF), EB 145A. Cartridge is used by revolvers 10x19 R Toy Cartridge, SAA 6280. Cartridge is used by information not available 10x20 R Mauser Revolver, DWM 4 Cartridge is used by revolvers 10x22 T Cartridge is used by pistols 10x25 Nakata, Cartridge is used by information not available 10x27 Mauser Revolver, DWM 3 Cartridge is used by revolvers 10x31,7 Magnum (10 mm Magnum), 10x31,5 Magnum.
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