This French centre fire cartridge was listed in 1899 drawings as both for Carbines and Reduction purposes. There is very little other info available for this cartridge. (Dixon Ref. FR76)                    Shown at...

See also Metric Military Rifle

       This high velocity experimental cartridge was an early German-British effort. The case type (DWM 469A) was manufactured in Germany by DWM. The cartridges were loaded by the British firm STURTEVANT ENGINEERING on contract for the...

   This is the rimmed version of the 5x50 Magnum and is based on the 5.6x50R RWS case.

   New development based on the 5.6x50 RWS case

This small Austrian target cartridge may have been developed either for a target rifle or pistol. The headstamp style would probably be around the 1890's    Cartridge shown below at 200%

This is also based on the 22 Hornet case and is the sporting counterpart of the 17 Libra. It was designed for use in small break open rifles.   

Designed as a small hunting/sport shooting rifle, but also with an eye to becoming a semi-auto or full auto PDW (Personal Defense Weapon). On the website it is claimed that it is able to penetrate “steel board” at 10m, but no mention is made of the thickness of the...

This cartridge is a half scale version of the 7.9x57 (8x57 Mauser). It was produced by Léon Crottet in 1991. The first specimen is a ball round, second specimen is a wooden bulleted blank and the bottom round is a plastic dummy.         Shown...