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10.75 X 68 MAUSER
10.75X68-FULL2
10.75X68-FULL1
10.75X68-FULL3
10.75X68-ATE-2
10.75X68-ATE
10.75X68-BB
10.75X68-DWM1
10.75X68-DWM2
10.75X68-DWM3
10.75X68-DWM5
10.75X68-DWM6
10.75X68-DWM7
10.75X68-DWM8
10.75X68-DWM9
10.75X68-DWM10
10.75X68-DWM12
10.75X68-DWM11
10.75X68-DWM4
10.75X68-KYNOCH1
10.75X68-KYNOCH2
10.75X68-KYNOCH3
10.75X68-KYNOCH4
10.75X68-N
10.75X68-N2
10.75X68-PS
10.75X68-RWS1
10.75X68-RWS2
10.75X68-RWS3
10.75X68-SBP
10.75X68-SFM
10.75X68-STEWART1
10.75X68-STEWART2
10.75X68-WR
EUROPEAN SPORTING 10mm UP TO 10.99mm

10.75 X 68 MAUSER

10.75 X 68 · 30 headstamps · 3 scans
Calibre10.75 X 68
In the cabinetEUROPEAN SPORTING 10mm UP TO 10.99mm · 33 images
Headstamp of 10.75 X 68 MAUSER
Reading the headstamp
12 o'clockMaker's name or factory code
6 o'clockCalibre or year of manufacture
CentrePrimer — Berdan or Boxer, and any seal colour

Research notes

Very popular sporting cartridge in Europe and Africa and in all probability developed around 1907 – 1908. There is an Obernforf Mauser rifle chambered for the 10.75x68 in South African that has a date stamp of 1908, so it would seem an accurate assumption of the introduction of the 10.78x68. Loaded by many European manufacturers as well as by Kynoch. (Dixon Ref. M58)

Provenance

2014Catalogued in the collection
2023Record last revised · 2023-05-11