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METRIC MILITARY 7mm UP TO 7.99mm

7.5mm RUBIN VERSUCH M.1886 RIMLESS

7.5mm · 1 headstamp · 1 scan
Calibre7.5mm
In the cabinetMETRIC MILITARY 7mm UP TO 7.99mm · 2 images
Headstamp of 7.5mm RUBIN VERSUCH M.1886 RIMLESS
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

This was one of the experimental cartridges by Eduard Rubin in the mid 1880’s. The bullet was loaded into the case with a distance ring that stopped at the edge of the chamber when the round was fired. The idea was to have a compressed black powder charge into the case, with a smaller diameter bullet, but the invention of smokeless propellant in 1886 rendered this whole idea obsolete. It was an interesting primer design with a single flash hole on the Berdan type primer, for which Georg Roth obtained a patent in 1887. See also Motz & Kohlmann Vol. 3 p.118and 288. (Roth Case No. 228).

Provenance

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