CartridgeCollector Curator's Desk
Click to zoom
7 X 57R MAUSER
7x57R-full
7x57R-1
7x57R-dwm5
7x57R-dwm6
7x57R-dwm12
7x57R-dwm13
7x57R-dwm7
7x57R-dwm1
7x57R-dwm2
7x57R-dwm3
7x57R-dwm4
7x57R-dwm8
7x57R-dwm9
7x57R-dwm10
7x57R-dwm11
7x57R-hp
7x57R-hp2
7x57R-hp4
7x57R-hp3
7x57R-iwk
7x57R-ps
7x57R-pscz
7x57R-rws1
7x57R-rws9
7x57R-rws2
7x57R-rws3
7x57R-rws4
7x57R-rws5
7x57R-rws6
7x57R-rws7
7x57R-rws8
7x57R-sbp
7x57R-sbp2
7x57R-T
EUROPEAN SPORTING 7mm UP TO 7.99mm

7 X 57R MAUSER

7 X 57R · 33 headstamps · 1 scan
Calibre7 X 57R
In the cabinetEUROPEAN SPORTING 7mm UP TO 7.99mm · 34 images
Headstamp of 7 X 57R 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

This IWK manufactured cartridge was probably reworked some time soon after the Second World War. The original headstamp on this military brass case was turned off, leaving a shallow groove. The new headstamp was struck within this groove. Other ammunition manufacturers in Germany, DWM, N (RWS) and DKT also used this method to convert mostly surplus military ammunition, as well as reworked commercial ammunition, into sporting cartridges.

Spanish

Provenance

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