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8 X 57R-360 EXPRESS (DORNHEIM, COLLATH)
8X57R360-JR1-FULL
8X57R360-bstahl
8X57R360-bstahl2
8X57R360-D_0
8X57R360-DWA
8X57R360-DWM2
8X57R360-DWM3
8X57R360-DWM1
8X57R360-DWM4
8X57R360-FSODIA
8X57R360-GR1
8X57R360-GR2
8X57R360-GR3
8X57R360-H1
8X57R360-H2
8X57R360-HUTEN
8X57R360-JR1
8X57R360-N1
8X57R360-N2
8X57R360-PS1
8X57R360-RWS1
8X57R360-RWS2
8X57R360-RWS3
8X57R360-SDA
8X57R360-WR
8X57R360--
8X57R360-FULL1
EUROPEAN SPORTING 8mm UP TO 8.99mm

8 X 57R-360 EXPRESS (DORNHEIM, COLLATH)

8 X 57R · 25 headstamps · 2 scans
Calibre8 X 57R
In the cabinetEUROPEAN SPORTING 8mm UP TO 8.99mm · 27 images
Headstamp of 8 X 57R-360 EXPRESS (DORNHEIM, COLLATH)
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

It is believed that Collath first produced this cartridge in the early 1890's for use in Collath rifles that were converted from Needlefire to Centre Fire. It was once a popular cartridge, as the name implies, was based on the English '.360' case and was used for both Hunting and Target purposes as can be seen by the adapter cartridge below. It was produced by DWM under case #446 from 1896 and by Georg Roth as case #661 in 1898. Production from most European manufacturers ceased in the 1970’s with the only modern manufacture by Wofgang Romey. (Dixon Ref EXP19)

LADEKONUS KSE MOD. 2 - Manufactured by Hirtenberg Austria

Provenance

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