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9 X 57 MAUSER
9X57-FULL2
9X57-FULL1
9X57-1
9X57-2
9X57-D
9X57-DWM1
9X57-DWM2
9X57-DWM3
9X57-DWM4
9X57-DWM5
9X57-DWM7
9X57-DWM6
9X57-DWM8
9X57-DWM9
9X57-ELEY
9X57-GE
9X57-H
9X57-KYNOCH1
9X57-MAUSER-KYNOCH-4a
9X57-KYNOCH3
9X57-KYNOCH5
9X57-KYNOCH2
9X57-LDP
9X57-OPM
9X57-P
9X57-REMUMC
9X57-RWS1
9X57-RWS2
9X57-RWS3
9X57-RWS4
9X57-STEWART
9X57-STEWART-FULL
9X57-VALMET
9X57-VMT
9X57-WRACO
EUROPEAN SPORTING 9mm UP TO 9.99mm

9 X 57 MAUSER

9 X 57 · 32 headstamps · 3 scans
Calibre9 X 57
In the cabinetEUROPEAN SPORTING 9mm UP TO 9.99mm · 35 images
Headstamp of 9 X 57 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

There were two earlier variations of the 9x57 M88, namely the M88/57/9A (M75) and the M88/57/9B (M76) and the 9x57 Mauser is the result of the normalisation of the cases in 1912. This is the rimless counterpart of the 9x57R (M37) and was a popular cartridge that was manufactured by various European companies as well as by Eley and Kynoch in England as well as in the USA. (Dixon Ref. M36)

ETS LOUIS DIEU, PARIS

Provenance

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