Search results

...ight|An illustration describing rim lock on rimmed and semi-rimmed firearm cartridges. The left side shows proper stacking of rounds, allowing for reliable feedi ...um]], [[7.62x54r]] (rimmed) as well as [[.32 ACP]] and [[.38 Super]] (semi-rimmed).

...as based on the older [[.38-55 Winchester]] black powder round, one of the cartridges the 1894 was initially chambered in. * '''Case type:''' Rimmed, Bottleneck

...on the .45 ACP and .44 Magnum, depending on version.|The .22 Tuba II. The rimmed version is based on the [[.44 Magnum]] and the rimless version on the [[.45 ...bullets as shown, which are inert novelties sold by Zachary Weighman. The rimmed version was based on a [[.44 Magnum]] case, and the rimless version was bas

...m Brenneke]] for hunting medium to large game in 1917. Typical of European cartridges, the 7 denotes the 7 mm (.284 caliber) bullet, and the 64 denotes the 64 mm ...be more easily utilized in single-shot and combination firearms. ''Both'' cartridges are still in commercial production today.

While the .219 Zipper was supposed to compete against other varmint cartridges of the time, most lever-action rifles use tube magazines, which prohibit th ...ser]]-type action, had been successfully adapted to semi- and fully-rimmed cartridges, such as the [[.220 Swift]] and the .219 Zipper.

...to as the '''7x65mm''', '''7x65 Brenneke''' or other designations, is a [[rimmed]] centerfire cartridge developed by German small arms inventor [[Wilhelm Br ...major source for ''all'' things airguns & accessories, including ammo, CO2 cartridges, optics, targets & more.