seems to have a ? Fuchs number 2632 written on it
if that is a “Fuchs”…I have no idea how to such his reference by number
Pepper,
the two with aluminum case look like the experimental 30-06 blanks from Norway.
Maybe they tried the same in 50BMG
Below are some quick pictures from what I have from this Experiment.
All pieces are headstamped R.A. 57
René
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The dummy is Swiss and the plastic bulleted blanks should belong to a French experimental series which also included 20x102 and 20x139 aluminum cases.
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Alex thanks (but we shouldn’t speak of our Swiss pal like that!!)…in the respective drawer they go
expect more ID questions as retirement and COVID set in…but it isn’t a quick process to photo, edit, send to my desk top and create/type/attch photos in a Forum post
right ?
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Is the brass cased a French as well…or only the aluminum ?
I think, the brass cased one is also a Paulet type blank from France…
pp
there was one…now without pics…already identified here
Images fixed.
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I said something inappropriate with my lousy English?
This is the box of the brass cased variant:
thx Fede for the quick solution…with the missing pics…
Staying still confined in the house, I have more time to lookup things, and I remembered me on the question from German collector manuel…
Have a healthy time
pp
no, he joked because you said “the DUMMY” is Swiss…
Ah, I was not sure and better than offending somebody!
Though regardless of nationality the “dummy” applies to 99% of this world’s population… (I know, I know I am harsh but this is my daily experience).
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Not a Fuchs ref #
That entry was under “Various U.S. Experimental Rounds Not of the 12.7x99 Configuration”.
no…I was playing with our #1 Swiss collector as you the the “dummy is Swiss”
well thanks all “case closed”
stay tuned for a couple more “ID ??” today
!!!
I know it’s getting late for the oldsters across the pond !!!
I’ll post some odd ball rounds soon
Another year older too I see Pepper - Happy birthday.