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    Chinese 5.8 x 21mm pistol cartridge

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    I have updated the headstamp list of Chinese small arms cartidges and was wondering if anyone has a 5.8 x 21mm pistol cartidge or confirm the existence of Factory 74. I am reading off a photograph of the stenciling on a wooden ammunition crate supposedly carrying 5.8 x 21mm cartridges.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GI Zhou View Post
    Greetings,

    I have updated the headstamp list of Chinese small arms cartidges and was wondering if anyone has a 5.8 x 21mm pistol cartidge or confirm the existence of Factory 74. I am reading off a photograph of the stenciling on a wooden ammunition crate supposedly carrying 5.8 x 21mm cartridges.
    my 5.8 x 21mm pistol cartidge .
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    Liang Thank you sir! I didn't know you could collect ammunition in China, even cut-aways. I found a colleague who confirms facory number 74 from headstamps. Does anyone know the designation on the Chinese 9mm rimless cartridge, eg 9 x 20mm, the People's Armed Police Force use in their new revolver. Basically a Smith and WSesspon Model 19 with a three inch barrel ion .38/200-in.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GI Zhou View Post
    Liang Thank you sir! I didn't know you could collect ammunition in China, even cut-aways. I found a colleague who confirms facory number 74 from headstamps. Does anyone know the designation on the Chinese 9mm rimless cartridge, eg 9 x 20mm, the People's Armed Police Force use in their new revolver. Basically a Smith and WSesspon Model 19 with a three inch barrel ion .38/200-in.
    china 9X19 cartridge not facory number 74. 9X19 is facory number 11. the revolver 9mm cartridge facory number 11 and 311.
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    I have a 5.8x21 in my collection with a 74 03 headstamp. I have another, will check on the h/s.
    The other, a case, is 11 01.
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    Do you know the length of the 9mm revolver case as from my research it isn't 19mm. Which military force do you belong to by the way as the 5.8 x 21mm cartridges in the third photograph are for a silenced sub-machine gun.
    Last edited by GI Zhou; 12th March 2010 at 11:27 AM. Reason: spelling and mistake

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    Quote Originally Posted by GI Zhou View Post
    Do you know the length of the 9mm revolver case as from my research it isn't 19mm. Which military force do you belong to by the way as the 5.8 x 21mm cartridges in the third photograph are for a silenced sub-machine gun.
    Chinese special army silenced sub-machine gun.
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