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Unread 02-11-2013, 06:53 PM   #1
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Default What was the original weight of the 1902 9mm?

And the weight of WW1 era truncated cone? Respond if possible with references?
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Hi, in Goertz and Sturgess' Borschardt and Luger Pistol book on page 1457 he shows a page from the DWM 1904 catalog listing available bullets.

The 9mm truncated cone is listed as having a weight of 8kg per 1000 pieces.

Bullet was number 278F

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