9 mm Mauser

9 mm Mauser Export, 9 mm pro samopal Neuhausen, 9 x 25 mm Mauser, 9,08 x 25,0 mm, DWM 487, GR 908
     
Název:
Name:
9 mm Mauser 9 mm Mauser
Originální název:
Original Name:
9 mm Mauser
Další názvy:
Other Names:
9 mm Mauser Export
9 mm pro samopal Neuhausen
9 x 25 mm Mauser
9,08 x 25,0 mm
DWM 487
GR 908
Kategorie:
Category:
náboj pistolový pistol cartridge
Vytvořen:
Designed:
DD.MM.1904 ?
DD.MM.1904 ?
Zbraně:
Weapons:
-
Technické údaje:
Technical Data:
 
Tvar:
Shape:
(lehce) kuželovitá nábojnice (light) conical case
Typ okraje:
Type of Rim:
bezokrajová nábojnice rimless case
Typ zápalu:
Type of Ignition:
středový zápal center fire
Průměr střely:
Projectile Diameter:
9,03 mm 0.356 in
Max. délka nábojnice:
Max. Case Lenght:
25,00 mm 0.984 in
Max. celková délka:
Max. Overall Length:
35,00 mm 1.378 in
Poznámka:
Note:
- -
Zdroje:
Sources:
bobp.cip-bobp.org
https://naboje.org/node/3475
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/9×18mm_Ultra
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9 mm Mauser


Synonyms:
9 mm Mauser Export
9 mm for Neuhausen submachine gun
9.08x25.0
DWM 487
GR 908


Country of origin: Germany


Year of establishment: 1908


The most powerful pistol cartridge, designed in Europe. Originally designed for the export version of the pistol Mauser C96 for South America, Africa and the Middle East. Used in the 1930s for the Swiss submachine gun Neuhausen M1933. The charge was manufactured until the end of World War II.


Missile - FMJ 8.0-9.0 g
At - 415 m/s
Eo - 689-775 J


Source: HÝKEL, J., MALIMÁNEK, V. Ammunition for small arms. Prague: Our Army, 2002. ISBN 80-206-0641-6
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To the exhaustive description and beautiful diagram I will add that the Mauser Export was also chambered for the pre-war Steyer-Solothurm SI-100 submachine gun (I hope it is not the Neuhausen) and these Hungarian beauties:
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(the M-43 does say it's on Parabellum, but the Zuk says they both tread on Mauser Export)
These Hungarian rarities may explain that these " style="color:#F00;" data-has-template="1" data-topic-id="11323" class="popview"logs" can also be found in Czech meadows and groves.
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9x25 Mauser Export
Manufacturer Munitionsfabrik de Wollersdorf Austria
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