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  • 8x63 Inert


     
    IDnumber254
    Caliber8x63
    Model
    Projectile form
    Projectile weight
    Projectile material
    Projectile typeInert
    Colour markings
    V0 mps
    V0 fps-
    Propellant
    Propellant weight Gram
    Propellant weight Grain-
    This is a inert round from 1934. Most of these rounds were reviced in the 1940th with a coat of green paint covering the full projectiles to follow the new standards introduced in the beginning of the 1940th.


     
    IDnumber215
    Caliber8x63
    Model
    Projectile form
    Projectile weight
    Projectile material
    Projectile typeInert
    Colour markingsGreen projectile
    V0 mps-
    V0 fps-
    Propellant-
    Propellant weight Gram-
    Propellant weight Grain-
    This inert round is quite unusual. I have not found a model number for it, and the samples I have seen are all manufactured by Karlsborg ammunition factory in 1932 or 1938. The case is in plane brass, not chromed as the later 8x63 models. I have no proof of it, but I have a hunch that this first type were ordered by the air force. It is to be found samples in the air force museums in Sweden, and I have some samples on the air force metallic desintergrating link.


     
    IDnumber93
    Caliber8x63
    Model-
    Projectile form-
    Projectile weight-
    Projectile material-
    Projectile typeInert
    Colour markings-
    V0 mps-
    V0 fps-
    Propellant-
    Propellant weight Gram-
    Propellant weight Grain-
    This is the early form of inert round that has been "updated" by getting the projectile painted green to follow the newer regulations on cartridge markings.


     
    IDnumber92
    Caliber8x63
    Model-
    Projectile form-
    Projectile weight-
    Projectile material-
    Projectile typeInert
    Colour markings-
    V0 mps-
    V0 fps-
    Propellant-
    Propellant weight Gram-
    Propellant weight Grain-
    This is a early type if inert round


     
    IDnumber136
    Caliber8x63
    Model-
    Projectile form-
    Projectile weight-
    Projectile material-
    Projectile typeInert
    Colour markingsGreen projectile
    V0 mps-
    V0 fps-
    Propellant-
    Propellant weight Gram-
    Propellant weight Grain-
    This is the late style inert round of 8x63. The "projectile" is a full length rod going to the bottom of the case.


     
    IDnumber229
    Caliber8x63
    Model
    Projectile form
    Projectile weight
    Projectile material
    Projectile typeInert
    Colour markings
    V0 mps
    V0 fps-
    Propellant
    Propellant weight Gram
    Propellant weight Grain-
    The inert ammunition with just one groove can be counted in one hands fingers, and I can really only think of the 9x20 inert m/19.
    All the inert 8x63 ammunition I have seen until now has the typical two grooves in the case.



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