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Rothhammer1
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1930s vintage DWM 477 - 6.5X54MS at Gunbroker
#337510 - 06/02/20 10:33 AM

A Gunbroker auction for full box of 6.5X54 MS, DWM 477 with 'Nicorro' primers. Starting bid $39. USD: Gunbroker

Great 'case candy' for an M1903 Mannlicher Schoenauer!

'Nicorro' was a 'non corrosive' primer offered by DWM in the early 1930s.

DWM 477

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Re: 1930s vintage DWM 477 - 6.5X54MS at Gunbroker [Re: Rothhammer1]
#337533 - 06/02/20 10:23 PM

That certainly would be nice to own, as you say, great case candy.

Matt.

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Re: 1930s vintage DWM 477 - 6.5X54MS at Gunbroker [Re: Waidmannsheil]
#337611 - 07/02/20 07:20 PM

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That certainly would be nice to own, as you say, great case candy.

Matt.

I have these (old Ebay purchase) for my M1910, along with a few rounds and some stripper clips that were actually in the case from Granddad's day:

Everything I've shot out of it (so far), I've made myself.

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Re: 1930s vintage DWM 477 - 6.5X54MS at Gunbroker [Re: Rothhammer1]
#337613 - 07/02/20 07:23 PM

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That certainly would be nice to own, as you say, great case candy.

Matt.

I have these (old Ebay purchase) for my M1910, along with a few rounds and some stripper clips that were actually in the case from Granddad's day:

Could use those as well as embellishments. Same previous post.

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Re: 1930s vintage DWM 477 - 6.5X54MS at Gunbroker [Re: NitroX]
#337614 - 07/02/20 07:26 PM

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Could use those as well

Have you hunted with your 9.5X57 yet?

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Re: 1930s vintage DWM 477 - 6.5X54MS at Gunbroker [Re: Rothhammer1]
#337615 - 07/02/20 07:28 PM

No. Haven't shot it yet. A must do.

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Re: 1930s vintage DWM 477 - 6.5X54MS at Gunbroker [Re: NitroX]
#337617 - 07/02/20 07:35 PM

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No. Haven't shot it yet. A must do.

I'm sure you'll like it. Some people complain about recoil in such a light rifle with steel buttplate. Mine has never hurt me. Just keep 'er tight to the shoulder.

The real beauty of the MS is how the stock geometry works for 'snap shooting', especially with the iron sights. Sight acquisition when brought quickly to the shoulder is superb.

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