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85lc
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Re: Rough age of a Martini-Cadet?
01/06/21 06:03 AM

It looks like the 297/250 was developed by H&H around 1880 or slightly earlier. I expect that for training purposes, the .207/250 was superseded by the .310 cadet which was developed by Greener around 1900. Assuming that other rifle manufacturers started using this cartridge sometime after H&H released it, the rifle could have been built as early as 1885 +/-. Likely, as a training cartridge, it would not have been built much after the .310 was released so say not later than 1905 +/-. Of course, those are merely WAGs, based upon limited facts.

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Rough age of a Martini-Cadet?	NitroX	01/06/21 05:45 AM
Re: Rough age of a Martini-Cadet?	85lc	01/06/21 06:03 AM
Re: Rough age of a Martini-Cadet?	DoubleD	01/06/21 12:06 PM
Re: Rough age of a Martini-Cadet?	NitroX	01/06/21 04:50 PM
Re: Rough age of a Martini-Cadet?	93x64mm	01/06/21 09:38 PM
Re: Rough age of a Martini-Cadet?	85lc	02/06/21 10:21 AM
Re: Rough age of a Martini-Cadet?	HistoricBore	02/06/21 11:42 PM
Re: Rough age of a Martini-Cadet?	85lc	03/06/21 06:13 AM
Re: Rough age of a Martini-Cadet?	NitroX	03/06/21 02:46 PM

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