Description: Very nice .56-52 shot cartridge. These were sold in boxes marked as American Metallic Cartridge Company with a copper case made by the United States Cartridge Company. The shot is held in a tan or peach colored paper sabot. The sabot patent was held by Henry W. Mason of South Coventry, Connecticut. He was awarded Patent No. 219,491 dated September 9, 1879. A nice example with a harder to find headstamp. Most of these shot cartridges have the "H” Winchester headstamp or the "U” U.M.C. headstamp. The OAL of this one is between a single charge and double charge length.
Headstamp: Raised "US” in a depressed circle.
Measures: OAL 1.595” CL .940” RD .649” HD .558” CM .520”
Reference: "Cartridges of South Coventry” Krasnickas Pg. 289
Price: $55.00 UPS Shipping Required
Shipping Weight:
0.25 lb
Item # Z6558
Your Price $55.00 USD
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