Z4266 .58 Rimfire Cartridge, .58 CAL. Headstamp I.E.P.#120

Description: Nice .58 Rimfire cartridge with the hard-to-find ".58 CAL” headstamp. These were manufactured at the Springfield Armory in 1865. The official designation is .58-60-500. It has a .58 bullet weighing 500-grains with a 60-grain powder charge.

The .58 rimfire cartridges were used in the Allin Conversion Model 1865 Rifle, the Miller Model 1861 .58 Conversion Rifle, and possibly a few other conversions. This example has a pointed flat tip bullet with a copper case. Nice example with two very small dents on the case and one small bump on the nose of the bullet.

Headstamp: Impressed ".58 / CAL.” with four tic marks.

Measures: OAL 1.656" CL 1.207" RD .704" HD .632" CM .621" BDaCM .582"

Reference: "The History and Development of Small Arms Ammunition" Hoyem Vol. 1 Pg. 158 No. RFR35B

Reference: "Small Arms Ammunition at the International Exposition Philadelphia, 1876” Lewis Pg. 21 No. 120, Pg. 51 Plate 11 – 4th Drawer No. 120, Pg. 68 Plate 45 S.

Price: $295.00 UPS Shipping Required

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