Z5041 Experimental .267 Remington Rimfire Cartridge HS: U 267

Description: Nice experimental rimfire cartridge that was developed in the late 1930's to compete with the .22's. This example is in excellent shape retaining all of the nickel plating. This variant has one knurled cannelure. This would make an excellent addition to any experimental cartridge collection! To see the 20+ variants of this cartridge, please read the article by Ronald Merchant in the IAA Journal No. 278.

Headstamp: Impressed "U" with 267

Measures: D .288" OAL 1.437" CL 1.132"

Reference: The American Cartridge by Suydam Pg. 66

Reference: International Ammunition Association Journal No. 287 Pg. 12-14 (HS#5 variant with knurled cannelure)

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