Originally Posted by eightbore
One likely caliber would be 11.15X65R. My Sauer drilling, 1905 as I recall, is that caliber. A 2 1/2" .410 shotgun shell is a perfect fit. You may be able to use brass .410 empties to create your ammunition. I also shoot .410 shotshells in my Sauer. I can't see your links.
Hello eightbore,
Thanks for the reply.
The overall length of the cartridge is 3-1/4" - much longer than the 11.15x65R. A fellow on another forum suggested that the cartridge is an 11.6x82R. My pictures show the rifle and the chhamber cast dimensions.

I'm not sure why some can see the pictures, and others can't. this has happened before on this Forum.

Originally Posted by ellenbr
Austro-Hungarian for sure with the Lefaucheux platform & probably made in Wiepert but it is possibly that Poriska took a parts kit & made it.

L. Wußzinger Nachfolger, I do not recognize this firearms merchant right off.
Serbus,

Raimey
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Hello ellenbr,
Thanks for the reply.
I take it that you can see the pictures .. correct?

Originally Posted by Der Ami
I can't get the photos to open up.
Mike
Hello ellenbr,
Thanks for the reply.
I can see the pictures just fine.

I'll try inserting a link to the photos on the original post above .......

Last edited by buckstix; 04/30/21 11:46 AM. Reason: added link to pictures in original post
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