9.3x64 Brenneke

[V.Veritas]

According to German law yes. The law of the importing Nation needs to be cross-checked too though.

Canada has similar law.

Primers and reloading powders are controlled items. (Can’t be shipped by regular carriers anyway, nor can you fligh with them in your luggage).

Brass is not and can be freely imported into Canada.

For loaded ammo there are restrictions (need a firearm licence and you are restricted to the number of rounds you can import at one time - 500 for rifle and 2,000 for shells if I remember correctly).

 

[HWL]

It is a shame, Bertram Brass have the 9.3X64B brass in stock but apparently it is not being exported.
Don't know if you coould get together and get some sent over.

9,3x64 is a russian sniper cartridge too!!!

HWL

 

[BlueFlyer]

9,3x64 is a russian sniper cartridge too

Yes, but theymight be using all their ammo supplies! Should be plenty of spent brass.

 

[Saul]

I have long wondered why the 9.3x64 has not been the basis for many wildcats, other than the rebated rim.

 

[steve white]

I have long wondered why the 9.3x64 has not been the basis for many wildcats, other than the rebated rim.

Man, I did NOT know it had a rebated rim! That is almost enough to kill it.

 

[Lance Hopper]

I think the rebate is less than .010”. I’ll check and report back. Nothing at all like the 284 Winchester.

 

[V.Veritas]

Type	Rifle
Place of origin	Weimar Republic(Germany)
Designer	Wilhelm Brenneke
Designed	1927
Produced	1927–present
Parent case	none
Case type	Rimless, bottleneck
Bullet diameter	9.30 mm (0.366 in)
Land diameter	9.00 mm (0.354 in)
Neck diameter	10.04 mm (0.395 in)
Shoulder diameter	12.05 mm (0.474 in)
Base diameter	12.88 mm (0.507 in)
Rim diameter	12.60 mm (0.496 in)
Rim thickness	1.30 mm (0.051 in)
Case length	64.00 mm (2.520 in)
Overall length	85.60 mm (3.370 in)
Case capacity	5.71 cm3 (88.1 gr H2O)
Rifling twist	360 mm (1-14.17 in)
Primer type	Large rifle magnum
Maximum pressure	440.00 MPa (63,817 psi)

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9.3×64mm Brenneke​

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9.3×64mm Brenneke FMJ cartridge​

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[Lance Hopper]

I just checked 3 pieces of new HDS brass and the rim to base measurements were as follows:

1. .4945. To. .5035

2. .491. To. .503

3. .4915. To. .5035

Moral of the story is, the rebate might as well be non existent. But most importantly is that the more important dimension is the most consistent.

 

[BlueFlyer]

I think the rebate is less than .010”.

Yes, it is 0.011" which was hardley worth the effort.

 

[Antho9364]

There were a few Wildcat cartridges based on the 9.3x64.

The 6.5x63 Messner Magnum, 8.5x63 Messner Magnum, .376 Steyr, .30 Hembrook Long, 8x64 Mazon, and I believe there was a .400, but I don't know the name

 

[mooze]

It seems Frankonia always has brass and ammo for sale.
For brass you need a German “connection”. I believe they can buy the brass only without a firearms licence and then ship it to you.

RWS Hülsen 93x64 50 Stück

RWS Hülsen 93x64 50 Stück online kaufen bei Frankonia.de

www.frankonia.de

brass, bullets and primers need no firearms license in Germany