I was told they came from US .They are all 9.3 mm/ .366" bullets

The third from left has a "H" on the base

Don't know a/b the first 3. #4 looks like a North Fork.

I'll give it a try.....

#1 & #3 appear to be Geco 255 grain Round Noses.

#2 is definately of Teutonic origin with the "Schrafrand" (Cutting Edge) and could posiibly be a DWM, MEN or a Hirtenberg - Dunno really, just a WAG.

I agree 100% with aliveincc on #4 - looks to me like a Nork Fork.

Thanks , yes , #4 is a product of North Fork technologies .

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Originally posted by Gerry:
I'll give it a try.....

#1 & #3 appear to be Geco 255 grain Round Noses.

#2 is definately of Teutonic origin with the "Schrafrand" (Cutting Edge) and could posiibly be a DWM, MEN or a Hirtenberg - Dunno really, just a WAG.

I agree 100% with aliveincc on #4 - looks to me like a Nork Fork.

Gecos don't have a cannelure. So that's out.

#3 is quite odd; the crimping cannelure is made to assume a very limited bullet seating.

wildboar

...or designed to fit into a case with a very short neck , such as a 9.2 x 82 R Nimrod

Just seen #2 bullet model loaded on a 7 x 64 Brenneke round made by DWM

If they were .308 Cal/DIA I would give them a try. My gunsmith makes and has a .366 DGW. Wonder how those would work in that.

Have you tried to shoot any of them yet?

No,I received these ones along with some more common bullets ( accubond , ballistic tip , H-Mantel etc).Actually I don't have any 9.3 mm rifle , I needed them to fit some wildcat cases for my cartridge collection . Anyway , the guy who sent me the bullets reported good performance from the #2 model on wild boar

Third one over, is it a Herters?