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Codes are listed in alphabetical order from A to Z, followed by number Codes . The information below ONLY pertains to identifying makersNote that headstamps often contain multiple pieces of information. The maker is almost always ammunition usually includes date information, and civilian ammunition often has caliberinformation. Sometimes dates are fairly obvious (44 = 1944; 72 = 1972; 6 12 = June 1912, etc.).Sometimes the caliber information is either spelled out or abbreviated (30-06; 38 SPL, etc.) and othertimes, such as on German made DWM ammunition, a catalog number code is used for the information on the headstamp indicates the type of load (VII Z on .303 British indicates Mark VIIball ammunition loaded with nitrocellulose powder.) Sometimes markings are deliberately deceiving, aswith some .30 carbine ammunition ammunition marked LC 52, made by the Chinese, or .30-06 marked B N4 40 made in the , both probably intended to arm allies while hiding their source of supplies.
Codes are listed in alphabetical order from A to Z, followed by number codes. The information below ONLY pertains to identifying makers Note that headstamps often contain multiple pieces of information.
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