7.92x57mm Mauser (no ontology)

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The '''7.92x57mm Mauser''' (Also known as '''7.92mm Mauser''', but also '''8mm Mauser''', '''8x57 IS''', '''8x57 JS''', and more) is a rifle cartridge developed by Mauser in the early 20th century, first adopted into military service as the service rifle for the German Empire in 1905. It is based on a cartridge of similar dimensions, type-designated as the ''Patrone m/88'', after its adoption year of 1888. The m/88 cartridge featured a longer, round-nosed projectile and was loaded with blackpowder. In an effort to improve the performance of this cartridge, a new projectile was developed, the ''Spitzgeschoss'' (pointed bullet), which gave birth to the term ''spitzer bullet'' to refer to pointed bullets in general. The cartridge then transitioned to smokeless powder, thus becoming the 7.92x57mm Mauser.
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A powerful and versatile rifle cartridge, suitable for use in infantry rifles, machine guns and precision rifles, 7.92 Mauser was adopted as the service rifle cartridge in a large number of countries besides Germany, and it remained in German service throughout until the adoption [[7.62x51mm NATO]] in 1954 as part of the NATO standardization effort. It still sees great popularity in the hands of civilian shooters, particularly in Europe. Often compared to [[.30-06 Springfield]] in terms of power, 7.92 Mauser is a very popular hunting cartridge, being capable of taking about the same types of game as its American counterpart can.
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=== Mazeworld overview ===
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| '''Caliber name'''
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| '''Type'''
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| colspan="2" | 7.92x57mm Mauser
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| [[Limb damage|LDV]]
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| <span style="color: white">C1</span>
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| <span style="color: #AAAAAA">C2</span>
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| <span style="color: #666666">C3</span>
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| <span style="color: cyan">A1</span>
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| <span style="color: #00FF00">A2</span>
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| <span style="color: yellow">A3</span>
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| <span style="color: orange">A4</span>
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| <span style="color: red">A5</span>
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| '''Energy'''
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| '''Bullet'''
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| colspan="2" | '''4096''' Joule
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| '''+5'''
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| 177%
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| '''Velocity'''
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| 168%
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| colspan="2" | '''800''' m/s
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| 159%
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| 142%
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| '''Bullet weight'''
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| 115%
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| colspan="2" | '''198''' gr ('''12.83''' g)
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| 89%
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| 44%
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| '''Country'''
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| 13%
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| colspan="2" | <[#img [hash 3QRS24NT2TPQMCY833T5WB5JYX]]> German Empire
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| '''Year'''
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| colspan="2" | 1905
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| '''Price'''
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| colspan="2" | '''210''' [[Parallar|P$]] ('''30''' rounds)
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| [[Recoil]]
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| colspan="2" | '''4''' - Heavy
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| '''Compatible with'''
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| colspan="2" | 6 weapons (1 belted)
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The '''7.92x57mm Mauser''' (Also known as '''8mm Mauser''', '''8x57mm''' and '''8x57 IS''' or '''JS''') is a large rifle caliber developed in 1905, originally intended as a main infantry rifle caliber. Nowadays, it is suited for various types of large rifles, ranging from hunting rifles to sniper rifles. In '''belted form''', it is suited for general-purpose machine guns. It is considered a high-tier caliber in Mazeworld.
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<span style="font-size:80%;">[[Damage chart|How to read this?]]</span>
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=== Real-life data ===
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* Available for purchase in a [[gun shop]] or a [[weapon shop]] in '''boxes of 20''' or '''bulk cans of 200'''.
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The '''7.92x57mm Mauser''' caliber was developed in 1905, and was adopted by Germany as the main service rifle caliber during both World Wars, up until the downfall of Nazi Germany.
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* Available brands and projectile types:
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** ''Standard'' (Regular, SP): FMJ, Match, JHP, JSP, AP, API
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** ''Reduced Velocity'' (Regular, -P): FMJ
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** ''Milsurp'' (Surplus, SP): FMJ, AP
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* Retail value of a standard round (Reg/FMJ/SP): '''6.50 P$ /round'''
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* [[Recoil]] level: '''4 - Heavy'''
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Designed as a variant of the ''Patrone 88'' cartridge, used by the German Empire's then-service rifle, the Gewehr 1888, the 7.92mm bullet was originally round-nosed. In an effort of improving the performance of this round, a new bullet was designed, the ''Spitzgeschoß'', the famous '''Spitzer bullet''' with a pointed profile, now an ubiquitous design of modern rifle calibers. Adopted in the new cartridge, the ''S Patrone'', it went on to become the 7.92x57mm Mauser.
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=== [[Handloading]] information ===
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The caliber's substantially satisfying performance helped its popularization in military use, and went on to become one of the rare service calibers used by both Allies and Axis during World War I, a trait it shares with [[9x19mm Parabellum]].
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* Primer type: '''Large rifle'''
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Germany was, of course, the primary user of this caliber, used the '''Gewehr 98''' rifle series, and later the [[Mauser Karabiner 98k|Kar98k]], as well as the infamous '''MG34''' and [[Mauser MG42|MG42]] machine guns.
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* Powder type: '''Rifle'''
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The caliber was also adopted by British forces (Besa machine gun) and Egyptian forces (A modified variant of the Hakim rifle) during the World Wars.
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* Projectile type: '''.323, 198 grain'''
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* Standard load: '''600 pwdr'''
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** -P load: '''540 pwdr'''
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During World War II, it was part of the "big three" of service calibers, alongside its [[7.62x54mm R|Soviet]] and [[.30-06 Springfield|American]] counterparts.
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* Cost of a 50 case box: '''100 P$''' (2 P$/case)
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* Estimated cost to handload 1 standard round (Reg/FMJ/SP): 4.681 P$
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Even during modern times, 7.92x57mm has seen military use - the Yugoslavian adopted a sniper rifle chambering the cartridge, the [[Zastava M76]] (with a design inspired from the [[IZHMASH SVD Dragunov|Dragunov]]), as well as a license-built version of the MG42, the ''M53 Šarac''.
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=== Weapons compatible ===
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==== Standard weapons ====
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Over time, the round was called various names, such as ''7.9mm Mauser'', ''8mm Mauser'', ''8x57 IS'', ''8x57 JS'', though they more or less referred to the same cartridges.
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Total amount of standard weapons available in this caliber: '''6'''
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Nowadays, it is primarily used in the civilian world, and is a popular hunting round in Europe.
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[[List of Class 1 Weapons|Class 1]] weapons:
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* '''Mauser Karabiner 98k''', conventional rifle
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* '''Mauser MG42''', machine gun
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* '''Mauser M03''', conventional rifle
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* '''Rheinmetall FG42''', combat rifle
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* '''Walther Gewehr 43(W)''', conventional rifle
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* '''Zastava M76''', precision rifle
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==== [[Maze Customs]] ====
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* [[Customs:Weapons|Customs weapon families]]: Available as a chambering for the '''Rem 700''' family.
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* [[Customs:Minor|Minor services]]: '''Mauser M03 Target Custom''' (Tactical conversion for the Mauser M03)
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=== Barrel length groups ===
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Depending on the barrel length of the firearm, a '''multiplier to [[Pain]] and [[Limb damage]]''' is applied. Please refer to the [[Weapon|lists of weapons]] or to the event lines to know your particular weapons' barrel length.
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=== Mazeworld overview ===
 
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| ''Rifle''
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| <span style="color: red">110%</span>
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| ''19" and beyond''
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| <span style="color: red">109%</span>
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| '''''1x'''''
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| <span style="color: red">100%</span>
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| <span style="color: yellow">89%</span>
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| <span style="color: yellow">72%</span>
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| <span style="color: green">55%</span>
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<span style="font-size:80%;">[[Damage chart|How to read this?]]</span>
 
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* Available for purchase in a [[gun shop]] or a [[weapon shop]], in boxes of '''30''' or '''100''' rounds
 
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* Costs '''210 P$''' for '''30''' rounds, and '''700 P$''' for '''100''' rounds
 
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* Ammo belts exist for the [[Mauser MG42]] (50 rounds, '''350 P$''')
 
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* Value of a single round is '''7 P$'''
 
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* [[Recoil]] level of this round is '''4 - Heavy'''
 
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* Availability of this caliber:
 
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** Can be found at random in the [[room|rooms]]
 
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=== Weapons compatible ===
 
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'''Class 1 weapons'''
 
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*[[Mauser M03]]
 
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*[[Mauser MG42]] ('''belted ammunition''')
 
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*[[Mauser Karabiner 98k]]
 
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*[[Rheinmetall FG42]]
 
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*[[Walther Gewehr 43(W)]]
 
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*[[Zastava M76]]
 
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Real life information
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/7.92x57mm_Mauser Wikipedia article]
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/7.92x57mm_Mauser Wikipedia article]

Latest revision as of 02:31, 24 February 2016

The 7.92x57mm Mauser (Also known as 7.92mm Mauser, but also 8mm Mauser, 8x57 IS, 8x57 JS, and more) is a rifle cartridge developed by Mauser in the early 20th century, first adopted into military service as the service rifle for the German Empire in 1905. It is based on a cartridge of similar dimensions, type-designated as the Patrone m/88, after its adoption year of 1888. The m/88 cartridge featured a longer, round-nosed projectile and was loaded with blackpowder. In an effort to improve the performance of this cartridge, a new projectile was developed, the Spitzgeschoss (pointed bullet), which gave birth to the term spitzer bullet to refer to pointed bullets in general. The cartridge then transitioned to smokeless powder, thus becoming the 7.92x57mm Mauser.

A powerful and versatile rifle cartridge, suitable for use in infantry rifles, machine guns and precision rifles, 7.92 Mauser was adopted as the service rifle cartridge in a large number of countries besides Germany, and it remained in German service throughout until the adoption 7.62x51mm NATO in 1954 as part of the NATO standardization effort. It still sees great popularity in the hands of civilian shooters, particularly in Europe. Often compared to .30-06 Springfield in terms of power, 7.92 Mauser is a very popular hunting cartridge, being capable of taking about the same types of game as its American counterpart can.

Mazeworld overview

Type LDV C1 C2 C3 A1 A2 A3 A4 A5
Bullet +5 177% 168% 159% 142% 115% 89% 44% 13%

How to read this?

  • Available for purchase in a gun shop or a weapon shop in boxes of 20 or bulk cans of 200.
  • Available brands and projectile types:
    • Standard (Regular, SP): FMJ, Match, JHP, JSP, AP, API
    • Reduced Velocity (Regular, -P): FMJ
    • Milsurp (Surplus, SP): FMJ, AP
  • Retail value of a standard round (Reg/FMJ/SP): 6.50 P$ /round
  • Recoil level: 4 - Heavy

Handloading information

  • Primer type: Large rifle
  • Powder type: Rifle
  • Projectile type: .323, 198 grain
  • Standard load: 600 pwdr
    • -P load: 540 pwdr
  • Cost of a 50 case box: 100 P$ (2 P$/case)
  • Estimated cost to handload 1 standard round (Reg/FMJ/SP): 4.681 P$

Weapons compatible

Standard weapons

Total amount of standard weapons available in this caliber: 6

Class 1 weapons:

  • Mauser Karabiner 98k, conventional rifle
  • Mauser MG42, machine gun
  • Mauser M03, conventional rifle
  • Rheinmetall FG42, combat rifle
  • Walther Gewehr 43(W), conventional rifle
  • Zastava M76, precision rifle

Maze Customs

Barrel length groups

Depending on the barrel length of the firearm, a multiplier to Pain and Limb damage is applied. Please refer to the lists of weapons or to the event lines to know your particular weapons' barrel length.

Group name Length range Damage multiplier
Rifle 19" and beyond 1x

Gallery

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7.92x57 FMJ

See also

Real life information

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