10 Squirrel

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  • THE .10 Squirrel IS ALSO KNOWN AS:

  • .10 Eichelberger Squirrel, .10-22 Hornet, .10-22 Squirrel, .10-22 Eichelberger Squirrel

  • SUMMARY OF THE .10 Squirrel CARTRIDGE:

    The .10 Squirrel (AKA: .10 Eichelberger Squirrel, .10-22 Hornet, .10-22 Squirrel, .10-22 Eichelberger Squirrel) is a Center Fire cartridge with a Bullet Diameter of 0.103 in” (2.62mm) that is primarily used in Rifles. The .10 Squirrel originated in The United States in Approx. 1990’s. The .10 Squirrel also has a case length of 0.613 in” (15.57mm) and an overall length of (UNKNOWN).

    Additional Cartridge Designations: Wildcat Cartridge.

  • The .10 Squirrel Firearm Cartridge Originated in The United States

Cartridge Details

  • Year Introduced: Approx. 1990’s
  • Country of Origin: The United States
  • Case Type: Rimmed, Bottleneck
  • Primary Application: Rifles
  • Bullet Diameter: 0.103 in” (2.62mm)
  • Neck Diameter: 0.122 in” (3.1mm)
  • Shoulder Diameter: 0.291 in” (7.39mm)
  • Base Diameter: 0.294 in” (7.47mm)
  • Rim Diameter: 0.35 in” (8.89mm)
  • Rim Thickness: 0.065 in” (1.65mm)
  • Case Length: 0.613 in” (15.57mm)
  • Overall Length:
  • Case Capacity: 9.65 gr H20 (0.63 cm3)
  • Primer: Center Fire (Small Rifle)
  • Rifling Twist: 1:7 in (178mm)
  • Max Pressure:
  • CIP Pressure:
  • CIP Proof Test:
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Cartridge Data Published On: January 19, 2015 at 5:23 pm by Bullet-Blog and last updated on February 1, 2015 at 2:22 am