Aliases
11mm Gasser, 11.25x36mm Montenegrin, 11.75mm Montenegrin
Summary
The 11mm Montenegrin (AKA: 11mm Gasser, 11.25x36mm Montenegrin) is a Center Fire cartridge with a Bullet Diameter of 0.425 in” (10.8mm) that is primarily used in Pistols. The 11mm Montenegrin originated in Austria-Hungary in Approximately the 1870s. The 11mm Montenegrin also has a case length of 1.41 in” (35.81mm) and an overall length of 1.74 in” (44.2mm).
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- Approximately the 1870s
- Austria-Hungary
- Rimmed, Tapered
- Pistols
- 0.425 in” (10.8mm)
- 0.468 in” (11.89mm)
- N/A
- 0.486 in” (12.34mm)
- 0.559 in” (14.2mm)
- 0.08 in” (1.91mm)
- 1.41 in” (35.81mm)
- 1.74 in” (44.2mm)
- Center Fire (Large Pistol)
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