Palmisano, who was also killed in that tragic accident on that fateful day in April 2006. "We are Herb & Bobbie Samme, very proud parents of LCpl Eric A.
"Don't Let The Memory Of Them Drift Away" I cannot and will not let our fallen heroes be forgotten.
Germain:īrian gave the ultimate sacrifice and will be held in the hearts of Americans forever. Brian taught me marine MMA and during my time serving in Iraq he vouched for me to serve as the mimms NCO for Bulk Fuel Co. Brian and I served in OPs platoon for Bulk Fuel Co. "I served with Brian in Iraq as well as camp Pendleton CA. He was an outstanding Marine and a even more amazing friend. Brian St.Germain was my squad leader.There is a day that goes by were i don't think about Sgt.
Brian St.Germain 7thESB' 1st Bulk Fuel Company aboard Camp Pendleton. SEMPER FIDELIS, and THANK YOU for your ultimate sacrifice!" Thank you Doc AVas soon as i get 9x19 & 9x23 i will have it checkedMG Mike thank you for your commentthis pistol has matching barrel stamped (6817)probably its still 9x23 but we will see."Remembering you today and everyday. BTW, a 9x19 will fit into a 9x23 chamber, and MAY even fire (often does not, as the FP blow simply forces the case forward.) If the case is forced forward, and then does NOT fire, you have a live, partially sensitized primed load in place.you have to dismantle the barrel and remove cartridge (with lots of care!!!).Good find, anyway.Regards,Doc AVAV Ballistics.
If it doesn't, then try a 9x19, and see what happens. Germany did buy some M12s late in WW I, chambered for 9x19 from the outset.(Rare) THis is NOT a German Contract model.Best to check chambering.if a 9x23 Steyr cartridge fits and action closes, then it is 9x23 Steyr. 1966 is German proofing for Commercial sale (ie, Milsurp).Barrels would have been 'rechambered' to 9x19 ( Steyr M12 is 9x23) eiother by sleeving chamber or by barrel replacement (Most probably sleeving).Original proofing (acceptance) is Wien 1915, ( Vienna) and at that time it was in 9x23 Steyr.
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