This is it, along with a round of standard PMC commercial ammo.

Someone recently asked what the European designation for .30 Carbine was.

It is listed as 7.62 X 33 mm

I started shooting it today and immediately noticed that it was loaded "weaker" than US commercial ammo.

Here I am shooting it and you can notice the fairly weak ejection of the casing.

Of course, the real "acid test" for ejection on this type of firearm is to shoot it from the hip.

This acts sort of like "limp wristing" a pistol.

If it's going to jam, this will usually cause it.

Notice the weak ejection.

I experienced several jams. These were "failure to completely cycle" jams

I decided to try a few rounds of PMC commercial ammo.

Here I am shooting fast from the hip.

Notice a couple of rounds of brass in the air.

It fed the rounds as fast as I could pull the trigger.

No jams.

It was also throwing the brass much further than the Wolf casings

Just to eliminate all possible factors, we tried several different magazines and also let Tman try a few mags of ammo.