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...ammunition with no rim or extractor groove on the cartridge cases (e.g., [[5mm Bergmann]]), and such pistols therefore lacked extractors. The spent case w

*[[5 mm Remington Rimfire Magnum|5mm Remington Mag]] ...right: [[.17 HM2]], [[.17 HMR]], [[.22LR]], [[.22 WMR]], [[.17/23 SMc]], [[5mm/35 SMc]], [[.22 Hornet]], [[.223 Remington]], [[.223 WSSM]], [[.243 Winches

*[[Fusil d'entraînement MAS 36 de 5,5mm (.22 LR)]] *[[Fusil d'entraînement MAS 45 de 5,5mm (.22 LR)]]

...dly. The size of the target is the same as the Olympic air-rifle target; 0,5mm diameter 10-ring.

| [[5 mm Remington Rimfire Magnum]] || 1970 || align=center|USA || 5mm (.2045) || Obsolete rimfire

...l suited to varminting, and may be the first in a new line of .20 caliber (5mm) rounds.

...ther 4000+ ft/s cartridges were wildcats, not commercially produced; the [[5mm/35 SMc]], for example, can reach 4,800 ft/s (1,500 m/s) using a 30-grain (1 * [[5mm/35 SMc]]

...r to both .22 WMR and .17 HMR, however, so there is still potential in the 5mm rimfire for wildcatters.

| [[5MM Craig]] || 5.182 (.204) || EVRC || 25.93 (1.021) || 8.13 (.320) || 6.53 (.2 | [[5mm/35 SMc]] || 5.182 (.204) || - || 39.52 (1.556) || 12.01 (.473) || 11.96 (.4

...ading firearms capable of discharging a rim-fire cartridge other than 4mm, 5mm, .22" or .23" (or their metric equivalents), 6mm or 9mm rimfire; b) Rifles and handguns chambered for 4mm, 5mm, .22 inch, .23 inch, 6mm or 9mm rim-fire ammunition;