Need help identifying these cartridges.

[Outlaw6.0]

Tear'em up brother, hope you win.



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[barnesuser28]

Tear'em up brother, hope you win.



t

Thanks, i still have no clue what the 3rd one is, i think a 7mm of some sort.

 

[Varminator 911]

Looking to identify these cartridges.
i think the 2nd one is a 6mm ppc, i think the 4th one is a 300 h&h, 5th a 300 wetherby, and the 6th one a 458 win?

#3 is close to 7x57 Mauser but it almost looks to have the radius shoulders of a Weatherby. To my knowledge Weatherby had no cartridges without a belt.

I like the looks of #7. It is close to a 458AR. I'd like a gun in that baby. The 458AR is 2.55 inches long, 0.3 shorter than 300 H&H and has same 0.532 rim. The cartridge in your picture looks not quite that short. http://ammoguide.com/?catid=605

#8 may be the 505 Gibbs http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.505_Gibbs

 

[Varminator 911]

Looking to identify these cartridges.
i think the 2nd one is a 6mm ppc, i think the 4th one is a 300 h&h, 5th a 300 wetherby, and the 6th one a 458 win?

My best guess:

#1 221 Remington Fireball

#2 22 BR: 22BR Cartridge Guide within AccurateShooter.com

#3 7x57 Mauser

#4 300 H&H

#5 30-378 Weatherby

#6 9.3x74Rmm

#7 458 AR

#8 505 Gibbs

 

[barnesuser28]

My best guess:

#1 221 Remington Fireball

#2 22 BR: 22BR Cartridge Guide within AccurateShooter.com

#3 7x57 Mauser

#4 300 H&H

#5 30-378 Weatherby

#6 9.3x74Rmm

#7 458 AR

#8 505 Gibbs

I think you are right on all of them except for #2, i think it is a 6mm BR. The inside neck diameter looks bigger than the 221 fireball.

 

[cfvickers]

third is a 6.5x55 it will have a sharper shoulder angle after it is fire formed. it the 300 h&h and the 30-378 were the only ones i am sure of.

 

[cfvickers]

#6 is a 40-85/40-90 ballard everlasting 7 is a 416 dakota and 8 is a 505 gibbs

 

[azsugarbear]

I saw the contest as well - but decided not to enter. However, my first thought was to use my caliper on the cases in the photograph - starting with the ones I was sure of. Not that your measurement would indicate correct size, but rather help establish size/length relative to the other cases.

I could then determined the approx. caliber of each by measuring the mouth. Once I had the caliber, then the length of the case, the shape and shoulder, plus other marks (double radius shoulder is telltale Weatherby) and rims (belted, rebated, etc) should narrow it down considerably.

 

[Bullet bumper]

My guess without looking at any of the other posts is.
1/ 221 fireball
2/ 22 PPC
3/ 250 3000 savage.
4/ 300 Holland & Holland.
5/ 300 Weatherby Magnum.
6/ 450 Nitro Express
7/ 500 A square
8/ 577 A square

 

[cfvickers]

Here it is. 221 fireball, 6mm BRX, 6.5x50 Arisaka/ 6.5 Japanese, 300 H&H Magnum, 30-378 Weatherby Magnum, 9.3x74R (notice there is a very slight neck in the original picture posted, disguised by the annealing), 450 Dakota, 505 Gibbs.

 

[Varminator 911]

Man that 6mm BRX has a long neck. And the 505 Gibbs has a huge hole in the top!! They say the 458 Lott kicks like a mule and it's smaller than the 450 Dakota. Believe I'd need a brake on that Gibbs.

 

[barnesuser28]

Here it is. 221 fireball, 6mm BRX, 6.5x50 Arisaka/ 6.5 Japanese, 300 H&H Magnum, 30-378 Weatherby Magnum, 9.3x74R (notice there is a very slight neck in the original picture posted, disguised by the annealing), 450 Dakota, 505 Gibbs.

Thats sweet, what website did you get that from?

 

[barnesuser28]

i dont think it is a 6mm brx, neck looks too short, i think it might be a straight 6mm br

 

[cfvickers]

The parent cartridge of the BRX is the BR, the BR is 1.075 base to shoulder, is the 6mm PPC the 221 is 1.070 base to shoulder, this removes the BR and PPC from the list of possibles as the one pictured is obviously longer base to shoulder. The BRX will naturally have a shorter neck than a BR because it is .10" longer to the shoulder than its parent. Fire form it and you will have a shorter neck for obvious reasons. The other possibility was a dasher but with a 40 degree neck that throws it out. And therefore it is a 6mm BRX, no other well known options.

By the way the picture I posted came from Ammoguide.com. They have a cartridge visual comparison tool. and most known cartridges in their database.