Guess that cartridge - Ides of March edition!!!

[Vermin93]

Yes, today is the Ides of March - a day best known for being the day that dictator Julius Caesar was stabbed to death in 44 BC in Rome by a group of Roman Senators. Et tu, Brute?

You too can experience fame and glory like the great general and military leader Julius Caesar did on the battlefields of Europe. All you have to do is guess that cartridge!

That's a 22-250 Remington on the left. What's on the right?

 

[Mr.Bro]

30 Carbine?

 

[SES]

.35 Remington

 

[TennesseeJed]

Hornady Leverevolution .35

 

[KPH]

Et tu Bruta no thinks just et.

I think 35 remington also

 

[stik]

.300 whisper

 

[DaveB]

Another Hornady round. Half credit?

 

[num1medic]

that's aa .308 casing, but necked up. I'm thinking .458 socom(sp)?

 

[fourwheeler431]

that's aa .308 casing, but necked up. I'm thinking .458 socom(sp)?

That is my guess as well

 

[mr.big]

358 Win

 

[Kimberman]

35 Rem. the 358win has a longer case than a 22-250.

 

[EastTNHunter]

Hornady Leverevolution .35

X2. 200gr

 

[Bone Collector]

Leverevolution .35

 

[Timber Ghost]

35 REM

 

[Vermin93]

7 out of 12! Congrats to SES, TennesseeJed, KPH, Kimberman, EastTNHunter, Bone Collector and Timber Ghost!

A little history on the 35 Remington for those that are interested:

The .35 Remington: America's "Other Levergun"

A demo of the very cool Marlin 336 in 35 Remington:

Marlin 35 Remington

 

[KPH]

Shame is Marlin has quit chamber them. I lucked out and found a new one not long ago.

 

[sgtwebb1]

I'd love to have a .35, or better yet, a .444 Marlin lever gun.

 

[FLTENNHUNTER1]

35 Remington