Cartridge family

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turner

Discussion Starter · May 5, 2011 (Edited)

This photo happens to contain a group all generated from a common parent cartridge (included). This group of chamberings happens to be a very popular Long Action family.

Can you tell us the parent chambering?

Can you identify the other members of this particular family pictured here along with the original?

Too easy, huh?

Perhaps another slightly tougher one in the near future. It's a bit time consuming going through all the ammo and finding them ya know...LOL :wink:

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daddus1

· #2 · May 5, 2011

Looks like 3006?

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turner

Discussion Starter · #3 · May 5, 2011

I will check in tomorrow and list the cartridges shown :bye:

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WisconsinDeer

· #4 · May 5, 2011 (Edited)

I'm going to guess that there's a 35 Whelen, 30-06, 270, and a 25-06 in there.

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gfdeputy2

· #5 · May 5, 2011

hard to tell but to me looks like the .270 Family

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turner

Discussion Starter · #6 · May 6, 2011

And.... the answer

Drum roll, please.......

from the left: 25/06, .270 Win, .280 Rem, 30/06 (Daddy), and .35 Whelen. The only factory relative missing is the .338/06 A-Square (which I recently sold to a friend)

I'll add another family group in a bit (please tell me if they are of zero interest!):wacko:

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Karl.Luhr

· #7 · May 6, 2011

That was a good one...

I was having trouble deciding what the second from the right was if it wasnt a 3006, I was sure the far right was 35 whelen. I always wanted to shoot a 338-06 just to try it.

Karl

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WisconsinDeer

· #8 · May 6, 2011

Ah, how could I forget the 280...

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