Guess that cartridge

[Pheroze]

375 flanged and 375 Ruger?

 

[Jimbob]

The one on the right is indeed 375 Flanged, BZ mate. The other isn't 375 Ruger though...

 

[thriller]

closest thing I can find in the manual is 376 steyr

 

[Jimbob]

And you'd be right! Always thought the 376 should have been more popular.

 

[thriller]

though I dont own one of these this is the single weirdest cartdrige I have ever seen, so use google all you want its a bonus point. (i did pull the image from google images so if you search by image it will take away all the fun)

 

[Clayton]

I HAD to cheat. How did you ever come across that one?

 

[thriller]

got pretty deep in google lol

 

[Jimbob]

I couldn't remember the calibre but could remember it was a Schubarth, so I googled Schubarth cartridge (honest that's all) and I can now say it is a .58 Schubarth.

 

[thriller]

yep that didnt take long haha it was so strange i couldnt pass it up though.

 

[Clayton]

The word "obscure" doesn't even begin to describe that one.

 

[Jimbob]

Yeah it is one hell of a weird fish! Always interesting to see how far we have come

 

[Jimbob]

Another off google. Very weird one. very interesting also.

 

[Clayton]

Military A/P. But which one?

 

[Jimbob]

It's a classic European calibre...

 

[drhall762]

Any possibility it is an 8mm Anti-tank round?

 

[Clayton]

Ah. You may be on to something there. I'm pretty sure it's not much bigger than that.

 

[drhall762]

I believe it is German. IIRC they played with some "Hyper-velocity" stuff before they developed the 13mm AT rifle.

 

[Jimbob]

You'd be right Drhall. It's the 7.92x94 Patronen; 225gr at 4000fps. I would imagine penetration on game would be adequate

The 7.92x107 is interesting also.

 

[Bullthrower338]

Try this one, .470NE on left and 16oz Shiner on the right. Lol it was developed as a sporting cartridge.

 

[Clayton]

I quit.