[krept]

http://www.globalunderworld.net/bullet1.jpg


http://www.globalunderworld.net/bullet2.jpg


http://www.globalunderworld.net/bullet3.jpg


The only hint is that a Fireball case was not used on the right one.


ANY guesses :D

cheers

[WonderNine]

.22-250, .223 and um a mutated 7.62X39? :scrutiny:

:D

[krept]

the middle is a .223

(i just realized in the bottom pic two of them are transposed - sorry)

cheers

[WonderNine]

AHhhh, the first one is a .243, no clue on the last one

[Watchman]

243, 223 and a .300 Whisper

Maybe.

[4Truck]

I second your vote Watchman .243, .223, and .300 Whisper

[Tamara]

...while playing with the screen size...)

I'll third .243, .223 and .300 Whisper.

[Gewehr98]

Just resized and trimmed to length?:confused:

[krept]

.243 and .223 but the last is iffy...

"300 Tactical" is what I was told this combo is called... My understanding was the Whisper is formed from a .221 Fireball brass and the Tactical is formed with .223 brass in much the same manner. Works like a charm in a rebarreled AR. There is apparently a little extra case capacity with the .223 so the bullets can be driven a little faster, supersonic, if desired.


(maybe someone just wanted to use the "t" word)
:D cheers

[P95Carry]

I'm with others on first two ....... .243, classic use of .308 brass .. and .223 (5.56 x45) ... another fave but third .... I am still keen to know more.:p

[Tamara]

Factory .300 Whisper ammo from Cor-Bon uses resized & trimmed 5.56 brass, much to the consternation of JD Jones, who insists that if it don't use .221 Fireball brass, then it ain't .300 Whisper...

[Mike Irwin]

That was easy...

Unfortunately I was several hours too late with the answers...

[krept]

Tamara, what does JD Jones call that cartridge?

I had no idea Cor-Bon even loads it.

Good stuff,

cheers.

[Gewehr98]

I always wondered why JD Jones stuck with the .221 Fireball brass for his .300 Whisper, when the .223 Remington brass is cheaper and more plentiful. I know the .221 is shorter, but case trimming really isn't that hard to do. Heck, I've got my DeWalt cordless attached to a Sinclair case trimmer, and crank out 7.62x45 Czech brass at a goodly rate...