Ok, so Brownell's teased this image today asking to "guess the caliber." So, first thing is that's clearly a Weatherby belted magnum case either blown out or trimmed. And the projectile looks like one of the elegant high-BC 7mms. The 460wbymg is also the 375, if memory serves. But 7-460 sounds cooler [] Anyone else keen to guess?
20mm cannon x .50? Maybe. Definitely not a Weatherby, the shell on the right has printing on the belt. Stay safe.
That’s not a Weatherby or any other conventional belted magnum case. The belt is too thin and the extractor groove is too wide.
That's a Weatherby .225 Belted Preposterous. Extreme high velocity. Vaporizes the target on impact, but you only get twelve shots before the chamber throat has to be replaced.
Yeah, that case is spinning me for a loop. The 20, 25, & 30 mm "cannon" case are not belted, the case head is strong enough as is. And they have deliberately not given us anything that offers scale to compare to. (Oh, yeah, this is entirely a goof, and Brownell's meant it that way--but, my curiosity on that case dug in hard enough to pose the question.) Did Jeffries or Gibbs "do" belted cases?
That rim seems a lot more rebated, and the belt a tad skinny--but, neither photo has a lot of scale information where it counts. .50mbp down to that 23mm case would probably have the "look" The 23x115 has a 26mm base. The 23x152 has a 38mm base diameter. The latter could be pretty likely given the proportions of a 12.7 bullet versus a 38mm base.
At the club we would play a game, guess the gun and we would pick guns from movies. One that would stick people is the gun Joe Kidd has. Hard to tell from this pic But the video, While not common, much more easy.
Well that’s not nice of them. If you do happen to see more info, I’d be interested to know. Thanks for the update.