Comments for A new whatziss.

A new whatziss.

2006-12-26T15:10:32Z

This one is rather more conventional - some of you may get it right off the bat.

Someone's bound to overthink it, however.

Comment from Rick on 2006-12-27

2006-12-28T03:52:36Z

Ok. A .357 then. I think. KTW

Comment from Rick on 2006-12-27

2006-12-28T03:52:17Z

Ok. A .357 then. I think.

Comment from MCart on 2006-12-27

2006-12-28T03:37:06Z

"It's a bullet :-/" It's a CARTRIDGE. Hard to say what type with no scale reference. I'm guessing it's small. .22 or .17 ish.

Comment from Sigivald on 2006-12-27

2006-12-27T22:58:15Z

Justthis: That was teh American-180, I believe, but it fired standard .22LR. I'm thinking Rick's got the right idea, overall, but I agree with Martin about proportion. That looks too long for .38 Special.

Comment from Justthisguy on 2006-12-27

2006-12-27T08:32:32Z

It's that special .22 rimfire for that full-auto .22 carbine that somebody used to make, with the disc magazine, like a Degtyarev (yay!) that was gonna be for prison guards, except they went broke. No, on second thought, the rim looks too square-edged to be a rimfire. If it weren't so late, I'd try to find calipers, hold up to screen, calculate proportions. If I had the Barnes book here.

Comment from Trias on 2006-12-26

2006-12-27T03:36:39Z

It's a bullet :-/

Comment from Martin on 2006-12-26

2006-12-26T17:16:49Z

The proportions make it look more like a .357 case; some sort of anti-kevlar round?

Comment from Rick on 2006-12-26

2006-12-26T15:13:24Z

.38 Special KTW. I think.