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#2 11.75 Montenegrin

#3 45-70 Govt

#2 Is that the correct projectile it looks a bit loose in the case.

#2 paradox

#3 45-70 2 1/10" Sharps

#3 40-65 Win

#3 45-60 Win

#2 .50 US carbine ?
#3 11.7x51R Danish Remington ?

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P38 you are correct.

You are in the right era. A well known firearms maker from pre Civil War [American]. The only examples of this cartridge in NZ came from a tin found in Wanganui brought over by an American seal...

Not a Spencer round muzza but you are very warm.

No & no

Used on the Otago coast by early seal hunters.

If there's going to be a gun fight I want to use the other one's.

Ok one more even older.
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The big ones.

You are just too good nor-west. 6mm Lee Navy or 6mm United States Navy of 1895 also ahead of its time with the barrel steel not able to survive this new round for very long.
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280 Ross good on ya nor-west.

Next part of the test this one is a bit older.
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Introduced 1906 146 gr @ 3100 fps. I would like the M1910 sporter in this caliber.

None of the above but close. The inventer was killed when a lion took exception to being shot by one.Way ahead of its time but let down by the projectiles of the day.

No

I thought this was an easy one, its not a 7mm-08.

And this one, .22 and matchbox for scale.
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