And yet another cartridge quiz

[vintage hunter]

Can anyone identify the cartridges in the photo and name the make and model(s) of the rifle they and the clip were used in?

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[RCS]

That long 30-30 type neck caught my eye and yet the bullet diameter appears larger like a 32 caliber. Being rimless and with stripper clip I believe
your cartridge is the 32 Remington used in the Remington Model 30 bolt action ?

Robert

[Woodsy]

.35 Remington, used in the Remington Model 8 & 81 semi-auto rifles, the FN semi-auto rifle, and other models?

[RCS]

The neck is way too long to be a 35 Remington

[vintage hunter]

used in the Remington Model 8 & 81 semi-auto rifles,

Correct on the rifles. There may be others but these were the two I had in mind.
RCS, it's not a .32, but you're awfully close.

[browningautorifle]

Remington model 8 and 81 came in among others, 30 cal. This is the FMJ for that and that's the 5 rd charger clip for the built in charger guide...?

[vintage hunter]

Jim nailed it. They're .30 Remington and the clip was used with the Models 8 & 81, possibly others.
Also the .30 Remington was the parent case for the 10mm Auto and 6,8x43 SPC cartridges.

[RCS]

Attachment 64555

This might be a difficult quiz as these two cartridges are both US wildcats. They were both used in the same weapon - as converted to use them and used the same magazine

[vintage hunter]

.22 Spitfire and .30 Kurz used in modified U.S. M1 carbines

[browningautorifle]

How about 5.7 MMJ and .30 Kurz? Both for the M1 Carbine...I see I'm a bit late entering...