Let's play name that round.

[Local Loader]

Okay folks, it's time for this week's edition of name that round.
Round 1

Here we go folks.
Round 2

Round 3
380acp added for scale

Round 4
All if these are rimfire

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[Local Loader]

Bonus round! (Pun intended)

Yes the primer is rounded not flat.

 

[Member 85894]

I'll take a stab...
#1. 7x57 Mauser ?
#2. 32/40 Winchester ?
#3. .30 Carbine ?
#4. 22 WMR ?

 

[Local Loader]

I'll take a stab...
#1. 7x57 Mauser ?
#2. 32/40 Winchester ?
#3. .30 Carbine ?
#4. 22 WMR ?

#4 is a two parter and don't forget the bonus round.

 

[Member 85894]

I got nothin on the bonus round...

 

[Yarome]

I'll take a stab...
#1. 7x57 Mauser ?
#2. 32/40 Winchester ?
#3. .30 Carbine ?
#4. 22 WMR ?

I would say...
2. 43 Mauser (11.15X60R)
4. (lt)WMR (middle) 22WRF

Edit: Ohhh... bonus round is 30-06 SS Gov't. (aka WIN .30 Gov't)

 

[techieguy]

1. 7mm Remington Express
30-06 Match for M1 Garrand / 1903
2. No clue
3. 30 Carbine
4. 22 Mag, 22 Stinger
bonus 30-03

 

[bcp]

#1 7x57 and 7x57 formed from 30-06
#2 43 Mauser
#3 30 Carbine
#4 25 Stevens, 22 WRF
Bonus 30-06

 

[orygun]

Round 1 is the 7mm Express (280 Rem) and 30-06 Lake City Match from my birth year, 1962.
Round 2 I guess 43 Spanish
Round 3 30 Carbine
Round 4 I'll bet @bcp is right on the first one, but I wouldn't have had a clue, the second is 22 WRF.
Bonus round It's an early 30-06.

 

[CLT65]

#1 is definitely 7mm Mauser. The left one is a fairly early headstamp, and the one on the right is a reformed 30-06 case, like bcp said.

#2 is an 11.15x60R, otherwise known as a .43 Mauser, like Yarome said. There were a number of similar 11mm cartridges from that era, but the only common ones I know with a rim like that are the Mauser and the M77 Austrian, and those are surely Mauser. I have a box of them sitting on my desk right now.

#3 is of course just a .30 carbine, as everyone said

#4 are .22 Mag and .22 Special (WRF), as has already been said

Bonus round is a regular old 30-06 with an early headstamp, as has also been said. I've seen lots of those over the years.

I know, they've all already been guessed. I just figured I'd chime in with my two-cents worth.

 

[quneur]

"name that round"
...
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Bonus round:
Mouser (formally known as 8mm Mauser)

 

[CLT65]

I'll contribute a couple photos, if anyone is interested. These are just some random rounds on a shelf by my desk. I have a lot more, but I'm not a serious collector, just something I've always been interested in.

Some of them are pretty obscure, but there's a common 30-06 in the first photo, for scale, and a common .45 acp (of sorts) in the second photo.

 

[Andy54Hawken]

1) Wilhelm Von Smackrunter

2) Jorge Grande Dirigir

3) Steven "Shorty" Spitzemoutfast.

4) Michael "Magical Mini " Muldoon and Matilda "The Magnificent" Muldoon....Brother and sister from a different mother.

Bonus Round : John "Captain America" Smith.

Andy

 

[Dillon1000]

I think the center 22 is a 22 special WRF From the 1930's - 40's