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Looking for information on Newton rifles and cartridges for a research project. Barrel length, caliber, sighting, stock style, any unusual or custom features, or headstamp info on brass, date of manufacure, pictures would be very helpful.
 
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Don, beyond what one might find in Cartridges of the World - not the best source, I cannot help you on the ammo, but an inquiry to the Int'l Ammunition Assoc. might give you some help. On the firearms themselves, I suspec there people on this site, but in other forums, who could help and I would also recommend both "Ask the Experts" and "General Discussion" at Gunbroker.com; some real good and knowledgeable people there.
 
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Iconoclast, thanks for the lead. I'll do that.
 
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I have .256, .30 and .35 Newton cartridges in my collection.

They are headstamped as follows:

N.A.Co. (at 12 o'clock) .256N. (at 6 o'clock)

WESTERN (at 12 o'clock) .30 NEWT. (at 6 o'clock)

WESTERN (at 12 o'clock) .35 NEWT. (at 6 o'clock)

Hope this helps.

Tony Williams: Military gun and ammunition website and Discussion forum
 
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Tony, yes it does. Thanks so much. Do you have any idea as to date of manufacture? I don't know if you have just one cartridge or might have the original package.
 
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I've got one .35 Newton oddity... It's H/S "WESTERN .35 NEWT." The oddity lies in the bullet. It is a solid BRASS round nose with two "rings" at the bottom and case neck area. I never have found any info on this particular specimen. [Frown]
 
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I have a Newton Arms rifle chambered in .256 Newton. I have a few original cartridges, but shoot ones formed from either .30-06 or .270 Winchester. Are you looking for serial numbers, photos, range data...?
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HockeyPuck
 
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Tony, yes it does. Thanks so much. Do you have any idea as to date of manufacture? I don't know if you have just one cartridge or might have the original package.

Sorry, I just have the individual rounds.

Tony Williams: Military gun and ammunition website and Discussion forum
 
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HockyPuck you have PM. Any info would be appreciated.
 
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Thender, can you provide a picture of this unusual bullet?
 
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I don't have a way of posting a picture on this forum.... Says I need an URL to load it from and I don't have a websight of my own [Frown]
 
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Thender I sent you an email.

Special thanks to all who've contributed. I really appreciate your help. There still seems to be a great deal of respect for these old designs amongst knowledgeable shooters.
 
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Don -

I have some information on some of the Newton cartridges , if you want I can scan it and send it to you direct, or just give you the references and you may be able to locate the appropriate books . I doubt I have anything that Hockeypuck doesnt have but you never know . Interesting query , good to see a few more guys involved .
 
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muzza - you have PM
 
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