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IBIS Caliber Family List SORTED BY CALIBER NAME IBIS Caliber List - BY CALIBER NAME Caliber Name Cartridge Case Family Bullet Family IBIS Code 14-222 14-222 .14 INCH 1422 17 Ackley Bee 17 Ackley Bee .17 INCH 17AB 17 Hornet 17 hornet .17 INCH 17HO 17 Remington 17 Remington .17 INCH 17RE 17/222 17/222 .17 INCH 1722 17/223 H & R 17/223 H & R .17 INCH 17HR .22 BB Cap Rim Fire 22 RIM FIRE .22 INCH 22BB .22 CB Cap Rim Fire 22 RIM FIRE .22 INCH 22CB .22 Extra Long Rim Fire 22 RIM FIRE .22 INCH 22XR .22 Hyper- Velocities Rim Fire 22 RIM FIRE .22 INCH 22HV .22 Long Rifle Rim Fire 22 RIM FIRE .22 INCH 22LR .22 Long Rim Fire 22 RIM FIRE .22 INCH 22LO .22 Short Rim Fire 22 RIM FIRE .22 INCH 22SH .22 Velo-Dog 5,56 X 13 mm .22 INCH 22VD .22 Velo-Dog C.F. 5,56 X 13 mm .22 INCH 2VDC .22 Winchester Rim Fire 22 RIM FIRE .22 INCH 22WI .22 WRF 22 RIM FIRE .22 INCH 22WR 22 Stinger 22 RIM FIRE .22 INCH 22ST 22 Viper 22 RIM FIRE .22 INCH 22VP 22 Yellow Jacket 22 RIM FIRE .22 INCH 22YJ 5,56 X 13 mm 5,56 X 13 mm .22 INCH 5613 Bulleted Breech Cap 22 RIM FIRE .22 INCH BBC* Conical Bullet Cap 22 RIM FIRE .22 INCH CBC* .22 Jet 22 Remington Jet .22 INCH (JET) 2JET .22 Rem. Jet 22 Remington Jet .22 INCH (JET) 2RJT .22 Remington Center Fire Magnum 22 Remington Jet .22 INCH (JET) 2RFM 22 Center Fire Magnum 22 Remington Jet .22 INCH (JET) 2CFM 22 Remington Jet 22 Remington Jet .22 INCH (JET) 22RJ 22 Super Jet 22 Super Jet .22 INCH (JET) 22SJ 221 Remington Fireball 221 Remington Fireball .22 INCH (JET) 221R 222 222 .222 INCH 222* .22 Magnum .22 Magnum .222 INCH 22MG .22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire .22 Magnum .222 INCH 2WMR .22 WMR .22 Magnum .222 INCH 22WM 22 High Power 22 High Power .222 INCH 22HP 22 K-Hornet 22 K-Hornet .222 INCH 22KH 22 Savage High Power 22 High Power .222 INCH 22SA 220 Russian 220 Russian .222 INCH 220R 220 Swift 220 Swift .222 INCH 22SW 220 Weatherby Rocket 220 Weatherby Rocket .222 INCH 220W 222 Magnum 222 Magnum .222 INCH 2MAG 222 Remington 222 .222 INCH 222R 222 Remington Magnum 222 Magnum .222 INCH 222M 22-250 22-250 .222 INCH 2250 22-250 Remington 22-250 .222 INCH 2225 5,6 x 52R mm 22 High Power .222 INCH 565R 5,7 FN 5,7 x 28 .222 INCH 57FN 5,7 x 28 5,7 x 28 .222 INCH 572* 5,7 x 28 Belgium 5,7 x 28 .222 INCH 57BG 5,7 x 28 mm FN P90 5,7 x 28 .222 INCH 5728 224 Weatherby Magnum 224 Weatherby Magnum .224 INCH 224W 225 Winchester 225 Winchester .225 INCH 225W .230 Revolver C.F. .230 Revolver C.F. .230 INCH 230R 1 REVISED JANUARY 2002 SORTED BY CALIBER NAME 240 Belted Rimless Nitro Express 240 Belted Rimless Nitro Express.240 INCH/ 6MM 240B 240 Flanged Nitro Express 240 Flanged Nitro Express .240 INCH/ 6MM 240F 240 Weatherby Magnum 240 Weatherby Magnum .240 INCH/ 6MM 240W 242 Rimless Nitro Express 242 Rimless Nitro Express .240 INCH/ 6MM 242R 243 Rockchucker 243 Rockchucker .240 INCH/ 6MM 243R 243 Winchester 243 Winchester .240 INCH/ 6MM 243W 244 Belted Rimless Magnum 244 Belted Rimless Magnum .240 INCH/ 6MM 24BR 244 H & H 244 Belted Rimless Magnum .240 INCH/ 6MM 244M 244 H & H Magnum 244 Belted Rimless Magnum .240 INCH/ 6MM 24HH 244 Halger Magnum 244 Halger Magnum .240 INCH/ 6MM 244H 244 Remington 244 Remington .240 INCH/ 6MM 244R 6 mm - 250 6 mm - 250 .240 INCH/ 6MM 6250 6 mm Bench Rest Remington 6 mm BRR .240 INCH/ 6MM 6BRR 6 mm BR Remington 6 mm BRR .240 INCH/ 6MM 6BR* 6 mm BRR 6 mm BRR .240 INCH/ 6MM 6BR1 6 mm International 6 mm - 250 .240 INCH/ 6MM 6INT 6 mm PPC 6 mm PPC .240 INCH/ 6MM 6PPC 6 mm Remington 6 mm Remington .240 INCH/ 6MM 6REM 6 mm/30 - 30 Improved 6 mm/30 - 30 Improved .240 INCH/ 6MM 6IMP 6 x 45 mm 6 x 45 mm .240 INCH/ 6MM 645m 6 x 57 mm Mauser 6 x 57 mm Mauser .240 INCH/ 6MM 657M 6 x 58 mm Forster 6 x 58 .240 INCH/ 6MM 658F 6 x 58R mm Forster 6 x 58R .240 INCH/ 6MM 658R 6 x 62 6 x 62 .240 INCH/ 6MM 662* 6 x 62 mm Freres 6 x 62 .240 INCH/ 6MM 62FR 6 x 62R 6 x 62R .240 INCH/ 6MM 662R 6 x 62R mm Freres 6 x 62R .240 INCH/ 6MM 662F 6mm-223 Remington 6 x 45 mm .240 INCH/ 6MM 622R .25 - 6,35 mm Auto. 25 Auto/6.35 BROWNING .25 INCH 635A .25 A.C.P. 25 Auto/6.35 BROWNING .25 INCH 25CP .25 A.S.P. 25 Auto/6.35 BROWNING .25 INCH 25SP .25 Automatic Pistol 25 Auto/6.35 BROWNING .25 INCH 25AP .25 Colt Automatic 25 Auto/6.35 BROWNING .25 INCH 25CA 25 Auto 25 Auto/6.35 BROWNING .25 INCH 25AU 6,35 Browning 25 Auto/6.35 BROWNING .25 INCH 635B 6,35 mm A.C.P. 25 Auto/6.35 BROWNING .25 INCH 6ACP 6,35 mm fur Selbstiade - Pistolen 25 Auto/6.35 BROWNING .25 INCH 6FSP 6,35 mm Roth 6,35 x 22,4 .25 INCH 63RO 6,35 mm Selbstiade - Pistole 25 Auto/6.35 BROWNING .25 INCH 6SPP 6,35 x 15,8 Browning Pistole 25 Auto/6.35 BROWNING .25 INCH 63BP 6,35 x 22,4 mm autom. Postole 6,35 x 22,4 .25 INCH 63AP 6.35mm pistol 25 Auto/6.35 BROWNING .25 INCH 635P .25 IHMSA .25 IHMSA .25 INCH RIFLE 25IH 25 - 06 Remington 25 - 06 .25 INCH RIFLE 2506 25 Krag 25 Krag .25 INCH RIFLE 25KR 25 Thompson/Center Ugalde 25 Ugalde .25 INCH RIFLE 25TC 25 Ugalde 25 Ugalde .25 INCH RIFLE 25UG 25/303 25/303 .25 INCH RIFLE 2530 250 - 3000 250 - 3000 .25 INCH RIFLE 2503 250 Savage 250 - 3000 .25 INCH RIFLE 250S 25-06 25 - 06 .25 INCH RIFLE 250* 256 Winchester Magnum 256 Winchester Magnum .25 INCH RIFLE 256W .25 Revolver C.F. 6,35 mm Revolver .25 INCH/6,35 MM REV 25RV 6,35 mm Pickert 6,35 mm Revolver .25 INCH/6,35 MM REV 6PIC 6,35 mm Revolver 6,35 mm Revolver .25 INCH/6,35 MM REV 6REV 2 REVISED JANUARY 2002 SORTED BY CALIBER NAME 25 - 20 25 - 20 .25-20 252* 25 - 20 Winchester 25 - 20 .25-20 2520 25 - 35 6,5 x 52R mm .25-20 253* 25 - 35 Winchester 6,5 x 52R mm .25-20 2535 6,5 x 52R mm 6,5 x 52R mm .25-20 6552 .257 Ackley Improved .257 Improved .257 INCH 257I 257 Roberts 257 Roberts .257 INCH 257R 257 Roberts + P 257 Roberts .257 INCH 25RP 257 Weatherby Magnum 257 Weatherby Magnum .257 INCH 257W 264 Winchester Magnum 264 Winchester Magnum .264 INCH 264W 270 Savage 270 Savage .270 INCH 270S 270 Weatherby Magnum 270 Weatherby Magnum .270 INCH 270M 270 Winchester 270 Winchester .270 INCH 270W 275 Belted Rimless Magnum Nitro 275 Belted Rimless Magnum .275 INCH 275B 275 Flanged H & H 275 Flanged Magnum .275 INCH 27FH 275 Flanged Magnum 275 Flanged Magnum .275 INCH 275F 275 H & H Magnum 275 Belted Rimless Magnum .275 INCH 27HH 280 Remington 280 Rimless .280 INCH 280R 280 Rimless 280 Rimless .280 INCH 280I 280 Rimless (Jeffery) 280 Rimless .280 INCH 280J 280 Ross 280 Rimless .280 INCH 2ROS 284 Winchester 284 Winchester .284 INCH 284W 7-30 Waters 7 MM MISC. .284 INCH 730W .30 Carbine .30 Carbine .30 INCH 30CA .30 Carbine M 1 .30 Carbine .30 INCH 30M1 .30 M 1 Carbine .30 Carbine .30 INCH 3M1C 7,62 x 33 Carbine .30 Carbine .30 INCH 33CR .30 IHMSA .300 LONG .30 INCH (IHMSA) 30IH 30 - 30 Winchester 30 - 30 Winchester .30 INCH RIFLE 3030 30 American 300 CALIBER .30 INCH RIFLE 30AM 30 Herrett 300 CALIBER .30 INCH RIFLE 30HE 30 Kurz 300 CALIBER .30 INCH RIFLE 30KZ 30 Remington 7,5 x 54 mm MAS .30 INCH RIFLE 30RE 30 WCF 30 - 30 Winchester .30 INCH RIFLE 3WCF 300 Belted Rimless Magnum H&H) 300 CALIBER .30 INCH RIFLE 30BM 300 H & H 300 CALIBER .30 INCH RIFLE 30HH 300 H & H Magnum 300 CALIBER .30 INCH RIFLE 300H 300 Magnum 7,5 x 54 mm MAS .30 INCH RIFLE 3MAG 300 Savage 7,5 x 54 mm MAS .30 INCH RIFLE 300S 300 Weatherby 300 CALIBER .30 INCH RIFLE 3WBM 300 Weatherby Magnum 300 CALIBER .30 INCH RIFLE 300M 300 Whisper 300 CALIBER .30 INCH RIFLE 3WSP 300 Winchester Magnum 7,5 x 54 mm MAS .30 INCH RIFLE 300W 300 WM 300 CALIBER .30 INCH RIFLE 30WM 30-06 7,62 x 63 mm .30 INCH RIFLE 3670 30-06 Ackley Improved 300 CALIBER .30 INCH RIFLE 30AI 30-06 Springfield 7,62 x 63 mm .30 INCH RIFLE 3006 30-40 Krag 300 CALIBER .30 INCH RIFLE 3040 307 Winchester 7,5 x 54 mm MAS .30 INCH RIFLE 307W 308 Norma 300 CALIBER .30 INCH RIFLE 30N* 308 Norma Magnum 300 CALIBER .30 INCH RIFLE 308N 308 Winchester 7,62 x 51 mm .30 INCH RIFLE 308W 30R Blaser 300 CALIBER .30 INCH RIFLE 30RB 7,62 Nato 7,62 x 51 mm .30 INCH RIFLE 7NTO 7,62 x 51 mm 7,62 x 51 mm .30 INCH RIFLE 7651 3 REVISED JANUARY 2002 SORTED BY CALIBER NAME 7,62 x 51 mm Nato 7,62 x 51 mm .30 INCH RIFLE 7NAT 7,62 x 63 mm 7,62 x 63 mm .30 INCH RIFLE 7663 7.62 x 51 gas channel trace 7.62 x 51gct .30 INCH RIFLE 762B 7.62 x 54 mm Dragunov 7.62 x 54 mm Dragunov .30 INCH RIFLE 762G 7.62 x 54 mm PK 7.62 x54 mm PK .30 INCH RIFLE 754P .30 Wildey .300 LONG .30 INCH WIDLEY 30W* .30 Wildey Magnum .300 LONG .30 INCH WIDLEY 30WL .300 Long C.F.
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