Click on the link below, then scroll down to the photo showing 3 cartridges. the 38-55 is the center cartridge.
If you mean a .22 Long Rifle cartridge, see the link at the bottom of this page.
To distinguish between the .32 caliber and .38 caliber Iver Johnson revolvers, you can look at the markings on the barrel or frame, which typically indicate the caliber. Additionally, the size of the cylinder will differ; the .38 caliber revolver will have a larger cylinder to accommodate the larger cartridges. If you have access to the ammunition, comparing the cartridge sizes directly can also help identify the caliber.
22 BR, 6mmBR, 6.5BR, 7mmBR and 30 BR are all a group of cartridges made by cutting a 308 Win down to 1.5 in and necking to the desired caliber to shoot in Bench Rest competition.So it looks like a short 308 Winchester
A large revolver
Like a Colt 25 auto
much like a 38 special cartridge except a little shorter..
You will have to google it. No way to post pictures here.
it looks exactly like a vietnam era m16 in .22 caliber
Well, 22-250 refers to the caliber of the cartridge it fires. The rifle itself could have been made by several different companies. Most will be a bolt action rifle, most will have a telescope. It could be blued steel or stainless steel, it could have a wooden stock or synthetic material.
You could look around online on websites like Amazon.com or ebay.com to buy a cheap ink cartridge. I would go to amazon.com and go look for used ink cartridges for the cheapest prices.
Pretty much the same as any other revolver or semi-auto.
Need to know iif its a revolver or semi-automatic and the caliber.