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| The 297/230 Morris Short
was introduced in 1882 by Eley in England, and is the smallest of British cartridges at only .88" total length. This cartridge was used in an aiming tube (also called a barrel insert) in the 577/450 Mantini-Henry and 303 Enfield Rifles for target practice. The cartridge has been obsolete since app. 1962, or obsolete for app.50 years. |
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| $4.75 per Cartridge |
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| We have a few of these cartridges available in different conditions. |
| British Cartridges |
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| 297/230 Morris Short |
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| Near Mint Condition, very minor spots, if any |
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| $2.75 per Cartridge |
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| $1.75 per Cartridge |
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| Good Condition, minor spots, on one side, still displays well |
| Fair Condition, spots, and minor corrosion, mostly on the base, but still a good representation |
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