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| .303 British |
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| British Cartridges |
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| The .303 British is probably the most successful cartridges of all time. It was introduced in 1887 as a black powder loaded cartridge and later in 1892 changed to the cordite powder which proved it to be a great smokerless powder round. It was used in World War II , and was re-placed by the 7.62x51mm NATO (.308) in 1957. It has been used all over the world in many battles and has earned its place in History. |
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| .303 |
| Cordite |
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| "PMC" HeadStamp |
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| $1.50 per Cartridge |
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| 303 MF Proof, Australian (Scarce) Click on Picture to enlarge view and or buy ! |
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| 303 C.I.L., 1942, MarkVIIIZ (Scarce) Click on the link on the Picture to enlargeand more details ! |
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| 303 Kynoch "Miniature" click on the link on the Picture to enlarge |
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| Many more HeadStamps to follow ! |
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