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| The 300 (295) Rook was introduced in England in the 1870's, as a small game, black powder cartridge for the single shot rifle. It was also made in the U.S.A. by at least Remington. It became obsolete in the early 1960's, after Eley-Kynock dropped it from production. Two different Headstamps available below. |
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| $ 4.95 per Cartridge |
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| Early Eley British Production:
.300 -10- 72 or 30 Caliber, 10 grains Black Powder, 72 grain hollow point projectile. Limit One Cartridge per Customer |
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| 300 (295) Rook |
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| Early Remington Arms- Union MetallicCartridge Co. Black Powder with 80 grain solid lead Projectile. Limit One Cartridge per Customer |
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| $ 4.95 per Cartridge |
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