ammo.crafter
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Does anyone know what cartridge case can be reworked to make .303 British cases?
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.303 British
- Thread starter ammo.crafter
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.30-40 Krag. However, .30-40 Krag brass is likely to be harder to find and more expensive than .303 British.
Years ago, I was given some .30-40 Krag brass. I fire formed them to .303 in a Pattern 14 Enfield, using the "unique, cream of wheat, and drop of elmer's glue in the neck", method. The fire forming worked fine but left a big mess in the rifle.
Years ago, I was given some .30-40 Krag brass. I fire formed them to .303 in a Pattern 14 Enfield, using the "unique, cream of wheat, and drop of elmer's glue in the neck", method. The fire forming worked fine but left a big mess in the rifle.
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mikejonestkd
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Both loaded ammo and brass are readily available for .303 brit. Why make your own?
Marco Califo
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Why are you trying to make it when you can buy it?
https://www.grafs.com/catalog/product/productId/75912
https://www.grafs.com/catalog/product/productId/75912
Goto sites like: https://castboolits.gunloads.com/forum.php, where reloaders sell brass they've picked up on the range or extra brass.