I have pondered over the above comments and agree in principle however a few things need to be taken into consideration.
1 . the 303 round is over 120 years old and still going strong.

2. to many people worry about MOA and in the field probably 2% of hunters are able to acheive that in a stand up situation.

3. I have observed over a period of time that particularly Americans believe that high muzzle velocity is everything and therefore the reliable old 303 doesn't fit into this catogory.

4. The Enfield rifle has been serving the military all over the world for upwards of 70 odd years.

Enough said.
Al