| DarylS |
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| 11/05/18 12:22 PM |
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For Those with oversized .303'S, Check this out
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A 202gr. .316" G/C
http://noebulletmolds.com/NV/product_info.php?products_id=4754&osCsid=s5uqoe7u87gvr6elrotvaorgu2
| Iowa_303s |
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| 11/05/18 02:08 PM |
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Re: For Those with oversized .303'S, Check this out
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Now that's a fat "fat .30" !
| 3DogMike |
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| 27/06/18 07:05 AM |
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Re: For Those with oversized .303'S, Check this out
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The oversize bore/groove .303 Brit are certainly out there. I have an original 1895 Winchester .303 British made in 1910 that has a groove diameter of .317”
I shoot 8mm “I” bore .318” bullets and have a Corbin swage die to reduce standard .323” 8mm if necessary.
- Mike
| DarylS |
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| 27/06/18 08:49 AM |
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Re: For Those with oversized .303'S, Check this out
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My #4 has a .315" groove diameter with it's 2 groove barrel.
I re-chambered it to shoot Ken Water's .312 Express round. With that ctg. and 174gr. .312" Hornady RN's,
I drive using Re#19 at 2,964fps, it makes 1 1/2" 3-shot groups at 100 meters with it's iron sights (rear peep and front blade).