I got excited!

[lngstrt]

Got an e-mail from Graf & Sons. They have surplus .303 in stock! $16.19/20

Then I saw it's Pakistani

Unless things have changed.

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[WarPig1976]

Bit pricey for 20 Mk7s and the cordite...

[CINDERS]

Give it a miss I used POF Mk VII '67 vintage for a while and as stated before could have done better with a handful of wheat

[lee_enfield223]

In Australia we call that ammo poof !!!!! ammo because that's all it does,, if you are lucky or it will also go click---------------------bang!!!!!!! and you will be doing this if you buy it

[Peter Laidler]

I understand that some years ago people were buying this stuff for the projectiles and propellant. Mind you, it'd have to be very cheap if all you really wanted to do was break it down I suppose!

[Al Diehl]

I still have bunch I bought from Aim Surplus that I call "May Pop" ammo. It's great for checking novice shooters for flinch.

Al

[CINDERS]

Yes and akin to shooting a muzzle loader I may add click--bang---smoke---confetti wads out the end of the barrel and an exclamation of "Where did that go!"

[Peter Laidler]

We had a huge batch of 9mm ammo in the late 60's that came from a 3-way deal with India. Although that was pretty much the opposite and while the primers seemed to be OK, the propellant was either absent or made of curry powder. For that, so said......, they got the remaining hundreds of Centurions from Germany. But as I was reminded many times. While they are non aligned, they are our/the Wests only TRUE friends in that part of the world

[Simon P]

A bit like the .38 S&W by Gevelot that I tried in my No2 Mk1 Enfield Revolver recently, each box of 50 rounds had the correct amount of powder, it just wasn't equally distributed between each cartridge.

[lngstrt]

And ..... I can get PRVI (reload-able!) at the same or lower price.