.303, unprimed brass

[Holzhacker]

Thanks, Parashooter, So what unit was you in, or are you, or was you a skydiver. Out of just under 30 yrs. I was 16 in the ABN. Shoot me an e-mail if you want. Take care and best wishes

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Muffett, .303B brass in the US currently is not easy to come by, Here in Colorado ammo, reloading supplies is very scarce, and expensive when you can find it. Converting 30-40 brass is quite easy, and it works well. I'll agree with you it's much nicer if one can get his hands on .303British. So mate take care, and best wishes. PS At 77 I'm retired, but really don't seem to have much time, it goes by so fast. Funny when I was working I seemed to have much more time, figure that.

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[conec]

Here in Colorado ammo, reloading supplies is very scarce, and expensive when you can find it.

Amen to that. Brass I have, but finding powder or large rifle primers on the shelf here in Arizona is well nigh impossible.