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    Not Your Usual .303" SAA Milsurp Ammo- (Link to the Ammo Forum)

    A little more modern, perhaps still in use?

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    Cal. .303" SAA Ball Circa 1981
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    It's been many years since it was on the market. I remember an ammo dealer at the AGCA show in Birmingham having a ton of it back then. I've still got a couple of cans squirreled away.

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