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    Promo, are these rifles for shooting, or just for looking at? I'd be interested to hear what the procedure is for making the ammo (parent case, what bullet used) is.

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    276 Enfield

    Attachment 53826 If you remove the belt from the 275 H&H (center cartridge) you have a good start, but there are other cartridges that can be used too

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    Since I'm not a reloader and aswell more a collector than a shooter, these rifles are sentenced to be unused until I happen to come across ammo for it. I anyway have quite some P.14s and M1917s which give the same feeling in regards of handling. And only for the different recoil it's not worth the effort.

    I once inquired at a company, they even had reloading dies in stock for the .276 Enfield. I didn't purchase them though.

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    I have seven rounds and two stripper clips. No incentive to shoot them up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RCS View Post
    If you remove the belt from the 275 H&H (center cartridge) you have a good start, but there are other cartridges that can be used too

    As Promo lives in Austriaicon, a better choice for a reformable cartridge would be 8x68S.

    How about it Promo ... you just give me one of the P13s and I'll make up some ammo for it

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    Patrick,

    if you make up some of the ammo I'm willing to make a meeting of us two where each of us can shoot one of the two rifles. That is no problem. I anyway live close to the border of Germanyicon.

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