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I’ve had my eye out for .303 components for years. This was the first brass to come up. When I find a gun I want, first I start collecting dies and components.So I used another round to jam the stuck case onto the new cartridge then mortared it out. You can use pliers to pry and rip the separated case off. Use PPU Brass! It's got a thicker rim so headspace issues should go away!


What about jamming a 30 cal jag with 2 or 3 patches down the muzzle? The previous rounds extracted quite easily.So I used another round to jam the stuck case onto the new cartridge then mortared it out. You can use pliers to pry and rip the separated case off. Use PPU Brass! It's got a thicker rim so headspace issues should go away!

Actually, it came out very nice, though I am still wanting for a WWII example of an enfield but this gun shoots great. I made 20 rounds each for this and my marlin 94’. It was only when I looked at the ammo boxes that I noticed they were both labeled the same: 150 grain interlock 27 grain IMR 3031. Literally the same load as a 30-30 just with a spitzer VS RN bullet LOL. When I make ammo, I label what is in it.Turned out nice. If you blow up the picture of my chop job, you'll see a sticky backed foam pad on the butt you can shape to the ATI cheek rest for a little cushion.
I know it's blasphemous, but the ATI looks passable and works. Makes for an inexpensive all-weather rifle you don't have to worry about hurting, especially for a pre-Bubbad gun. PAX
I have go, no-go and field gauges for 303 British but I don't loan them out.does anyone have a .303 NO-GO gauge they could loan me?
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