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Here is the military ball load I have been shooting, its Greek 174 grain FMJ, loaded with 42 grains of 2208. Shot this group below at 100 m with the military open sights, two inch group which I...

That's more my selection bias, I like heavy round nose bullets on game; they are also very accurate.

180 grain Speer RN is good, the 174 grain Hornady RN is good. The Winchester 180 Power Point SP is good. The Highland / PPU 180 Grain BTSP is good. (I have not shot anything with 150 grainers as far...

Just spent an hour loading up some military ball for my old SMLE. It has a like-new barrel on it and shoots very well, my eyes are getting too old to shoot with open sights like I used to, but I can...

My old BSA sporting rifle with the Lee Speed tang safety...

https://i.ibb.co/fvVcDJK/LEESPEED1.jpg
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https://i.ibb.co/XYY23my/LEESPEED3.jpg

Thats a sporting rifle built on an SMLE. Its probably from the 1950's going by the stock. not the same thing as the fine sporting rifles they were making pre WW1...

Yes, you're right, I forgot about all the 7x57's.

Goddamit where do you find these things. I would kill for that one. But is it for blackpowder or cordite does it say on the barrel?

I am thinking of putting one of those mini red dot sights on my .303, like the Burris Fastfire. The coolness of this idea has quite overexcited me.

Heres on on a Garand type thing:
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Tahr, my .303 has an excellent bore and will shoot 1.5 inch groups with the army open sights. With a scope who knows, maybe a bit better. But this is with handloads. With PPU or Winchester factory...

Sigh. They're called Lee-Enfields. Not Enfields. Never. You have to pronounce both of the words. Always goddamit. Dont be that American guy on youtube. Or just stick with three oh three.

Try 220 grain .308 bullets in a good .303 bore. The longer bearing surface works better I think.