.303 British Ammo Prices

The 1888 service cartridge of the British Empire. It's the round of the Lee-Enfield and fought through two world wars and a hundred smaller ones. Surplus rifles by the million brought it to America and it still puts venison in the freezer but it's encountered less and less.

Modern loads run 150 to 180 grain soft points. Surplus and commercial FMJ come and go with importer cycles. Supply is significantly thinner than the mainstream calibers. When brass case lots surface Enfield owners stock up.