I wouldn't shoot that ammo in the Garand if it were mine. That ammo is obviously out of spec.Wes wrote:Quite, didn't notice that at first. Yea, I wouldn't shoot it.The Annoyed Man wrote:Look at the case head. The one on the left is very different from the one on the right.Wes wrote:The actual 30.06 bullet can range in size as long as theoverall length is from 2.94 to 3.34 and from the looks of you pic it doesn't look like that big of a discrepancy. It is hard to tell from the pic but the cartridge seems the same between the two., but even then a .02 difference is typically acceptable.
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- Thu May 30, 2013 6:20 pm
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Re: like a 30.06 but just a little bigger.
- Thu May 30, 2013 6:08 pm
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Re: like a 30.06 but just a little bigger.
Look at the case head. The one on the left is very different from the one on the right. .303 British is a rimmed cartridge, similar to the design of the 7.62x54 Russian. The picture below is .303 British:RX8er wrote:Someone smarter than me will chime in I'm sure but I think that is a Greek .303.
Here's a website that has a lot of great info and I think this pertains to what you have:
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