alberta boy
Well-Known Member
Hello all, I may be beating a dead horse, but I've noticed no-one seems to mention the 303 Brit on this site. Just curious to see how many of you use one.
Its still an extremely popular round here( 303's & 30-30 winchesters have probably taken more game in Canada than any other caliber there is) I used my Parker Hale No. 4 conversion to take two white-tails(almost instant kills) in the first week of October.
My nephew took his first Mule-Deer on the same trip with his Enfield at just under 200 yrd's.The best part was that it was my first rifle, my father used it for many years before he gave it to me 37 years ago. My dad, a proud Englishman and WWII vet, passed away April 29th of this year. He carried an Enfield from when he was a very young man during the war until his last hunt at the age of 83. One rifle, 3 generations , and it still puts meat on the table. I like to think that the old man was there a few weeks ago, he would've been proud of the boy.
We miss you Da
Alberta boy
Sorry boys, I didn't mean to go off on a tangent lol
Its still an extremely popular round here( 303's & 30-30 winchesters have probably taken more game in Canada than any other caliber there is) I used my Parker Hale No. 4 conversion to take two white-tails(almost instant kills) in the first week of October.
My nephew took his first Mule-Deer on the same trip with his Enfield at just under 200 yrd's.The best part was that it was my first rifle, my father used it for many years before he gave it to me 37 years ago. My dad, a proud Englishman and WWII vet, passed away April 29th of this year. He carried an Enfield from when he was a very young man during the war until his last hunt at the age of 83. One rifle, 3 generations , and it still puts meat on the table. I like to think that the old man was there a few weeks ago, he would've been proud of the boy.
We miss you Da
Alberta boy
Sorry boys, I didn't mean to go off on a tangent lol