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A friend has 2 boxes of Win./Olin .303 Savage 190 gr. ammo and was wondering if they still loaded this stuff. I told him its a obsolete caliber that has been since probably the late 1930's. One box is in decent shape and the other is a little rough. He's wondering if its collectable. I found some Hornady 150 gr. ammo but, no luck on 190 gr. Any help is appreciated.

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Actually, .303 Savage IS a collectable caliber.  Original boxes from the '30's can sell for up to $100 each depending on condition and rarity.  This caliber is still produced in small lots by Hornady and Prvi Partisan.  I do not recall ever having seen 190gr ammo before.  But, I haven't really looked, either.

 

It's slightly more powerful than the .30-30, with much of the advantage being the ability to use spitzer bullet which are ballistically more efficient.

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