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The brass was splitting at the neck, which is why I believed the gunsmith who said this was .300 brass loaded with .303 bullets

NCsmitty-I have to question your desire for accuracy at 200 yds. In basic training with the US Army I was shooting 450 yds with what we called Australian Loose Rounds. A popup target showing only shoulders a head was no problem given 15 seconds. The Australian Loose Rounds were sent back to...

I am sorry that I didn't make my problem clearer. That was that 17 out of 20 casing cracked using Remmy rounds. You answered my question nicely and I thank you-Federal is my favorite .38 special manufacturer, so why not .303-LOL? BTW-Did you know that the world's record for musketry was set...

Sporterizing mil weapons You know your weapons. When I went to English Pit in Clark County, I saw 2 really ugly "sporterized 303. The only change I have made to my 1947 Mk IV is to add a "spike bayonet".

I took my Lee Enfield to a gun smith 30 years age because I was thinking about getting into reloading, but 17 of 20 brass were split. What I was told then was Remington put .303 bullets into .30 brass and the only REAL 303 cartridges were by Norma.