ID odd 303 Round

[jaguar]

Came upon this lone 303 round, & could not nail down it's identity. Collector charts I've seen do not show a plain lead bullet round with this headstamp. Quite sure it is not a reload. Your thoughts.

Cheers
Jaguar

 

[Alonzo]

Most likely a Gallery round or even Guard round.
Nice date on it.

 

[enfield303t]

I would really like to see the box it came from. From the date IF it is original and it appears it is I have a suspicion but really don't want to post without knowing more.

Appears made by Dominion Arsenal so is Canadian but the lead bullet is puzzling.

 

[green]

Canadian Gallery Practice MkII. Reloaded at Dominion Arsenal useing a MkVII Ball case. Original hs cancelled by the ring stamp.

 

[Dosing]

Gallery/training round. Still find them at gunshows from time to time, the headstamp is more interesting than the loading.

 

[wheaty]

Get a copy of Tony Edwards book on the .303 rounds and you will have all the info you will ever need on .303's.
If you need his email addie give me a PM

 

[jaguar]

Thanks to all.
Wish I did have the original box, but unfortunately no.
Cheers
Jaguar

 

[Pblatzz]

They never came in a box, They were wrapped in a brown paper then tied with string. I have some in the wrap. I'll see if I can take a pict of the wrap.

Pete

 

[joedude]

Is it just me, or does that brass look like its been fired before?

Looks like there's a bit of stretching evidence at the web/base area... Could it be a reloaded cast?

 

[Sasquatch807]

Is it just me, or does that brass look like its been fired before?

Looks like there's a bit of stretching evidence at the web/base area... Could it be a reloaded cast?

Read green's answer above.
I have a 1917 like that.

 

[joedude]

Read green's answer above.
I have a 1917 like that.

Oh is that what that meant?

I guess I'm just used to reading in full sentences.


Thanks!