So who's taking out the old Enfield for the up coming season

[carbonrod]

To each his own.Good looking colection.However I would stay home if had to use a 303.

lol. I am the exact opposite I guess. If all I had were a rock, I would rock hunt that year.

 

[neen]

My buddy's 14 yr old son will be using my ol' #4 this year. I shot my first 4 or 5 deer with it and hopefully he'll get his first. By the way , .303 is still very popular caliber with the locals in South Africa.

 

[Pathfinder]

Nothing wrong with an old Enfield. I would hunt just about any game available to me within reasonable distance with one. I still have one but its wearing a 45-70 barrel now.

 

[zuke]

I chopped a Savage 2 groove No4Mk1 down to 19 inch's and moved the sling opposite the bolt when I was 19.
I'm 45 now and still use it for the really bad area's.

 

[stripperclipper]

Does a sporterized Ross count?

 

[Eagleye]

I have one P14 in 303 Epps, and a #1 Ruger in 303 British.
Both these rifles are effective game-getters, and I would not feel a bit challenged to hunt deer, moose or elk with either of them.
The Epps will drive the 180 Sierra to 2700+ fps, and shoot 1¼ moa all day long
My number 1 Ruger is right with the 308 Winchester, velocity wise, and is sub-moa with at least 3 loads I have tried.
'nuff said!! Eagleye.

 

[mooboy76]

I'll be taking out my Father in law's 1942 Longbranch No4 MkI. I've got some 150gr Hornady interlocks for deer and the Hornady 174 gr RN Interlock for Moose.

 

[diesel_weasel666]

I used to use a No.5 as my thick bush gun, until I got my .45-70 Marlin 1895GS! Nothing wrong with the .303, a true Canadian classic.

 

[Arloashean]

Does a sporterized Ross count?

+1 on Ross hunting!