.30-40 Krag vs .303 British.
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.30-40 Krag vs .303 British.
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Both the .30-40 and the .303 British are excellent deer cartridges; however, I'm considering this from a handloader's perspective, and there are many more bullet options for the .30-40.
I owned a .303 British, and I've worked with a Ruger #3 in .30-40. The Ruger #3 (since discontinued) was relatively light and recoiled briskly, but it was a pleasure to reload that cartridge.
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