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303 Savage Brass manufactured by Graf & Sons in Nebraska. 150 Grain Round Nose 20 round box
Graf & Sons has teamed up with Hornady to provide quality ammunition in previously hard-to-find military surplus calibers. As with all Hornady ammunition, only the finest components are used including Hornady bullets and fully reloadable brass cases.
Hornady Custom-grade ammunition provides custom ammunition in a factory production loading. Built to the tightest tolerances for peak performance rivaling and sometimes surpassing handloads in many guns. The InterLock is designed to be a devastating hunting bullet and nothing less. The InterLock Ring - a Hornady exclusive - ensures that the core and jacket remain locked during expansion. The InterLock retains more mass, energy and momentum after impact and transfers that energy to the target. Its reliable stopping power has earned the InterLock a worldwide reputation as a bullet for serious hunters. This ammunition is new production, non-corrosive, in boxer primed, reloadable brass cases.
The rimmed .303 Savage was introduced in 1894 in the Savage Model 1895, forerunner to the famous Savage Models 1899 and 99. Unlike the .303 British's .311-inch bullet, the .303 Savage is a true American .30-caliber using a .308-inch bullet. Ballistics are extremely similar to its contemporary Winchester cartridge, the famous .30-30, which it preceded by a year. The .303 Savage was The .303 Savage is a rimmed, .30 caliber rifle cartridge developed by the Savage Arms Company in 1894 which was designed as a short action cartridge for their popular Savage Model 99 hammerless lever-action rifle. The cartridge was designed for smokeless powder, and was a popular sporting cartridge until replaced by the much faster .300 Savage in 1920. The rotary magazine of the Savage action allowed use of spitzer bullets, so the .303 Savage has a ballistic advantage over the .30-30, but despite Arthur Savage's best efforts it never became as popular.
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