.303 British

The .303 British (7.7×56mmR) is a British rifle cartridge designed and developed in the United Kingdom.
==Overview==
The .303 was first introduced in December of 1888, a year it began serving the British Armed Forces. By 1891, the .303 was converted from the use of black powder to that of smokeless powder, which proved to be a valuable new innovation in the creation of new ammunition. It served in World War 1 and later World War 2, but by the 1950s, this round was formally replaced by the 7.62×51mm NATO.
==Compatible Weapons==
*Browning M1919A4
*Lee-Enfield SMLE
Category:Ammunition
Category:Rifle Cartridges