Description
The Tibetan army had about 5,000 regular soldiers armed with Lee-Enfield rifles back in the 1930s, and several other militiamen armed with older Lee-Metfords. What is significant about that fact is that it is entirely within the realm of possibility that the 303 British was used at some point to hunt for yeti. While we do not encourage the hunting of yeti, or his American cousin the sasquatch for that matter, we do acknowledge that if you were to do so this ammunition by Prvi Partizan would be a fine way to go about it.
rThis cartridge sports a 150 grain projectile. As a soft point it is an economical hunting bullet which is capable of expanding significantly starting shortly after the instant of impact in order to produce a wide wound channel. This bullet further delivers the accuracy needed to hit distant game thanks to its boat tail design, which measurably increases its ballistic coefficient for straighter and faster flight downrange. Prvi Partizan smartly outfitted this cartridge with a factory fresh brass casing and non-corrosive Boxer primer.
