I handload mine.   Cast and size my bullets.

I also have a good supply of FA 3/1907 ammunition that I use from time to time.

Ramon

I've got several hundred cases dating back to the mid sixties.  I handload all my ammunition, mostly lead slugs.  Two favorites come to mind:  173 Gr Lyman #311291 and 210 gr Lyman #311284.  Both of these bullets are available on the 'net.  Try:  (You need to Login to view media files and links)
There are others.  My 311284 are cast by me.

However, I have a hog hunt lined up in Feb and I plan on using 220 grn Hornady Interlocks .  It may be loafing at about 1800fps but that'll make 'em do the Jihad Jig w/sqeal.  Bullet # is 3090 and available at Midway:  (You need to Login to view media files and links)

Now, as far as new brass goes, you'll need to check with your local suppliers for the brass and for loaded ammunition.  Winchester does do some runs from time to time.  When you see it, buy it!

Have fun.  These are real rifles and thankfully, some are left for shooting!

TL

Whoops: I think "Needanswers" is looking for information on loading for the Norwegian Krag, 6.5 X 55.  I've taken to buying the cheapo Swede ammo from Samco, pulling the bullet, and dumping about 20% of the powder charge.  That drops the velocity to around 2,100 fps in the 29" barrel of my 1917 Krag rifle, and much less expensive than handloading from components.  If I had a need to slay something other than paper with this rifle, I might load it up a bit faster, but I want to stay below 40,000 psi chamber pressure.

"Your mileage may vary"

hey, I can't find the link for the .303 britsh case mod. to .30-40. Help.
Thanks

Thanks!!!!!!! I can Do that.