.303 British (no ontology)

From Mazeworld

.303 British (or more rarely, 7.7x56mm R) is a rifle cartridge developed in December 1888 and adopted in 1889 by the British military as the standard service rifle cartridge. Initially a blackpowder cartridge, it transitioned to smokeless powder in 1891, with the adoption of cordite, a solid, stick-shaped propellant for which this cartridge is famous for using, although more modern factory loads employ more recent flake powder. .303 British is perhaps most famous for being the caliber in which the Short Magazine Lee-Enfield is chambered for.

Mazeworld overview

Type	LDV	C1	C2	C3	A1	A2	A3	A4	A5
Bullet	+4	150%	143%	135%	120%	98%	75%	38%	11%

How to read this?

Available for purchase in a gun shop or a weapon shop in boxes of 20 or bulk cans of 200.
Available brands and projectile types:
- Standard (Regular, SP): FMJ, JSP, JHP, AP
- Milsurp (Surplus, SP): FMJ, AP
Retail value of a standard round (Reg/FMJ/SP): 5.5 P$ /round
Recoil level: 4 - Heavy

Handloading information

Primer type: Large rifle
Powder type: Rifle
Projectile type: .312, 174 grain
Standard load: 532 pwdr
- -P load: 479 pwdr

Cost of a 50 case box: 89 P$ (1.773 P$/case)
Estimated cost to handload 1 standard round (Reg/FMJ/SP): 4.164 P$

Weapons compatible

Standard weapons

Total amount of standard weapons available in this caliber: 5

Class 1 weapons:

BSA Lewis Gun, machine gun
Enfield Bren Gun, machine gun
Enfield SMLE No.4 Mk.I, conventional rifle
Enfield SMLE No.4 Mk.I(T) (informally known as the SMLE Sniper), precision rifle
Winchester Model 1895, conventional rifle

Maze Customs

Customs weapon families: Available as a chambering for the Rem700 family.
Minor services: None.

Barrel length groups

Depending on the barrel length of the firearm, a multiplier to Pain and Limb damage is applied. Please refer to the lists of weapons or to the event lines to know your particular weapons' barrel length.

Group name	Length range	Damage multiplier
Rifle	20" and beyond	1x