Hi guys,
One of My friend Got IOF .315 rifle. he is looking for soft head ammo or FMJ ammo. is it available in market.thanks
315 Ammo Help
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imtnzb
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Re: 315 Ammo Help
try the IOF websit to see what they have or and the yellow pages on the forum to locate a dealer near you
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winnie_the_pooh
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Re: 315 Ammo Help
There is only one type of .315 ammo in the market,KF soft nosed 244 grain.It is a bit strange that your friend has a .315 and has not seen it.Almost every gunshop would have it
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imtnzb
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Re: 315 Ammo Help
thanks for your quick and valuable response.he is looking for pointed ammo like 30-06.one which available in market is 244 gr. round nose. thanks
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Re: 315 Ammo Help
...man I'd be more than the happiest bloke alive if KF offered varieties beyond the standard...or rather sub-standard fodder they produce. Presumably 315 isn't made by anywhere else in the world?
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Re: 315 Ammo Help
India i think 
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Re: 315 Ammo Help
CC: Not anymore. Once upon a time Kynoch apparently loaded a 150 grain pointed soft-nose as well; but the Austrians stuck to the round-nosed 244 grain as their ball round to the bitter end. Maybe you could convince IOF to start loading a pointed 150, 175 , or 200 grain bullet as a cost-saving measure? 