Thanks again for the replies fellas ! I understand that the .410 Enfields used fireformed .303 brass and , from what I hear .444 brass works as well . I don't reload , so the thought of being able to buy hunting ammo adds to the appeal and thats what I'm hopeing for. The Fulton stamp is on the end o...

Can't really say for sure ( definately not an expert ) but anytime I found a spent pill the groove marks are very noticable on it...and maybe stabilization has something to do with the flat base bullet , with a more even pressure pushing from behind , instead of excaping from the sides , slightly , ...

Sure does ..Thanks !

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I've been checking out a .410 No.1 BSA and the add says ... "BSA commercial stacked rifles on top of barrel " and "regulated by Fulton " I'm not sure what these statements mean . Can somebody enlighten me here ? [pic]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v322/Timberlord/Enfields%20at...

I'n new to this forum and just sayin' howdy . I've been in love with my '43 Longbranch for 34yrs now , which unfortunatly was sporterized .It always was and still is my main deer hunting rifle . Collectable , original Enfields are pretty hard to come by around here , and when one pops up the price i...