.308 Winchester Cartridge
Belted magnum precursor with 168-grain match bullet, used in bolt-action hunting rifles like Remington 700. HTS 9306.30.41 for complete rifle cartridges. Brass case with large rifle primer.
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If empty brass for precision reloading
Sorted, once-fired .308 brass sold for handloaders has specific reporting.
If imported as linked belts
Ammunition in machine gun belts may fall under residual category.
If lead ingots for bullet casting
Bulk lead shot or swaged bullets classified as metal if not assembled.
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• High-pressure loads need proof marks verified; import only SAAMI-spec for safety
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