doublegunshop.com - home Forums General Discussion Classic & Custom Single Barreled Sporting Rifles @ doublegunshop.com Newly acquired .333 WJ Jefferey rifle

The OP asked for some photos of my rifle. As I said earlier I'm not sure of the build date other than it's post 1926.The Hensoldt-Wetzlar scope is early post WW2 so perhaps the rifle is also. I have no idea if Jerrey's did the double set trigger or scope mount but it's well done. As far as load data this is what works in my rifle, you of course know to start a little lower.

63.5 grains H4350 gives me 2450 with a 250 grain Woodliegh bullet

62 grains RL22 gave me 2200 with the Woodliegh 300 grain soft nose

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Thank you so much for the reloading data. I will be working up slowly. Unfortunately the pictures would not open.
21183 was made in 1922

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Now works. Beautiful rifle.

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52 and 50 grs of IMR 4350 for 275-300 gr bullets respectively.
That could be the older 4350, of course. Hawk bullets with
softer jacket material also should have loads reduced a bit. RM

Thank you sir for the information.