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Rifle · Experimental

.276 Enfield

7x60mm Enfield.276 Pattern 137x60mmRB

British experimental service cartridge developed with the Pattern 1913 Enfield rifle..

Identity
Introduced
1910
Type
Rifle
Origin
United Kingdom
Standard
Experimental
Status
Obsolete
Availability
Collector
Dimensions
Bullet ⌀
0.282″
Primer
Large Rifle
Case type
Rimless

Ballistics

Published velocity/energy data isn't available for .276 Enfield — an obsolete/collector cartridge.

Reloading cost

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Connected reference

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History

Development work ~1910, designed 1912, ~1,000 P13 rifles trialed 1913; abandoned Aug 1914 at the outbreak of WWI.

FAQs

What bullet diameter is .276 Enfield?
.276 Enfield uses a 0.282″ (7.16 mm) diameter bullet.
Is .276 Enfield still in production?
.276 Enfield is obsolete; typical availability is collector.
What is .276 Enfield used for?
.276 Enfield is primarily used for experimental, military.

Data & sources. Specs compiled from the Lindcott Armory reference; the trajectory is modeled (point-mass), not measured. Spotted an error? Report it →