The Westley Richards Farquharson in 303 British is a Victorian and Edwardian sporting rifle chambered for the British military cartridge adopted in 1888. Used extensively for Indian tiger shooting, Scottish deer stalking, and general sporting purposes across the British Empire, the 303 British Farquharson was among the most practical sporting rifles of its era. The falling-block action's accuracy and reliability were well-matched to the demands of Empire-era hunting. Type: Rifle Action: Falling Block / Single Shot Caliber: 303 British Capacity: 1 Year introduced: 1895, United Kingdom Weight: 120 oz Overall length: 43.5" Status: Discontinued Military use: Yes Intended use: Hunting / Military