You can go to gun shows and or auctions and you may find some. I saw on the web site for "Bashaw Sports" that they had a big shipment of brass come in and .303 savage was listed. I'd get down there and get some brass and reload your own. Then you will have some ammo that you know something about and will have ammo for a lot of years.
I went down this road and decided the only way, if you want to shoot the gun, is to reload. There is brass available from a couple of sources. Any cartridges you find fit into the collector category and are priced accordingly.
Grizz
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