Inert .303 British B C II Headstamp Cartridge – Early Mark II Ball Round German Badges and Medals or preserved as a piece

or preserved as a piece of history

a weapon that entered British service during the mid-1960s and remained a mainstay of infantry fire support for decades

The locking mechanism functions perfectly

durable mirror was issued to soldiers during World War II for personal grooming and practical use in the field

including those of famous military units and historical figures

Inert .303 British B C II Headstamp Cartridge – Early Mark II Ball Round German Badges and Medals or preserved as a pieceThis authentic inert . 303 British cartridge bears the B C II headstamp, identifying manufacture by the Birmingham Metal & Munitions Co., one of the key suppliers of small arms ammunition during the early development of the . 303 British service round. The B denotes Birmingham production, while C II indicates the Cartridge Mark II specificationan early black powder loaded ball cartridge adopted in the late 1880s. The Mark II cartridge was originally