Inert .303 British Mk VI Round – G 1916 WW1 Lee-Enfield Cartridge P69 The RL 26 headstamp identifies

The RL 26 headstamp identifies its pre-World War II British manufacture

4 in) in diameter and was designed by William McMillan The design and ribbon were also adopted by Belgium

62x39mm cartridge is renowned for its widespread use in military and civilian firearms around the world

It saw extensive use during the Malayan Emergency (1948–1960) and remained a trusted field tool throughout the 1950s

BBC manufacturer headstamp

Inert .303 British Mk VI Round – G 1916 WW1 Lee-Enfield Cartridge P69 The RL 26 headstamp identifiesOriginal inert . 303 British Mk VI cartridge with G 16 headstamp, manufactured in 1916 during the First World War. The G factory code is associated with Greenwood & Batley Ltd., Leeds, England, a major wartime engineering and munitions contractor that produced . 303 ammunition components and cartridges for the British war effort. The Mk VI designation identifies the earlier round nosed . 303 service loading, largely superseded by the pointed Mk VII