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North American Game Rifle Cartridge Display – Framed Inert Ammunition Collection Flowers How and why did theA beautifully presented framed display featuring eight classic sporting rifle cartridges commonly associated with North American big game hunting. Mounted against a green felt backing and housed in a quality wood effect frame, this display showcases a selection of famous hunting calibres ranging from traditional military derived sporting rounds through to powerful magnum hunting cartridges. The display includes inert examples of: 8x57 Mauser . 264