Kynoch .318 Cartridge Case with 300gr Soft-Nose Bullet – Vintage British Sporting Ammunition ECB The use of metal construction

The use of metal construction ensured durability and resistance to wear and tear in the field

this shell was primarily designed for the 37mm M1916 infantry gun and various types of early anti-aircraft and tank guns

It consists of a 30mm projectile made from inert materials

and is suitable for both minor and more severe injuries

The 67 indicates a brass cartridge case containing approximately 67% copper

Kynoch .318 Cartridge Case with 300gr Soft-Nose Bullet – Vintage British Sporting Ammunition ECB The use of metal constructionThis Kynoch . 318 cartridge case with a 300 grain soft nose bullet is an interesting and uncommon example of early British sporting ammunition. The . 318 calibre, most famously associated with the . 318 Westley Richards, was developed in the early 20th century for medium and large game, and became highly regarded for its deep penetration and excellent field performance. While factory Kynoch loadings were typically offered in 180 grain or 250 grain