Inert .303 British Round – 1939 Dated KF (Indian Government Ammunition Factory, Kirkee) | Collectible Ammunition BOB or training purposes

or training purposes

mounted in an original-style M13 disintegrating machine gun link

Polished to highlight the rich patina of aged brass

The bayonet was a blade that marked a return of the British Army to using blade-type bayonets like the Pattern 1907 bayonet instead of socket bayonets such as the No

even when wet and out performs a lot of harder materials such as Aluminium

Inert .303 British Round – 1939 Dated KF (Indian Government Ammunition Factory, Kirkee) | Collectible Ammunition BOB or training purposesThis original inert . 303 British Mk VII ball round, dated 1939 and manufactured by KF (Indian Government Ammunition Factory, Kirkee), represents an early wartime example from one of the British Empires important colonial factories. The headstamp clearly displays the KF 39 marking, identifying both its manufacture date and Kirkees role in supplying ammunition to British and Commonwealth forces across multiple theatres. Produced at the outset of the