Inert British .303 Round – KN 1918, Kings Norton Metal Co. Kynoch this round has been in

this round has been in use since 1898

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Unlike the metal flashlights that dominated the era

manufactured from heavy olive drab canvas for carrying the handle of the standard two-piece infantry pick mattock

It’s a great example of British military engineering during the formative years of NATO standardization

Inert British .303 Round – KN 1918, Kings Norton Metal Co. Kynoch this round has been inThis is an inert British . 303 rifle cartridge, manufactured in 1918 by the Kings Norton Metal Co., Birmingham, and marked with the KN headstamp. Early production KN rounds are highly sought after for their preFirst World War manufacture and distinctive case markings. This 1908 example offers excellent historical value, representing ammunition used during the development years of the SMLE (Short Magazine LeeEnfield) rifle. Fully inert and safe for