Inert .303 British K C IV Headstamp Cartridge dou along with descriptions that explain

along with descriptions that explain their functions and significance in emergency response

The regiment saw active service in various conflicts

The K28 VII headstamp identifies both the maker (Kynoch – “K”) and the year of manufacture (1928)

9mm INERT rounds provide a realistic yet safe alternative to live ammunition

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Inert .303 British K C IV Headstamp Cartridge dou along with descriptions that explainThis authentic inert . 303 British cartridge features the K C IV headstamp, signifying manufacture by Kynoch & Co., one of Britains foremost ammunition manufacturers during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The K denotes Kynoch production, while C IV indicates the Cartridge Mark IV specificationan early black powder service loading developed during the formative years of the . 303 British caliber. The Mark IV cartridge represents an important